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docs/telgate.doc

-This update of Synchronet includes a new feature: internal Telnet gateway
-
-This allows users on your system to be connected to other TCP/Telnet services
-on the Internet through your BBS. Typically, these services would be other
-telnetable BBSs and MUDs, although really, you can gate to any single-port
-TCP service (i.e. POP3, but not FTP).
-
-The updated BAJA.EXE and SBBS.DLL support a new Baja function:
-
-TELNET_GATE <"str" || str_var> [mode]
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-The str or str_var argument is the destination address in the format:
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-	<addr>[:port]
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-If port is not specified, the default is 23 (telnet).
-
-Examples:
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-	"vert.sync3.net"
-	"24.0.193.46"
-	"retromud.org:3000"
-
-The valid mode bits are:
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-	Force Echo	.1	# not currently working as desired
-	Force CR/LF	.2	# expand sole CRs to CR/LF pairs
-
-This function can be called from any module or shell, but will most likely be
-used from the external programs menu (even though the telnet gate isn't
-technically an external program). Two modules are included, TELGATE.BIN and
-MUDGATE.BIN, to achieve this (copy them into your EXEC directory). Use them as
-follows:
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-	To set-up an external gateway to another BBS:
-
-	Command line: "*telgate vert.sync3.net"
-
-	To set-up an external gateway to a MUD:
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-	Command line: "*mudgate batmud.bat.org"
-
-While using the telgate gateway (and not currently in telnet "Binary" mode),
-users can press ctrl-] for a menu of telgate commands including: Disconnect,
-Toggle Echo, List Users, and Private Message.
-
-Rob