DPTNT Terminal and DPBOX BBS - Revision history

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/ DPTNT ~~& DPBOX BBS package] TNT (outdated)~~		* [http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/ DPTNT
	* [http://www.wspse.de/WSPse/Packet.php3?lang=en TNT V1.91] (mostly in German)

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	[[TNC]] supporting WA8DED hostmode or [[KISS]] protocols.		[[TNC]] supporting WA8DED hostmode or [[KISS]] protocols.

	== ~~Detail~~ ==		== Details ==
	TNT is a full featured hostmode terminal program. Compiling it on Linux is as difficult as untarring the source and typing make. It provides both a ''dumb'' terminal and X11 version. It comes with some comprehensive documentation which describes its features in some detail. Its main features are:		TNT is a full featured hostmode terminal program. Compiling it on Linux is as difficult as untarring the source and typing make. It provides both a ''dumb'' terminal and X11 version. It comes with some comprehensive documentation which describes its features in some detail. Its main features are:

	~~===~~ Multiple sessions ~~===~~		* Multiple sessions
	TNT supports multiple packet radio connections on virtual screens that you can switch between. Each session window provides split screen (seperate transmit and receive text) operation with a status line. Commands can be entered in either a command session, or in any terminal session using a command key. Each of the virtual screens can be larger than the physical screen and can be scrolled around.		: TNT supports multiple packet radio connections on virtual screens that you can switch between. Each session window provides split screen (seperate transmit and receive text) operation with a status line. Commands can be entered in either a command session, or in any terminal session using a command key. Each of the virtual screens can be larger than the physical screen and can be scrolled around.
			* Data capture, file transfer and logging
	~~===~~ Data capture, file transfer and logging ~~===~~		: A number of options are available for logging received text to files. You can log transmit, receive or both to a log file. You can overwrite or append received data to existing files. You can use the `autobin' protocol to transmit or receive binary files.
	A number of options are available for logging received text to files. You can log transmit, receive or both to a log file. You can overwrite or append received data to existing files. You can use the `autobin' protocol to transmit or receive binary files.		* Remote Shell operation
			: You can provide a shell to remote users so that they can access other programs on your computer. You can also run a program and direct its input/output to a channel so that users can use it.
	~~===~~ Remote Shell operation ~~===~~		* Redirection of devices to a channel
	You can provide a shell to remote users so that they can access other programs on your computer. You can also run a program and direct its input/output to a channel so that users can use it.		: TNT allows you to redirect input/output from a channel to a device, a modem for example.
			* Umlaut conversion
	~~===~~ Redirection of devices to a channel ~~===~~		: TNT provides umlaut conversion if necessary.
	TNT allows you to redirect input/output from a channel to a device, a modem for example.		* Remote mode
			: Remote users can issue command themselves if allowed to do so.
	~~===~~ Umlaut conversion ~~===~~		* Socket mode
	TNT provides umlaut conversion if necessary.		: You can configure tnt so that it opens a socket for users to telnet to that allows them operation just as you have from the console. This is useful where your linux machine is on an ethernet and you want other terminal on the net to have use of your radio.

	~~===~~ Remote mode ~~===~~
	Remote users can issue command themselves if allowed to do so.

	~~===~~ Socket mode ~~===~~

	You can configure tnt so that it opens a socket for users to telnet to that allows them operation just as you have from the console. This is useful where your linux machine is on an ethernet and you want other terminal on the net to have use of your radio.

	DPBOX is a full featured BBS supporting the following features:		DPBOX is a full featured BBS supporting the following features:

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	DPBOX is a full featured BBS supporting the following features:		DPBOX is a full featured BBS supporting the following features:

	* F6FBB, W0RLI, TheBox style forwarding protocols.		* [[F6FBB]], [[W0RLI]], [[TheBox]] style forwarding protocols.
	* 8-bit transparent handling of messages using AutoBIN protocol.		* 8-bit transparent handling of messages using AutoBIN protocol.
	* BBS data compressed to save space on disk, forwarding and downloading.		* BBS data compressed to save space on disk, forwarding and downloading.
	* "Live message capture" off BBS frequency, saves network traffic.		* "Live message capture" off BBS frequency, saves network traffic.
	* PACSAT style bulletin broadcast transmitter and receiver.		* [[PACSAT]] style bulletin broadcast transmitter and receiver.
	* up to 200 simultaneous users.		* up to 200 simultaneous users.

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Detail

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	== Detail ==		== Detail ==
	TNT is a full featured hostmode terminal program. Compiling it on Linux is as difficult as untarring the source and typing `make'. It provides both a `dumb' terminal and X11 version. It comes with some comprehensive documentation which describes its features in some detail. Its main features are:		TNT is a full featured hostmode terminal program. Compiling it on Linux is as difficult as untarring the source and typing make. It provides both a ''dumb'' terminal and X11 version. It comes with some comprehensive documentation which describes its features in some detail. Its main features are:

	=== Multiple sessions ===		=== Multiple sessions ===

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License

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	== License ==		== License ==
	The TNT and DPBOXT programs are covered by the GNU Public License. The TFKISS program is covered by ALAS (a german license for Amateur Radio use), and the DPBOX program is freely distributable for Amateur Radio use.		The TNT and DPBOXT programs are covered by the GNU Public License. The [[TFKISS]] program is covered by ALAS (a german license for Amateur Radio use), and the DPBOX program is freely distributable for Amateur Radio use.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/ DPTNT & DPBOX BBS package] TNT (outdated)		* [http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/ DPTNT & DPBOX BBS package] TNT (outdated)
	* [http://www.wspse.de/WSPse/Packet.php3?lang=en TNT V1.91] (mostly in German)		* [http://www.wspse.de/WSPse/Packet.php3?lang=en TNT V1.91] (mostly in German)

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Authors

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	== Authors ==		== Authors ==
	Mark Wahl, DL4YBG, DL4YBG@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, wahlm@berlin.snafu.de and Joachim Schurig, DL8HBS, DL8HBS@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, ~~h0187akk~~@rz.hu-berlin.de		Mark Wahl, DL4YBG, DL4YBG@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, wahlm@berlin.snafu.de and Joachim Schurig, DL8HBS, DL8HBS@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, jschurig@zedat.fu-berlin.de

	== Description ==		== Description ==

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	== System requirements ==		== System requirements ==
	TNC supporting WA8DED hostmode or KISS protocols.		[[TNC]] supporting WA8DED hostmode or [[KISS]] protocols.

	== Detail ==		== Detail ==

DL5RB at 17:03, 15 April 2006

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== Authors ==
Mark Wahl, DL4YBG, DL4YBG@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, wahlm@berlin.snafu.de and Joachim Schurig, DL8HBS, DL8HBS@DB0GR.#BLN.DEU.EU, h0187akk@rz.hu-berlin.de

== Description ==
A suite of programs that provide BBS and Terminal programs for Linux.

== Status ==
Stable and working.

== System requirements ==
TNC supporting WA8DED hostmode or KISS protocols.

== Detail ==
TNT is a full featured hostmode terminal program. Compiling it on Linux is as difficult as untarring the source and typing `make'. It provides both a `dumb' terminal and X11 version. It comes with some comprehensive documentation which describes its features in some detail. Its main features are:

=== Multiple sessions ===
TNT supports multiple packet radio connections on virtual screens that you can switch between. Each session window provides split screen (seperate transmit and receive text) operation with a status line. Commands can be entered in either a command session, or in any terminal session using a command key. Each of the virtual screens can be larger than the physical screen and can be scrolled around.

=== Data capture, file transfer and logging ===
A number of options are available for logging received text to files. You can log transmit, receive or both to a log file. You can overwrite or append received data to existing files. You can use the `autobin' protocol to transmit or receive binary files.

=== Remote Shell operation ===
You can provide a shell to remote users so that they can access other programs on your computer. You can also run a program and direct its input/output to a channel so that users can use it.

=== Redirection of devices to a channel ===
TNT allows you to redirect input/output from a channel to a device, a modem for example.

=== Umlaut conversion ===
TNT provides umlaut conversion if necessary.

=== Remote mode ===
Remote users can issue command themselves if allowed to do so.

=== Socket mode ===

You can configure tnt so that it opens a socket for users to telnet to that allows them operation just as you have from the console. This is useful where your linux machine is on an ethernet and you want other terminal on the net to have use of your radio.

DPBOX is a full featured BBS supporting the following features:

* F6FBB, W0RLI, TheBox style forwarding protocols.
* 8-bit transparent handling of messages using AutoBIN protocol.
* BBS data compressed to save space on disk, forwarding and downloading.
* "Live message capture" off BBS frequency, saves network traffic.
* PACSAT style bulletin broadcast transmitter and receiver.
* up to 200 simultaneous users.

== Where and How to obtain it ==
TNT by itself is available by anonymous ftp from: ftp.funet.fi. The DPTNT package may be found at: ftp.funet.fi, or ftp.tapr.org, or ftp.ucsd.edu.

The Home Pages of the developers are at: DL4YBG and DL8HBS

== License ==
The TNT and DPBOXT programs are covered by the GNU Public License. The TFKISS program is covered by ALAS (a german license for Amateur Radio use), and the DPBOX program is freely distributable for Amateur Radio use.

== See also ==
* [http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/ DPTNT & DPBOX BBS package] TNT (outdated)
* [http://www.wspse.de/WSPse/Packet.php3?lang=en TNT V1.91] (mostly in German)