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util:sexpots [2012/03/13 02:16] – [Notes on Advanced Features] Fix formatting. digitalmanutil:sexpots [2018/03/01 12:11] – Links to util:binkit changed to module:binkit digital man
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 I knew exactly what was required to write a Serial<->TCP tunneling program and blogged on the www.synchro.net web-site way back in 2002 that I planned on writing just such a program to give dial-up capabilities to Synchronet v3 Win32 sysops. I knew exactly what was required to write a Serial<->TCP tunneling program and blogged on the www.synchro.net web-site way back in 2002 that I planned on writing just such a program to give dial-up capabilities to Synchronet v3 Win32 sysops.
  
-Better late than never (?), I finally started writing this a program a few months ago (early 2007). I had to buy an analog modem (I'd thrown-out or donated all my modems years ago) and get a second phone line installed to test it, but finally, here it is: SEXPOTS (the name pays homage to [[SEXYZ]]). +Better late than never (?), I finally started writing this a program a few months ago (early 2007). I had to buy an analog modem (I'd thrown-out or donated all my modems years ago) and get a second phone line installed to test it, but finally, here it is: SEXPOTS (the name pays homage to [[module:binkit]]). 
  
 While SEXPOTS was designed with Synchronet-Win32 sysops in mind, it should work with any TCP Server (e.g. Telnet BBS software). While SEXPOTS was designed with Synchronet-Win32 sysops in mind, it should work with any TCP Server (e.g. Telnet BBS software).
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 ===== Configuration ===== ===== Configuration =====
  
-Configuration is normally performed by editing the file ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'', located +Configuration is normally performed by editing the file ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'', located in the same directory where the SEXPOTS program (e.g. ''sexposts.exe'') is located (e.g. ''[[dir:exec]]''). If ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'' file doesn't exist or any of the ''key=value'' pairs are missing or blank in the file, the default values (indicated below) will be used.
-in the same directory where the SEXPOTS program (e.g. ''sexposts.exe'') is  +
-located (e.g. ''[[dir:exec]]''). If ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'' file doesn't exist or any of the ''key=value'' pairs are missing or blank in the file, the default values (indicated below) will be used.+
  
 Optionally, a different [[config:ini files|.ini file]] may be specified on the command-line (e.g. for running multiple concurrent instances of SEXPOTS on different COM ports). If an .ini file is specified on the command-line, it will be loaded **after** ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'' (if the file exists), over-riding any settings in ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]''. Optionally, a different [[config:ini files|.ini file]] may be specified on the command-line (e.g. for running multiple concurrent instances of SEXPOTS on different COM ports). If an .ini file is specified on the command-line, it will be loaded **after** ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]'' (if the file exists), over-riding any settings in ''[[config:sexpots.ini]]''.
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 Timeout = 5                 ; Seconds to wait for a response from modem Timeout = 5                 ; Seconds to wait for a response from modem
 ReInit = 60                 ; Minutes of inactivity while waiting for caller before re-initialization ReInit = 60                 ; Minutes of inactivity while waiting for caller before re-initialization
 +Answer = ATA                ; Answer command
 +Ring = RING                 ; Ring indication (from modem)
 +ManualAnswer = FALSE        ; Set to TRUE to disable auto-answer and use ring detection/manual answer instead
  
 [TCP] [TCP]
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 ===== See Also ===== ===== See Also =====
   * [[:server:terminal|Terminal Server]]   * [[:server:terminal|Terminal Server]]
-  * [[:util:|Utilities]]+  * [[module:binkit|Utilities]]