Want to set up Public Access UNIX PC

[Rusty Hodge]

In article <728 at rush.cts.com>, bob at rush.cts.com (Bob "Rush" Ames) writes:
> What types of BBS software are available?  I'm only interested in providing
> news, mail, and possibly local discussions, to the outside world.  Users will 
> not get to shells or Offices.

We are running a package called People Net (P-net).  It is a very
sophisticated BBS/Messaging system taht handles private mail and
conferences.  It supports networking via UUCP or directly to other
P-net systems, it has a great interface to NetNews, it has a great mail
interface, - basically it is powerful without being complex.  If you
want to try it out, you can call my system (714) 921-1090.  Login as
bbs and type 'guest' at the BBS Login prompt.

I have a long spiel about P-net I can post if you are interested. (It
is available for a lot of different Unix systems, by the way).

Oh- you can write to bblue at crash.cts.com for more details.  It is
published by United Software Industries in Canoga Park, CA.

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