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DPBOX is a part of the NetBSD distrobution, and it
mostly runs. It crashes when a new user goes to
register on the system. I am wondering if anyone
who plays around with NetBSD could reproduce this.
I running the last version 6.0.0 on Slackware 7.1
and also Slackware 11 for several weeks and not
a single crash, so I am thinking that DPBOX was not
kept up to date as NetBSD moved along. TFKISS and
TNT (the terminal) work just fine on NetBSD. I am
wondering if it is a matter of a simple patch to get
DPBOX 6.0.0 up to date on NetBSD 9.3. I am also
curious as to what version of NetBSD would it work
fine with. I had to reach pretty far back with
Linux to get it all running correctly.
-73 de Chris KQ6UP
I am enjoying playing with all of this
old stuff.
SYSOP of the BBS @ W6TJ.#SCA.CA.USA.NOAM
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