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On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 11:20:19 AM UTC-6, Rick Sanchez wrote:

> This was Mystic on Linux at the time. I haven't run it on MacOS yet. But 
> I think I should be able to make most of everything I had working on Mac 
> as well. I guess maybe I shall find out. However, I may have to look a 
> different direction if I cannot help figure out what causes Mystic's 
> QWK mail handling to be so poor. Three Mystic BBS's I've tried to rely 
> solely on QWK packets for all message handling have failed. After about 
> a week or so on each, Mystic loses my last read pointers and I then have 
> thousands of new messsages again. This time, on 20 For Beers, it did that 
> but also says I have no new messages every time. So I can no longer 
> download packets at all. 
> 
> Soo... I am not sure which BBS package I will end up going with now. :(

Any thoughts of using Hermes II?  I know it's old but I've got the unreleased
3.5.11 version up and running via TCP and it seems to be pretty stable in
OS9.  Same issue with the door games though - I can only get two to work
(Leech and Blackjack Pro).  
Not sure, but maybe there would be a way to connect to the game servers using
a Python external or if you're handy with THINK Pascal...

-BK

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