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Hi,
I prefer to split into topics the good exposition made by Brian, TNX!
On 12/22/20 9:42 PM, n1uro@n1uro.#cct.ct.usa.noam wrote:
> R:201222/2042Z @:N1URO.#CCT.CT.USA.NOAM #:56780 [Unionville] $:56780_N1URO
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> I0OJJ said:
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>> In this moment the *networked* PBBS are 394.
>
> F1OYP maintains the global BBS list which I see he just released today.
> According to his counts, he lists 1,178 BBS of various software types.
> Here alone I have *4* with LinFBB as my primary BBS. My others include
> MFNOS, JNOS2, and MSYS. 3 of the 4 softwares I run I either have or I
> continue to supply code for. Of course I don't need to run any of these
> additional softwares but since I'm often called upon to give support it
> helps to have working systems to read off of. Looks like you both were
> quite off on your counts :) Of course, there may be some SKs in his
> list too, I don't know I didn't go through it. I'm pretty sure that
> his list omits some of those I run.
First of all, it is always commendable to produce any type of works
for our common interests: TNX to F1OYP!
Certainly, there are some inaccuracies, some radio amateurs
have died, others have closed their systems, several into the
Italian list (and possibly into the others) have pirated
callsigns, etc.
As per my domestic facility, just upgraded my linux system to:
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Linux ir0rm-7.ampr.org 5.10.2-smp #1 SMP Mon Dec 21 13:25:18 CST 2020
i686 Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J1900 @ 1.99GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
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That system, among the others, is running the following PBBS systems:
JNOS 2.0m.5F (Linux) (i0ojj.ampr.org 44net GW)
[OPENBCM-1.08-5-G2F4A-AB1D1FHMRW$]
others are running behind the lines i.e.:
DPBOX (DigiPoint) 6.00.00.6
LinFBB-7.0.10
linbpq6.0.21.2
And now, go to PBBS number:
I believe to have a WP system almost purged and have the purge setup
to 30 days, so my count of the system is based on that WP database.
Naturally it may be a little imperfect, but it could be the maximum
to control the *live* packet systems :)
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