diff --git a/docs/sexpots.txt b/docs/sexpots.txt index 2862ff17ed0d71c24c52acb2bb03f82355137599..3751462db6f00ec087fa66d4250a22c7886e5f4f 100644 --- a/docs/sexpots.txt +++ b/docs/sexpots.txt @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ -Synchronet External Plain Old Telephone System (POTS) Support --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- - a.k.a. SEXPOTS - Copyright 2007 Rob Swindell + Synchronet External Plain Old Telephone System (POTS) Support + -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- + a.k.a. SEXPOTS + Copyright 2007 Rob Swindell $Id$ @@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Synchronet BBS Software v3 (see www.synchro.net for more details) was designed for client connections over TCP/IP protocols only (e.g. Telnet). Over the 7 years since Synchronet v3's release, I've received occasional (but persistent) inquiries about the possibility or likelihood of adding -modem support back into Synchronet (to support direct analog dial-up -users of the old BBS days before the Internet/broadband boom). +modem support back into Synchronet to support direct analog dial-up +users of the old BBS days before the Internet/broadband boom. I've resisted this idea (for a few significant reasons I won't go into here), and have instead, suggested alternative methods of supporting dial-up users @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ COM2TCP which do fundamentally the same thing as SEXPOTS, but SEXPOTS is more robust/reliable, and has some niceties and cool BBS and Synchronet-specific features you'll like: - o Can run from command prompt or as NT service + o Can run from command prompt or as an NT service o Handles modem initialization or "Null" modem connections o Supports Telnet (with full option negotiation) or raw TCP connections o Can accept "live" COM handles on the command-line (from "front-end" app) @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ Options: -host <addr | name> Specify TCP server hostname or IP address -port <number> Specify TCP port number -NT Service +NT Service Options: -install install and enable NT service (SEXPOTS) -service run as an NT service (background execution) @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Example .ini file (with default values given): Enabled = TRUE ; Set to FALSE to disable Telnet mode Debug = FALSE ; Set to TRUE to log Telnet commands sent/recv AdvertiseLocation = FALSE ; Set to TRUE to send "WILL SEND LOCATION" - TermType = sexpots ; You shouldn't normally change this value + TermType = SEXPOTS ; You shouldn't normally change this value TermSpeed = 28800,28800 ; Default terminal speed reported [Ident]