I have been going thru the Wiki, but for the life of me, I cannot find any docs regarding using a multi-serve setup.
I am talking about how Sychro.net itself has vert, cvs, bbs ...etc, and they are all connected
Hey all;
I have been going thru the Wiki, but for the life of me, I cannot find any docs regarding using a multi-serve setup.
I am talking about how Sychro.net itself has vert, cvs, bbs ...etc, and they are all connected
Any hints? I am admitting defeat, and I know it will most likely be something as simple as "go here"
Re: How to setup a multi-server BBS?
By: nixx to All on Fri Jul 03 2026 06:27 pm
Hey all;
I have been going thru the Wiki, but for the life of me, I cannot find any docs regarding using a multi-serve
setup.
I am talking about how Sychro.net itself has vert, cvs, bbs ...etc, and they are all connected
Any hints? I am admitting defeat, and I know it will most likely be something as simple as "go here"
Put the Synchronet directory tree on a network-share (e.g. NAS or Samba share). Each BBS host/server is a client of
that share. Each host gets its own sbbs.ini file (named ctrl/sbbs.<hostname>.ini) - otherwise, all files are shared.
That's it. :-)
Re: How to setup a multi-server BBS?
By: nixx to All on Fri Jul 03 2026 06:27 pm
I have been going thru the Wiki, but for the life of me, I cannot find any docs regarding using a multi-serve
setup.
I am talking about how Sychro.net itself has vert, cvs, bbs ...etc, and they are all connected
What do you mean by multi-server? Synchronet has multiple types of servers built-in (Telnet, SSH, RLogin, web,
NNTP,
etc.), and all you need to do is just run sbbs.
The solution is much simpler than I expected, just share the directory somehow (SMB or NFS are my best bets here)
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