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Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Linux/64)
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Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Linux/64)
* Origin: Off The Hook BBS - Denver, CO (21:1/999)
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!--- JayDawg Done ---
Best regards
JayDawg
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
Thanks for the confirmations I'm sending and receiving okay!--- JayDawg Done ---
Old musicians never die, they just decompose?
This is, in fact, quite true. :-)
On 01 Oct 26 18:47:25, Mickey said the following to Jaydawg:
Old musicians never die, they just decompose?
This is, in fact, quite true. :-)
Keith Richards proves this false...
Atreyu
Keith Richards proves this false...
Atreyu you definitely have a point! Lol
Atreyu wrote to Jaydawg <=-
I remember when he was interviewed on some radio station or whatever,
and he said something along the lines of not having "any lines" to
snort, so he did so with the ashes of his dead father.
Willie Nelson's "Roll me up and smoke me when I die".
On 01 Oct 26 18:47:25, Mickey said the following to Jaydawg:--- Atreyu Done ---
Old musicians never die, they just decompose?
This is, in fact, quite true. :-)
Keith Richards proves this false...
Atreyu wrote to Poindexter Fortran <=-
I would LOVE to see a Willie Nelson concert.
Last one I went to was 3 or 4 years ago to see Burton Cummings of the Guess Who... seeing "These eyes" done live, just him at the piano, was
a treat.
Old musicians never die, they just decompose?
Keith Richards proves this false...
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
I'm sorry.
On 29 Sep 2026 at 11:45p, JayDawg pondered and said...
Hello all, testing Echomail on a new Mystic BBS install!
Best regards
JayDawg
Hi Jay
Welcome to fsxNet and thanks for taking the time to have a play with BBS.
I hope you have fun poking/prodding at BBS software etc.
The group here are good sorts who will offer info/help if you ask for it.
Regards, Paul
Thanks for the welcome Paul, I started BBSing at 300 baud and was really stylin' at 1200 baud back in the day! I had Off The Hook running in the earl '80s as a teen which I wrote in BASIC on a Heathkit computer. Fun times for sure and I thought I'd resurrect the old board now that I'm getting old. :o) I'm sure not any good at ANSI art (never was) but I'm getting everything set up without too much problem. And, yes, I am having fun. JayDawg
If you're looking for commission work contact ZeusII. I'll send his work email if you ask for it.
stylin' at 1200 baud back in the day! I had Off The Hook running in the early '80s as a teen which I wrote in BASIC on a Heathkit computer. Fun times for sure and I thought I'd resurrect the old board now that I'm getting old. :o) I'm sure not any good at ANSI art (never was) but I'm getting everything set up without too much problem. And, yes, I am
having fun. JayDawg
Thanks for the welcome Paul, I started BBSing at 300 baud and wasreally
stylin' at 1200 baud back in the day! I had Off The Hook runningin the earl
'80s as a teen which I wrote in BASIC on a Heathkit computer. Funtimes for
sure and I thought I'd resurrect the old board now that I'mgetting old. :o)
I'm sure not any good at ANSI art (never was) but I'm gettingeverything set
up without too much problem. And, yes, I am having fun. JayDawg
If you're looking for commission work contact ZeusII. I'll send his
work
email if you ask for it.
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That brings back a few memories for me also :)
I started at 1200 baud also and 2400 was amazing when I got on to those speeds, but once we hit 14.4 and the others it was far nicer. I enjoyed the different sounds of the modem handshakes as the speeds changed.
BASIC for me was on a ZX81 and then a BBC Micro model B
ANSI ART I suck at but really appreciate the work folks that play in
this space can do... which reminds me I need to hatch a bunch of art
packs out to FSX_ARTS soon... I'm way behind.
stylin' at 1200 baud back in the day! I had Off The Hook running in the early '80s as a teen which I wrote in BASIC on a Heathkit computer. Fun
"Off The Hook"... that has got to be one of the best names for a BBS I have ever heard. Nice one!
And a Heathkit too!! Wow. I remember my friend's dad had a Heathkit and I remember it had a huge floppy, something like 8 inches. That was the
very first computer I played a computer game on I think. We played Colossal Cave Adventure on it and I remembered the phrase "XYZZY" for
the rest of my life after that game.
JayDawg wrote to Knight Shadow <=-
"Off The Hook"... that has got to be one of the best names for a BBS I have ever heard. Nice one!
That's how BBSs worked back int he day, more busy signals than
connections it seemed. Lol. Thanks for the shout out!
You'd set up a handful of your favorite BBSes to gang-dial, and it'd try them all in a queue until one of them answered. I'd be in the other room and hear Telix doing it's connect sound, come sit down and find out--- poindexter FORTRAN Done ---
which board answered. Let's see, is this the 1337 board, the shareware board run by a creepy old guy, the underground board or the board with Every Fido Echo Ever?
Interestingly, of all the boards I called back in the 90s, none
of them were on Fidonet. In fact, none really carried FTN! I
remember reading .nfo files talking about cybercrime but never
actually saw a board carrying it myself.
Interestingly, of all the boards I called back in the 90s, none
of them were on Fidonet. In fact, none really carried FTN! I remember
Me, either. From 1987 (when I first started BBSing) until c1993 or later, if a board in the area I lived in was on a network and I was a caller, they were almost always on the GT Power Network. That was not an FTN.
I didn't really get all that involved on Fidonet until I started carrying it around 2000.
Re: Re: Testing Mystic echomail
By: Dumas Walker to esc on Fri Oct 09 2026 07:39 pm
Interestingly, of all the boards I called back in the 90s, none
of them were on Fidonet. In fact, none really carried FTN! I remember
Me, either. From 1987 (when I first started BBSing) until c1993 or later,
if a board in the area I lived in was on a network and I was a caller, they were almost always on the GT Power Network. That was not an FTN.
I didn't really get all that involved on Fidonet until I started carrying
it around 2000.
Interesting.. I remember multiple (tempted to say many) BBSes in my area that
carried FidoNet. I started running my own BBS in 1994, and I felt very late to
the party when I eventually added FidoNet to my BBS in 1998.
Nightfox
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Interesting.. I remember multiple (tempted to say many) BBSes in my area that carried FidoNet. I started running my own BBS in 1994, and I felt very late to the party when I eventually added FidoNet to my BBS in 1998.
Interestingly, of all the boards I called back in the 90s, none of them wer
Fidonet. In fact, none really carried FTN! I remember reading .nfo files talking about cybercrime but never actually saw a board carrying it myself.
Me, either. From 1987 (when I first started BBSing) until c1993 or
later, if a board in the area I lived in was on a network and I was a caller, they were almost always on the GT Power Network. That was not
an FTN. IIRC, one or two may have been on RIME or RelayNet or whatever
it was called back then. Ironically, there were Opus boards and, IIRC, FIDO boards around the area but they didn't carry any network message areas.
Interesting.. I remember multiple (tempted to say many) BBSes
in my area that carried FidoNet. I started running my own BBS in
1994, and I felt very late to the party when I eventually added
FidoNet to my BBS in 1998.
Re: Re: Testing Mystic echomail
By: Nightfox to Dumas Walker on Fri Oct 09 2026 01:03 pm
Interesting.. I remember multiple (tempted to say many) BBSes in my are
that carried FidoNet. I started running my own BBS in 1994, and I felt v
late to the party when I eventually added FidoNet to my BBS in 1998.
I found an old nodelist from 1991, when I started realitycheckBBS. The
San Francisco bay area had to have over 100 BBSes listed.
Re: Re: Testing Mystic echomail
By: Atreyu to Mickey on Thu Oct 01 2026 20:12:15
Old musicians never die, they just decompose?
Keith Richards proves this false...
I suspect there's a painting of him stashed away somewhere. :)
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Lol, this right here.
And looks like I'm up and running proper now.
JayDawg
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