bbs100 is a DOC style telnet BBS, developed by Walter de Jong: [ http://www.ka.sara.nl/home/walter/bbs100 ]
I've been running this software on multiple architectures under OpenBSD for several years. It occurs to me to build it as a port. However, the program's requirements are slightly heretical: - Everything installs into a single directory, /home/bbs is recommended. The standard /usr/local would be problematic for obvious reasons. - Default install sets up an internal telnet server that defaults to port 1234. An ssh -> shell -> telnet -> bbs wrapper written in c is available but is not a part of the source distribution. - The application is developed on Linux and features a custom function called cstrcpy() to do bounds checking on strcpy(). The compiler complains that we're not using strlcpy() instead. _azure
