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K5DAT > BPQ 27.12.23 17:58l 41 Lines 1140 Bytes #165 (0) @ WW
BID : 44814_K5DAT
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Subj: RE: VA2OM ---> Telnet port 6300
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Sent: 231227/1548Z @:K5DAT.#NEWI.WI.USA.NOAM #:44814 LinBPQ6.0.24
Hi Jean,
- TCPPORT is the telnet server port for human users to access either the
node or the BBS.
- FBBPORT is a "raw telnet" port and is meant for BBS forwarding.
Evidently FBB uses this protocol, so that's why John named it "FBBPORT".
I believe if a BPQ BBS forwards to another BPQ BBS via telnet, it will
also use this protocol. Lastly, the QtTermTCP terminal uses this protocol
to connect to the node, so the FBBPORT is the port specified in QtTermTCP.
- CMDPORT is used if you want to set up an application such as PE1RRR's
browser script (see https://github.com/pe1rrr/packet-browser)
73,
Lee K5DAT
> R:231225/1712Z 115@VE2PKT.#TRV.QC.CAN.NA LinBPQ6.0.24
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> Merry Christmas to all,
>
> I am trying slowly to setup a BPQ to eventualy replace my FBB,
> but that is not the question, in my bpq32.cfg I have
>
> CMDPORT=9100
> TCPPORT=8010
> FBBPORT=6300
> HTTPPORT=9123
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> The HTTP and TCP Ports, both work fine, the FBB, well Get the connect
> message but no prompt, and as far the port 9100 connection refuse.
>
> any one else use the FBB Port?
>
> 73 de Jean,
> VA2OM / VE2PKT
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