Thanks to neoshock and zip - both allowed me to view the FTP server and yea... it's pretty awesome; thinking of putting the huge 2oFB archives
up on FTP - thanks for sharing!!
Thanks to neoshock and zip - both allowed me to view the FTP server a yea... it's pretty awesome; thinking of putting the huge 2oFB archive up on FTP - thanks for sharing!!
That would be some retro archive for sure! =)
BBS - like literally, hands down, I can 'get more' done by using a TG/RG/Mystic-like file system. Since files are mostly retro, you can dig in... read .txt/.doc/etc files, blow up the archives and even see what cool historical nuggets (bbstros, cracks, etc) might be in some random
point you really need a current method of pulling the data down... FTP
is much faster, and still offers SOME of the vintage - if only it read FILE_ID.DIZs!
At one point I looked at creating scripts/MPL that would allow a user to archive up a complete XXGB amount of data and D/L one file - but at that point you really need a current method of pulling the data down... FTP
is much faster, and still offers SOME of the vintage - if only it read FILE_ID.DIZs!
point you really need a current method of pulling the data down... FT is much faster, and still offers SOME of the vintage - if only it rea FILE_ID.DIZs!
Yes, that would be nice... :)
Speaking of that, but in the other direction, I think Mystic will virus scan FTP uploads if Test Uploads = Yes and Test CmdLine etc. is set in
the FTP server options, and import FILE_ID.DIZs (my memory is a bit
vague on that, though). Scanning might cause timeouts for clients,
though.
down... FTpoint you really need a current method of pulling the data
it reais much faster, and still offers SOME of the vintage - if only
FILE_ID.DIZs!
Yes, that would be nice... :)
Speaking of that, but in the other direction, I think Mystic willvirus
scan FTP uploads if Test Uploads = Yes and Test CmdLine etc. is setin
the FTP server options, and import FILE_ID.DIZs (my memory is a bit vague on that, though). Scanning might cause timeouts for clients, though.
If I do open an FTP server, I'm not gonna let uploads I don't think... hmmm - thats a toughy cause yea, would be quicker for folks to upload but - I've curated mostly all the data @ 2oFB and I just don't like the thought of an open FTP.... hmmmmm.
If I do open an FTP server, I'm not gonna let uploads I don't think... hmmm - thats a toughy cause yea, would be quicker for folks to upload
but - I've curated mostly all the data @ 2oFB and I just don't like the thought of an open FTP.... hmmmmm.
Yeah, I originally allowed anon ftp uploads, but that went away fast... Windows Defender was working its ass off that day! Now I allow uploads from verified users, which seems to work fine. You could always add a tier of users for upload access. For virus scanning, I use f-prot 3.16f for DOS virii and Windows Defender scans for Win32+ virii.
paulie420 wrote to Shurato <=-
Did you see the youtube video about Archie being re-found and put up
last week?
Archie is an anonymous FTP search system that was around in the 90s....
Yeah, I originally allowed anon ftp uploads, but that went awayfast...
Windows Defender was working its ass off that day! Now I allowuploads
from verified users, which seems to work fine. You could always adda
tier of users for upload access. For virus scanning, I use f-prot3.16f
for DOS virii and Windows Defender scans for Win32+ virii.
OMG, LOL - I freaking loved f-prot back in the day, but the ANSi one for BBSes...
Did you see the youtube video about Archie being re-found and put up last week?
Archie is an anonymous FTP search system that was around in the 90s....
Thanks to neoshock and zip - both allowed me to view the FTP server and yea... it's pretty awesome; thinking of putting the huge 2oFB archives
up on FTP - thanks for sharing!!
At one point I looked at creating scripts/MPL that would allow a user to archive up a complete XXGB amount of data and D/L one file - but at that point you really need a current method of pulling the data down... FTP
is much faster, and still offers SOME of the vintage - if only it read FILE_ID.DIZs!
Speaking of that, but in the other direction, I think Mystic will virus scan FTP uploads if Test Uploads = Yes and Test CmdLine etc. is set in
the FTP server options, and import FILE_ID.DIZs (my memory is a bit
vague on that, though). Scanning might cause timeouts for clients,
though.
I don't think you would need to setup the Test Uploads for that. I
believe Mystic will read the file_id.diz on uploads. However you can use the test uploads to then add a zip comment like "this file flew through
my awesome BBS"
Did you see the youtube video about Archie being re-found and put up last week?
Archie, Veronica, Jughead... seems comics fans created the early internet...
from https://kb.iu.edu/d/aawk
Veronica and jughead are programs for searching Gopher servers. Veronica is allegedly short for "Very Easy, Rodent-Oriented, Net-wide Index to Computerized Archives", while jughead is supposed to be an acronym of "Jonzy's Universal Gopher Hierarchy Excavation And Display". The names
are also based on characters from Archie Comics, in connection with Archie, a search engine for anonymous FTP.
Really? I know what Archie is, I just looked into it a couple of weeks ago to see if it was still active and was sad to see it wasn't. I'm
glad it's back!
You are welcome, one thing to note though is unlike Syncronet you cannot make sub directories. All of your directories will be in the root directory of the ftp server.
Back in the day I use to run a scene FTP server. If I remember correctly it was able to read file_diz, and display it when you cd into a
directory, or did a "site" command. Back then I was using Windows, and
the server was RaidenFTPd. It looks like it is still around. Glftpd does have this function, and many more for linux you may want to look into.
You may need to figure out how to add users from your BBS.
It may be possible as I was able to let group leaders add their members via eggdrop on irc. something you may want to look into.
Thats what I was thinking - since my file archive is so... large, and spread out, I might need to just use some other softwarez as opposed to the built-in Mystic solutions. My file conferences aren't just in ~/mystic/files.
Really? I know what Archie is, I just looked into it a couple ofweeks
ago to see if it was still active and was sad to see it wasn't. I'm glad it's back!
Yea; you can access it @ https://archie.serialport.org/
The Serial Report is a great YT channel, doing cool retro stuff ACTIVELY.
LOL; that might not work for me - my file areas are across many drives, directories, subs, etc... hmmmm.
paulie420 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I literally remember using Archie just after BBSes when I had a shell account @ the University of Toledo... I was hot shit, dating a
professors daughter and had the HOTNESS internet connectionzzz!!
Yea; you can access it @ https://archie.serialport.org/
The Serial Report is a great YT channel, doing cool retro stuff ACTIVEL
I hope they open it up to more FTP servers!
I literally remember using Archie just after BBSes when I had a shell account @ the University of Toledo... I was hot shit, dating a professors daughter and had the HOTNESS internet connectionzzz!!
Good times! I was at a software company, and we installed a 56k leased line to the internet. We had a mail host people would shell to and read mail locally, get mail via POP, or just use to connect to the internet.
I literally remember using Archie just after BBSes when I had a shell account @ the University of Toledo... I was hot shit,
| Sysop: | Angel Ripoll |
|---|---|
| Location: | Madrid, Spain |
| Users: | 9 |
| Nodes: | 8 (0 / 8) |
| Uptime: | 171:20:42 |
| Calls: | 500 |
| Calls today: | 2 |
| Files: | 14,231 |
| D/L today: |
3 files (12K bytes) |
| Messages: | 66,731 |