Subj : Re: Versions
To   : Digital Man
From : Robbie Whiting
Date : Thu Jan 06 2022 15:21:25

 > You can actually run *both*, like I do. So long as the Linux-sbbs
 > instance and the Windows-sbbs instances have access to the same sbbs
 > directory tree, they can live together harmoneously, serving a
 > different set of nodes each (that the purpose of the
 > FirstNode/LastNode values in your sbbs.ini file). I actually run 3
 > instances of sbbs: Win7-32 on bbs.synchronet, Win10-64 on
 > vert.synchro.net and Debian-Linux-64 on cvs.synchro.net.

That's fascinating. When you say each instances have access, do you mean
like via SMB shared drive/folders?

Aside, I was musing the other day -- would it be possible to launch Linux
doors/xtrn programs from Win32 SBBS using WSL2 on the same machine? I'm
not sure how the output would be piped to the user, but since Win now has
the ability to directly launch a linux kernal... that would be pretty
slick. I'm sure this is a naive assumption, tho :) 



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