User Questions

(Mariah/81409) I have a brother in law who is a methodist pastor so if you have...

Mariah@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:41:00 -0600

I have a brother in law who is a methodist pastor so if you have specific
questions, you could ask me. But it really depends on the congregation. Smaller
ones would have fewer duties.

(Aightball/81408) Thanks =)

Aightball@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 11:46:00 -0600

Thanks =)

(Giraffe/81407) Bible>

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 11:45:00 -0600

Bible>

(Aightball/81406) Where would one ask about the duties of a methodist minister?

Aightball@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 10:44:00 -0600

Where would one ask about the duties of a methodist minister?

(Turanga Leela/81405) PDA would be more topical. :)

Turanga Leela@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 19:11:00 -0500

PDA would be more topical. :)

(Archmage/81404) That sucks.

Archmage@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 09:02:00 -0500

That sucks.


Kidding. I assume you are asking where the most appropriate forum is.
The most appropriate forum in both topicality and chances for a good answer
is Macintosh>.

(Mama K/81403) Sure.

Mama K@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 05:14:00 -0500

Sure.

(River Rat/81402) I don't know where to post a question I have about an iPod issue...

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 04:56:00 -0500

I don't know where to post a question I have about an iPod issue.

I don't know if Macintosh is an ideal forum or not.

(Mama K/81401) c, s, follow the prompts.

Mama K@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 15:40:00 -0500

c, s, follow the prompts.

(Shimmering Sheryl/81400) How do I hide my IP address?

Shimmering Sheryl@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 15:32:00 -0500

How do I hide my IP address?

(River Rat/81399) I press top ump to forum name or #.

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 09:35:00 -0500

I press <s>top <j>ump to forum name or #.

(Giraffe/81398) Use "g" to mark all the messages as read.

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:40:00 -0500

Use "g" to mark all the messages as read.

(Feoh/81397) OK, stupid luser question but I just can't seem to figure this o...

Feoh@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:15:00 -0500

OK, stupid luser question but I just can't seem to figure this out from the
help. When I want to skip all the unread messages in a room, and skip them
*permanently* what's the proper command please? Skip just seems to skip the
room, but then when I next log on I still have 150 messages unread. I want to
clean the slate :)

Thanks!

(Smoke Eater/81396) I don't think that's what he was getting at. I'm with CL: Ok, a...

Smoke Eater@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 15:08:00 -0500

I don't think that's what he was getting at. I'm with CL: Ok, and?

(Danix/81395) TUCOWS still exists???

Danix@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 11:38:00 -0500

TUCOWS still exists???

(Copper Lethe/81394) Okay. And?

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 20:13:00 -0500

Okay. And?

(River Rat/81393) [oppie@fedora ~]$ whois iscabbs.com

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 18:43:00 -0500

[oppie@fedora ~]$ whois iscabbs.com
[Querying whois.verisign-grs.com]
[Redirected to whois.tucows.com]
[Querying whois.tucows.com]
[whois.tucows.com]
Registrant:
Iowa Student Computing Alumni
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US

Domain name: ISCABBS.COM

Administrative Contact:
Crawley, Kevin isca@dawoods.com
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US
3196210994
Technical Contact:
Crawley, Kevin isca@dawoods.com
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US
3196210994

Registration Service Provider:
RackShare LLC
973-446-0622
http://www.rackshare.com/
Contact us for domain login/passwords, DNS or Nameserver changes,
and general support questions related to this domain.

Registrar of Record: TUCOWS, INC.
Record last updated on 12-Sep-2011.
Record expires on 05-Sep-2012.
Record created on 05-Sep-2001.

Registrar Domain Name Help Center:
http://tucowsdomains.com

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.ISCA-BBS.COM
NS2.ISCA-BBS.COM

Domain status: clientTransferProhibited
clientUpdateProhibited

(Copper Lethe/81392) I maintain the DNS. It's been fixed.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 12:08:00 -0500

I maintain the DNS. It's been fixed.

(Nohirsute/81391) From joker.com

Nohirsute@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 05:27:00 -0500

From joker.com

Registrar: TUCOWS.COM CO.
Whois-Server:whois.tucows.com
----------------------------------------
Registrant:
Iowa Student Computing Alumni
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US

Domain name: ISCABBS.COM

Administrative Contact:
Crawley, Kevin isca@dawoods.com
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US
3196210994
Technical Contact:
Crawley, Kevin isca@dawoods.com
Box 1434
Iowa City, IA 52244
US
3196210994

Registration Service Provider:
RackShare LLC
973-446-0622
http://www.rackshare.com/
Contact us for domain login/passwords, DNS or Nameserver changes,
and general support questions related to this domain.

Registrar of Record: TUCOWS, INC.
Record last updated on 12-Sep-2011.
Record expires on 05-Sep-2012.
Record created on 05-Sep-2001.

Registrar Domain Name Help Center:
http://tucowsdomains.com

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.ISCA-BBS.COM
NS2.ISCA-BBS.COM

(Knightshade/81390) Pretty sure he knows about it, given this post-

Knightshade@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 03:23:00 -0500

Pretty sure he knows about it, given this post-

Sep 28, 2011 14:56 from Lunenburg
Who's running the new iscabbs.com DNS these days?
[Future Of ISCA BBS> msg #19172 (4 remaining)] Read cmd ->

(Boogie With Stu/81389) So...I Mail>'d Lunenburg like it says to on http://www.iscabbs.c...

Boogie With Stu@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 22:56:00 -0500

So...I Mail>'d Lunenburg like it says to on http://www.iscabbs.com/ about the
RSS feeds, but haven't heard back yet (it's been a few days).
When I go to http://rss.iscabbs.com/ I get a DNS error.

Any word on those coming back into play? I do most of my ISCABBS reading
through feeds these days and miss them.

(AndyB/81388) Yes. Only the Sysops can get you back.

AndyB@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 13:46:00 -0500

Yes. Only the Sysops can get you back.

(DrMemory/81387) I know you used to be able to. That probably hasn't changed.

DrMemory@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 12:36:00 -0500

I know you used to be able to. That probably hasn't changed.

(Ace High/81386) can an FM kick him- or herself out of their own forum?

Ace High@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 12:19:00 -0500

can an FM kick him- or herself out of their own forum?

while installed as the FM, i mean.

(Lammam P Yrruf/81385) So... no stakes and chicken wire and gasoline?

Lammam P Yrruf@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:21:00 -0500

So... no stakes and chicken wire and gasoline?

I hope Home Depot gives refunds.

(Cyanide/81384) I didnt know who was running the site. :) I figured it was an ac...

Cyanide@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 03:12:00 -0500

I didnt know who was running the site. :) I figured it was an accident and was
more poking fun. But I think it is the biggest news the bbs has had
in a while and therefore deserves the front page now that we are all invited
*ducks* :)

(Smoke Eater/81383) And Chris runs www.iscabbs.com. He took it over from me when I ...

Smoke Eater@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 02:27:00 -0500

And Chris runs www.iscabbs.com. He took it over from me when I asked to give
it up, and he's been doing a great job. Like he said, his wedding page
appearing is an accident.

(Copper Lethe/81382) As far as the site goes:

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 18:40:00 -0500

As far as the site goes:

I'm Chris Gauthier, Michelle Albright is EEK.
The date isn't listed because I haven't gotten around to adding any content
that isn't necessary yet, and because no one was supposed to see it just yet,
but I fat fingered the virtual hosting.
And it's not at a firestation, it's at the Springfield Township center, which
houses a firestation, but also a banquet hall.

(Copper Lethe/81381) Fixed.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 18:24:00 -0500

Fixed.

(Copper Lethe/81380) Something broke.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 18:14:00 -0500

Something broke.
I'll fix it.

(Cyanide/81379) Well the direction point to the firestation. even though they sp...

Cyanide@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:05:00 -0500

Well the direction point to the firestation. even though they spelled
Springfiled incorrectly.

(Giraffe/81378) Looks like a placeholder page to me.

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:02:00 -0500

Looks like a placeholder page to me.

(Cyanide/81377) What are the isca handles of:

Cyanide@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 15:58:00 -0500

What are the isca handles of:
Michelle Albright
Chris Gauthier

Why isnt the wedding date of 10/29/2011 listed on that page? why is the event
held at a firestation?

(Giraffe/81376) Why not?

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 11:40:00 -0500

Why not?

(Miss/81375) Why does going to iscabbs.com now take you to the wedding site o...

Miss@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 11:35:00 -0500

Why does going to iscabbs.com now take you to the wedding site of Chris &
Michelle instead of the website for the BBS?

(Copper Lethe/81374) Secretary: Yes.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 20:41:00 -0500

Secretary: Yes.

(Egregious/81373) No. It was deleted.

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 06:46:00 -0500

No. It was deleted.

(Secretary/81372) Do we no longer have a forum for collectables, where things such...

Secretary@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 07:16:00 -0500

Do we no longer have a forum for collectables, where things such as coin
collecting would be discussed?

(Faunus/81371) #81359

Faunus@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 09:38:00 -0600

#81359

(Coppertop/81370) I'm confused how you were logging on and able to post under your...

Coppertop@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 09:33:00 -0600

I'm confused how you were logging on and able to post under your handle about
not having your password, when you were obviously logged on with your password
to complain about it... o.0

(Arkansas Don/81369) I wasn't intending to be overly critical. Encrypted passwords i...

Arkansas Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 12:05:00 -0600

I wasn't intending to be overly critical. Encrypted passwords in .ini files
are just about as annoying as losing the passwords outright. Because I can't
always depend on having a flash drive with me that has that particular client
on it. On occassion, I have need to use the java based telnet connection, in
which case I have to know the pw. Plus, changing the pw every once in awhile
is a good security measure.

Devil Lady, whatever the case, I have been very complimentary of the way you
delt with me on this issue and I apologize if I came across otherwise. You
were diligent in ISCA msgs to confirm my identity.

(Devil Lady/81368) The instructions in the helpfile assume that you have truly lost...

Devil Lady@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 09:55:00 -0600

The instructions in the helpfile assume that you have truly lost your password
and can't log in. It is odd to see someone yelling from the Guest account
while still actively using the BBS with their account. I can't speak for the
other Sysops, but in cases where I can communicate without moving to e-mail, I
prefer to do so.

(AndyB/81367) If you had had access to the client, I'd've suggested using it a...

AndyB@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 12:57:00 -0600

If you had had access to the client, I'd've suggested using it and then <c><p>
to change it - not much use if you couldn't use the client for that period of
time, of course!

(Arkansas Don/81366) Issue resolved. It wasn't done in conjunction with the helpfile...

Arkansas Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 06:54:00 -0600

Issue resolved. It wasn't done in conjunction with the helpfiles, which might
should be rewritten a little. But the carefulness exerted by the sysop whom I
delt with was commendable. She wanted to make sure I was me.

(Turanga Leela/81364) Arkansas Dan>

Turanga Leela@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 07:04:00 -0600

Arkansas Dan>
A surefire way to get a quick response from the sysop is to yell your request
150 times. You may not like the response though! ;)

Seriously though just yell once more in case they missed it. Sysops have lives
too, you know. :)

(Arkansas Don/81363) I could try Shark, but the library has a firewall that prevents ...

Arkansas Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 04:21:00 -0600

I could try Shark, but the library has a firewall that prevents my laptop from
telnetting, for whatever reason. I can get on via the normal library
computers, as I'm doing now, but can't get telnet to work from my laptop when
using the library's wifi. If Shark doesn't need installation, if it is a
standalone executable file (like Roady's is), then I might could use it from
the flash drive.

(Arkansas Don/81362) It took just 24 hours (or less) to get my nick changed. Seems l...

Arkansas Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 04:12:00 -0600

It took just 24 hours (or less) to get my nick changed. Seems like setting up
a new account would take more time than just sending out a temporary password
to my ArkansasDon yahoo account. It's not like there's a huge database of
users here to got down the sysops' time.

I do agree that if it is going to be this difficult for the sysops to help out
on a forgotten password, the help files should be updated accordingly.

I may just make a backup copy of the client32.ini file and start trying to
guess at passwords I might have used. No since Yelling if yells get ignored
now.

(Mama K/81361) You may have to Yell again. I recently needed to get ahold of t...

Mama K@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 17:19:00 -0600

You may have to Yell again. I recently needed to get ahold of the Sysops and
it took 3 or 4 days to get any kind of response at all.....they need to either
get back on the ball of the 24 hour response time, or update the information
you receive after you Yell to reflect their new response times.

(Two Minute Hate/81360) download wireshark. install it. run it. connect to the bbs. read...

Two Minute Hate@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 04:53:00 -0600

download wireshark. install it. run it. connect to the bbs. read your
password there.

or post the "encrypted" password to weird>. they'll decrypt it for you.

(Arkansas Don/81359) I have forgotten my password. It is encrypted in the client32.i...

Arkansas Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:03:00 -0600

I have forgotten my password. It is encrypted in the client32.ini file of
Roady's Client. But that of course is unseeable by me. Occassionally I need to
get on from the telnet java client, and then I'd need that pw. I followed the
steps from the help menus, yelled to the sysops about it, this was last
Thursday. I checked the email acct I have in my profile, still no response
from anybody. So wondering if I should send a yell again, or if there is
another route I can go. Thanks.

(Secretary/81358) Without the 120 day rule, I imagine the userbase would have fina...

Secretary@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 10:55:00 -0600

Without the 120 day rule, I imagine the userbase would have finally collapsed
by now. People who log in occasionallyh just to keep their decades old account
active are the only new blood of this BBS.

(River Rat/81357) Enter help topic -> Inactiveaccounts

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 17:59:00 -0600

Enter help topic -> Inactiveaccounts

Your ISCABBS account will time-out (be automatically removed)
based on the following factors:

1) Unvalidated users with incomplete registration information
are deleted immediately.
2) Unvalidated users with partially incomplete information
are deleted if their last login was 10 days ago or longer.
3) Validated Users are deleted if:
a) the number of logins is less than 10 and the last login
is more than 30 days ago; or
b) the number of logins is greater than, or equal to, 10
and the last login is more than 120 days ago.

It won't do any good to <y>ell asking us not to delete your
account based on the above; the computer does it automatically.

99.01-jp

Enter help topic ->

(Danix/81356) 120 days, IIRC.

Danix@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 17:46:00 -0600

120 days, IIRC.

(Six Gun/81355) Is there a certain amount of time that innactive accounts are al...

Six Gun@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 17:41:00 -0600

Is there a certain amount of time that innactive accounts are allowed before
they are deleted? If so, what is it?

(Belgium/81354) You could also use ~~which allows you to skip to a specific fo...~~

Belgium@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 13:44:00 -0600

You could also use <S> which allows you to skip to a specific forum without
marking remaining posts as read.

(River Rat/81353) The way I do it, is like:

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 08:30:00 -0600

The way I do it, is like:
Start reading forum.
Press <s>.
Press <j>
Press <b>

(Archmage/81352) I actually hate that about ump.

Archmage@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 09:34:00 -0600

I actually hate that about <j>ump.

I'll try to remember to <s>kip it first, when I want to go read a
different forum, right now.

(Flik/81351) I believe that jumping to a different forum will also get th...

Flik@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 21:47:00 -0600

I believe that jumping <j> to a different forum will also get the same result.
i always just jump to mail if I'm trying to bypass several unread posts.

(Aightball/81350) Hit and it will do that for you.

Aightball@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 21:33:00 -0600

Hit <g> and it will do that for you.

(Nohirsute/81349) how's one mark all posts in a forum as Read -- ~~kip d...~~

Nohirsute@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 21:27:00 -0600

<blush> how's one mark all posts in a forum as Read -- <s>kip doens't do it --
merely slips and leave unread what was unread -- thought might be in <i>fo
here, & ALSO aready through all current 150 psots -- and no one's asked
(recently as 150 posts has lasted) ---
Maybe ADD that to FAQ in here?

(Nohirsute/81347) THAT looks suspiciously like spam of some sort --- curious/inter...

Nohirsute@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 20:51:00 -0500

THAT looks suspiciously like spam of some sort --- curious/interesting .. same
email given twice? What's the diff.? tho purty good Anglish fer a Kraut

(Cyber Clown/81346) hay ppl CyberClown is here how are u all? maybe someone can tell...

Cyber Clown@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 08:37:00 -0500

hay ppl CyberClown is here how are u all? maybe someone can tell me something
about this here? my email: jemmeno@web.de and my MSN: jemmeno@web.de

(Shelly M/81345) i have Samsung Moment (Sprint) running Android 2.1. i use an app...

Shelly M@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:34:00 -0500

i have Samsung Moment (Sprint) running Android 2.1. i use an app from Andriod
Market called rTerm. Right now, actually. works great.

(Copper Lethe/81344) I don't remember, I googled for it.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 12 May 2010 15:23:00 -0500

I don't remember, I googled for it.

(Gnome Among Fairys/81343) Copper Lethe: where do you get BBSH?

Gnome Among Fairys@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 12 May 2010 15:22:00 -0500

Copper Lethe: where do you get BBSH?

(Danix/81342) I would recommend Idokorro SSH Mobile ... but those idiots kille...

Danix@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 12 May 2010 10:47:00 -0500

I would recommend Idokorro SSH Mobile ... but those idiots killed it in favor
of the "all-encompassing" tool called Rove Mobile. I currently use MidpSSH for
that.

Are there any other clients/telnet apps for Blackberry to use for ISCABBS?

(Copper Lethe/81341) I use BBSH to telnet from my Blackberry, works really well.

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 12 May 2010 06:37:00 -0500

I use BBSH to telnet from my Blackberry, works really well.

(Turanga Leela/81340) You need a client application or maybe a telnet app. or, you cou...

Turanga Leela@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 11 May 2010 22:12:00 -0500

You need a client application or maybe a telnet app. or, you could try out one
of the web interfaces to the BBS; Lunenberg has one in the works. It is
tailored to the iPhone but it should work in any smartphone that has a real web
browser.

(Giraffe/81339) Have you asked in Client> ?

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 11 May 2010 19:54:00 -0500

Have you asked in Client> ?

(Gnome Among Fairys/81338) I have a blackberry curve and today went to be trained how to us...

Gnome Among Fairys@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 11 May 2010 19:33:00 -0500

I have a blackberry curve and today went to be trained how to use the stupid
thing...It occurred to me I might be able to get to ISCA so I tried....but
couldn't log in and the Verizon folks told me I probably need to download
something to use it, but don't even know what ISCA is so were of no
help...Anyone here know what I need to download so I can ISCA from my phone?

(Don/81337) Yep, that's the only reason that I know of on ISCA to age verify...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 19:13:00 -0500

Yep, that's the only reason that I know of on ISCA to age verify yourself. And
I agree, Kama Sutra isn't really worth it overall. Sometimes the posts get
pretty good, though.

(Mariah/81336) So is that the ONLY reason to have your age? I guess not worth m...

Mariah@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 19:11:00 -0500

So is that the ONLY reason to have your age? I guess not worth my time. LOL

(Don/81335) Mariah, the intro to this forum has the age verification process...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 19:02:00 -0500

Mariah, the intro to this forum has the age verification process in it:

"You may <y>ell your date of birth if you would like to be age validated. By
yelling, you are certifying that you are submitting true and accurate
information.

The Sysops will acknowledge your yell once they have input your DOB. You will
be able to check it by hitting shift<P> and profiling yourself, and you will
be able to <j>ump to Kama Sutra> - you must enter the full room name on the
first occasion."

(Mariah/81334) How do you get your date of birth registered these days?

Mariah@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 18:49:00 -0500

How do you get your date of birth registered these days?

(Don/81333) Odd seeing User #1, Doctor Dave himself, no longer on ISCA, at l...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 11:50:00 -0500

Odd seeing User #1, Doctor Dave himself, no longer on ISCA, at least with that
nick. Only 5 sysops! I guess 5 is plenty, esp. with a reduced user base as
exists nowadays.

(Egregious/81332) No, they aren't. If you pull up the helpfile Administrators you...

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 11:47:00 -0500

No, they aren't. If you pull up the helpfile Administrators you can see who
the Sysops are, and individually profiling them will show their Sysop flag.

(Don/81331) On using Shift-W to see who's online ... are the ones who are s...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 03 May 2010 11:44:00 -0500

On using Shift-W to see who's online ... are the ones who are sysops marked
with a flag stating their status? Seems like I remember them being marked in
the list as a sysop, but I haven't seen one online in so long I was curious if
they are marked as such still.

(Ralph/81329) When Armageddon players were rampant around here we started chan...

Ralph@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 14:24:00 -0500

When Armageddon players were rampant around here we started changing our
addresses to show fictional places and the 'Ops were not down with that, but I
think someone pissed someone else off and <Y>elled about someone having
fictional addresses in their profile to get back at them.

(Danix/81328) I do remember that physical addys were kind of checked by Sysops...

Danix@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:41:00 -0500

I do remember that physical addys were kind of checked by Sysops; obvious fake
addresses could get yourself "not verified" or whatever that "not verified
message" status is called. I think that comes from the old times where for some
reason, most BBSs had to have all that data from the users.

(Egregious/81327) At one point duplicate accounts were a serious problem for the B...

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:49:00 -0500

At one point duplicate accounts were a serious problem for the BBS. There's
the tale of the person who made a duplicate account with an address they found,
and turned out to be within a few minutes of one of the Sysops. The brain
surgeon behind this amazing idea also called in a fake death report to the
newspaper to claim that the actual owner of the duplicate account had died.

Ah, fun times, fun times.

(Don/81326) [Non Sequitur> msg #1552203

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:41:00 -0500

[Non Sequitur> msg #1552203
That's Egregeious' list.

I don't see anything user stalker about it. Now, maybe, if somebody could go
in and grab the physical addresses of each of those nicks they used when they
signed up initially, there would be something stalkerish about that.

I don't really see a use to having to list a physical address upon acct signup.
Those could easily be made up. Unless a sysop gets on google maps and sees if
the address physically exists. Even then, somebody could just use a physical
address that he/she knows to exist and use it as his/her own. I seriously
doubt if any user as ever received snail mail from isca.

(Egregious/81325) I have a script like the one that Copper Lethe described. There...

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 09:31:00 -0500

I have a script like the one that Copper Lethe described. There's no
functionality of the BBS that lets you do it -- that's one of the reasons
I wrote it.

I dumped all the current users, sorted by profile number, in Non Seq> on
Friday. (That list was probably a day out-of-date.) I think God Man Megatron
had his own user stalker (his words, IIRC) back in the day, too.

(DC Ten/81324) Someone correct me if I am wrong, but a little while back the us...

DC Ten@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:57:00 -0500

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but a little while back the user King Of Kale
developed a list on his own, based on people he had profiled. He also happened
to also save a list of user numbers. However, it wasn't a complete list, but a
large list nonetheless.

(Don/81323) That was my first thing to try, http://www.iscabbs.com/

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:43:00 -0500

That was my first thing to try, http://www.iscabbs.com/
And I can definitely visualize IO ERROR trying to crash a server as his goodbye
to ISCA. :) Fits his persona. A rebel with a self perceived cause. Now
he's making the big bucks with Microsoft as a unix guru. Or maybe he's moved
on even from there.

I'm mostly curious how Egregarious came up with that list of users with nicks
beginning in "s". I don't know isca tips and tricks well enough to flounder
around and come up with it myself.

(Copper Lethe/81322) The website doesn't keep a list of all users. It used to, but I...

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:38:00 -0500

The website doesn't keep a list of all users. It used to, but I think that it
based that upon constant queries to the bbs. That process was incredibly
buggy and would eat up resources and make the website unusable.

At some point, IO ERROR apparently decided to cut ties altogether, tried to
crash the server (which was also my home server at the time) and never logged
in again, and I don't know if he deleted anything, but I can't find the script
that did the queries to try and fix it.

(River Rat/81321) Probably through the web site. http://www.iscabbs.com/

River Rat@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:37:00 -0500

Probably through the web site. http://www.iscabbs.com/

(Don/81320) Thanks, Egregarious. The name I sought was in your list. How di...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:00:00 -0500

Thanks, Egregarious. The name I sought was in your list. How did you come up
with that list? It's a key combination? Like, shift or ctrl something?

He/she and I have a mutual friend in common who's been MIA for a long time and
I wanted to inquire.

(Egregious/81319) The only real way is to stalk everybody at once. It's much more...

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:58:00 -0500

The only real way is to stalk everybody at once. It's much more efficient.

Then you get something like this:

564071 Sabresfan
548870 Sacire
577939 SAE
579402 Sailrarefire
149794 Salamano
287755 Salubrious
114250 Sane Mike
556949 Saracen
563547 Saranac
28893 Sasha
575984 Satch Boogie
44814 Satriani
579715 Save Me Jebus
412071 Savuka
566057 Scandalous
569278 Scentless
565087 Screwball
201959 Secretary
560078 Secret Oktober
246483 Secretstalker
573608 Seer
568102 Selat
554063 Semprini
307 Serendipity
574335 Sf Fan
17 Shadow
574519 Shadowone
101152 Shaitan
497645 Sharky
476140 Shawna Sue
179681 Sheik Yerbouti
579694 Shelly M
34856 Shena
574313 Sherlock Holmes
136439 Shoestring
578388 SIIFG
241735 Silkwood
567506 Silliness
280489 Silly Sarah
560135 SilverEdge
25610 SilverFox
476581 SilverMoon Lady
572026 Simple Song
579704 Sir Mike
91929 Six Gun
544585 Skillz
578332 Skippy
41473 Skyflame
342633 Skyrider
247759 Slappy Squirrel
174186 SledgeHammer
557236 Slick
572431 Slick Driver
96061 Slumpin
513318 Smoke Eater
534222 Smothered Hope
577819 Snickers
579716 SNOOPY
574770 Snork
155741 Snuffy
261909 Soccer Man
579185 Soli
53379 Someone Youre Not
579729 SP
332741 Spaceduck
523990 Sparkles
574247 Sparky
563117 Spastic Chicken
434841 Speeding Ticket
558258 Speed Racer
578424 Spice Chic
442044 SportsCenter
577109 Spunky
579374 Sraosa
394091 Sridar
488666 SSB
248533 SSJones
579573 Starbright
564457 Starfire
57837 Starfish
53664 Stargazer
554951 Starlit Wishes
579640 Starples
163622 Stel
337040 Steppenwolf
571817 Stepwood
576692 Steve Austin
471055 Stevo
260990 Stilgar
579109 Stitchwitch D
575684 Stormwatcher
438789 Stp
570242 Strong Bad
578534 Stumbeline
579557 SugaCoatedAngel
522177 Summers Eve
481177 SunDance
566460 Sunflower
482571 SuperCrisp
487854 Susannah
24686 Susie
501582 Suz
555473 Swankboy
546396 Sweet Melody
284706 Sweetness
577088 Sweets
573578 Swinia
376673 Syntax Error
306932 Syrup
577054 Sysco

(Don/81318) Is there a way to see all the user nicks on ISCA? Ctrl W brings...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:38:00 -0500

Is there a way to see all the user nicks on ISCA? Ctrl W brings up the nicks
currently online. I'm looking for somebody with a nick that starts with an "S"
and I know I'd recognize which one it was once I saw it.

(Archmage/81317) Well, kinda.

Archmage@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:38:00 -0500

Well, kinda.
I was looking for the appropriate forum for discussion of the NCAA tournament.
In the past it was moved to a Playoffs forum, but your post makes
me realized that the Playoff> forum isnt going on anymore.
When I saw it re-posted somewhere, i assumed it must have been the
Playoff forum, but apparently it wasn't.

So, now I have my answer. Thank You.

(Get Organized/81316) Archmage> Is this what you're looking for?

Get Organized@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:07:00 -0500

Archmage> Is this what you're looking for?

Mar 14, 2010 17:31 from Adonis
Mar 14, 2010 17:30 from Adonis

http://games.espn.go.com/tcmen/en/frontpage

Mens Tournament Bracket Challenge is back! The group name is ISCABBS
(search for it); password to join is isca. Please, one entry per person.
Good luck!
[Amateur Sports> msg #59945 (0 remaining)] Read cmd -> Next

[Announcements> msg #20607

(Archmage/81315) Wha tis the name or numbe for the playoff/tournaments forum? thx

Archmage@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:02:00 -0500

Wha tis the name or numbe for the playoff/tournaments forum? thx

(Don/81314) In the library system here, the computers are dominately used fo...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:49:00 -0500

In the library system here, the computers are dominately used for internet
access. There is a small word processing lab at the main library which is
consistently busy, but by far, most of the computer usage is for internet
access.

(Lammam P Yrruf/81313) It hasn't come up a lot; But it would be topical in Medicine>.

Lammam P Yrruf@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:01:00 -0500

It hasn't come up a lot; But it would be topical in Medicine>.

(SleepyCoreolone/81312) what forum discusses polysomnology?

SleepyCoreolone@rss.iscabbs.com — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:31:00 -0500

what forum discusses polysomnology?

(Mean Mr Mustard/81311) then i

Mean Mr Mustard@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:07:00 -0600

then i

(Mama K/81310) c

Mama K@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:06:00 -0600

c
i

(Mean Mr Mustard/81309) press c

Mean Mr Mustard@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:06:00 -0600

press c

(Daily/81308) forgotton how do I change my profile??

Daily@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:03:00 -0600

forgotton how do I change my profile??

(Nohirsute/81307) ok -- I'll "bite"

Nohirsute@rss.iscabbs.com — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:45:00 -0600

ok -- I'll "bite"
R U M O R F L O L

(Q Who/81306) .-. | ..- | -- | --- .-. | ..-. | .-.. --- .-..

Q Who@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:39:00 -0600

.-. | ..- | -- | --- .-. | ..-. | .-.. --- .-..

(Copper Lethe/81305) Most people don't use the computers in the library to access adu...

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:56:00 -0600

Most people don't use the computers in the library to access adult material.
In fact, most people don't use the computers in the library to access the
internet at all.

ISCABBS requires a registration process that many people find cumbersome and
slow, whereas the sort of online communities that Faunus is talking about can
be accessed with a single click of the mouse.

"I saw a mention in one forum of "ISCA powers-that-be" and it did cause me to
chuckle. There's anybody associated with ISCA that considers themselves a
power-that-be?"

They're generally talking about the Sysops, the NPO and/or the policy board.
They're not talking about real power, just those who keep the BBS running.

"I've never seen ISCA openly ask for
"sysops" before. Sysop pluralized. Like "we'll take anybody, just ask."
Powers-that-be must be jumping ship."

ISCA generally publically asks for Sysop applications publically.
However, there is no "we'll take anybody, just ask" process, now or in the
past.

(Don/81304) Less convenient to get to? I find it more convenient since no g...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:31:00 -0600

Less convenient to get to? I find it more convenient since no graphics are
involved, and the text-only medium comes quickly to dirt-slow antiquated
machines the library system offers. Although telnet is blocked on some
computers and even the DOS shell is blocked on a few.

I saw a mention in one forum of "ISCA powers-that-be" and it did cause me to
chuckle. There's anybody associated with ISCA that considers themselves a
power-that-be? Power over what? :) I've never seen ISCA openly ask for
"sysops" before. Sysop pluralized. Like "we'll take anybody, just ask."
Powers-that-be must be jumping ship. :) I'd go for it myself if I had steady
online access.

It's still a great place for lots of different feedback on various issues, esp.
techie type things, so don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the site at all. I
just found the powers-that-be statement humorous.

(Faunus/81303) When ISCA was a big deal, people were more able to imagine it mi...

Faunus@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:25:00 -0600

When ISCA was a big deal, people were more able to imagine it might be a
target. Now ISCA is one of (according to extremely scientific research
I just pulled out of a convenient orifice) approximately 8 billion
online communities, and it's one of the less convenient to get to
because it uses an antiquated protocol that virtually nobody else uses
for any purpose (even telnet's original purpose of communication between
unix machines has been replaced by ssh).

A large fraction of those 8 billion online communities allow talk about
sex. Few if any of them require any verification of age beyond "Hey,
say you're 18!"

It's just laughable that anybody would care what happens on ISCA
anymore.

It's like worrying about crimes committed over telegraph.

(King Action/81302) Don> does it need to corrupt a minor in order to be heavy duty? ...

King Action@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:46:00 -0600

Don> does it need to corrupt a minor in order to be heavy duty? Does it need to
be heavy duty to be deemed inappropriate for minors?

I think it's a very small minority who'd think that (sex talk) + (minors) +
(the internet) = (smart thing to do).

(Professor Mom/81301) By the way, did anybody ever figure out what happened to all tho...

Professor Mom@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:11:00 -0600

By the way, did anybody ever figure out what happened to all those drivers
license copies that were stored away in the IMU?

(Copper Lethe/81300) You used to have to send evidence on paper beause the University...

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:38:00 -0600

You used to have to send evidence on paper beause the University wanted to make
sure it was legally protecting itself, but there hasn't been any significant
change in the law.

(Don/81299) The law and the internet must have caught up with each other now...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:27:00 -0600

The law and the internet must have caught up with each other now to the point
where just acknowledging something online as a fact is acceptable legally.
Didn't used to be that way. I'm sure that's why you used to have to send
evidence on paper to ISCA about your age. Now, just indicating it online
covers matters in a legal sense. I still haven't found anything on Kama that
heavy duty that might corrupt some minor.

(Sheik Yerbouti/81298) Don> ISCA is a non-profit org that also has to protect itself le...

Sheik Yerbouti@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:21:00 -0600

Don> ISCA is a non-profit org that also has to protect itself legally. *shrug*

(King Action/81297) Kama is tame?? O RLY?

King Action@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:07:00 -0600

Kama is tame?? O RLY?

You haven't been there recently. Or, maybe you have but you haven't clicked on
any of the links that are posted. Or maybe you skipped all the posts advising
so-and-so how to get a such-and-such into their thinga-ma-jammy.

And, no, that's not the language used.

(Devil Lady/81296) ISCA is owned by a non-profit. I don't find yelling your birthd...

Devil Lady@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:11:00 -0600

ISCA is owned by a non-profit. I don't find yelling your birthday to be overly
retrictive.

(Don/81295) Is ISCA privately owned now? It used to be under the domain of ...

Don@rss.iscabbs.com — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:42:00 -0600

Is ISCA privately owned now? It used to be under the domain of the University
of Iowa, right? And now it is not? Which I'm guessing is why the age
validation was so restrictive. Universities have to protect themselves
legally. I'm guessing that now, it's off the campus and on the machine of a
private individual, who is not liable for some 16 yr old kid lying and yelling
at the sysops that he's 18 or older? Kama Sutra really isn't heavy stuff
anyway, pretty tame. Somebody 16 can d'l porn off limewire and get something
much heavier duty.

(Sparky/81294) Esterbrook

Sparky@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:34:00 -0500

Esterbrook

(Aims/81293) who is the current FM of The Women's Room?

Aims@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:34:00 -0500

who is the current FM of The Women's Room?

(AndyB/81292) These days purges are daily. Chris's old account will be gone b...

AndyB@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:00:00 -0500

These days purges are daily. Chris's old account will be gone by tomorrow
morning.

(Danix/81291) Mariah> Good riddance to that... ID validation meant for me send...

Danix@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 12:58:00 -0500

Mariah> Good riddance to that... ID validation meant for me sending an ID that
doesn't have an easily locatable DOB!!!

(Egregious/81290) Old accounts are still held by the system for a few days, even t...

Egregious@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 11:05:00 -0500

Old accounts are still held by the system for a few days, even though
you cannot profile the old account. You can't make a new account
named "Chris" until that process finishes, for example. Probably to
make it a bit harder for someone to rapidly assume another user's
former identity.

(Mariah/81289) So these days all you have to do to age validate it tell someone...

Mariah@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 11:05:00 -0500

So these days all you have to do to age validate it tell someone? Wow, a long
way away from the age old ID validations!

(Devil Lady/81288) If you are age validated, you just ump to Kama Sutra> using t...

Devil Lady@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 08:13:00 -0500

If you are age validated, you just <j>ump to Kama Sutra> using the full forum
name.

(Copper Lethe/81287) Yell your date of birth to the Sysops, they'll age validate you,...

Copper Lethe@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 22:24:00 -0500

Yell your date of birth to the Sysops, they'll age validate you, then you'll be
able to jump to it.

(Flik/81286) Sweta> Sorry I need to update the forum info. and will do this s...

Flik@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 21:49:00 -0500

Sweta> Sorry I need to update the forum info. and will do this soon. However,
in the meantime, the FM for TWR is Esterbrook and Kama> is currently open, so
I'm guessing you will need to yell to be invited to Kama.

(Sweta/81285) Ok, so I changed my name. I told the FM of TWR and Kama, but th...

Sweta@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:18:00 -0500

Ok, so I changed my name. I told the FM of TWR and Kama, but they didn't
invite me. I forgot their names. Can somebody tell me their names?

(Devil Lady/81284) As soon as the old account is purged from the system (a matter o...

Devil Lady@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:56:00 -0500

As soon as the old account is purged from the system (a matter of hours), you
will get the deleted user line.

(Green/81283) I was reading along in Admin> and I saw a post by Chris. Then a ...

Green@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:47:00 -0500

I was reading along in Admin> and I saw a post by Chris. Then a bit later I saw
a post by Copper Lethe. I thought, "huh, I wonder who took Chris's old user
name?" I profiled Copper Lethe (not much in that profile, at least for now. I
then profiled Chris and received a message indicating that "There is no user
Chris on this BBS." "Huh", says I, again. The BBS used to say something along
the lines of "<date> <time> from (deleted user)". When did this change to
continuing to show the user name of the deleted user?

(Ralph/81282) oh, i should mention, there are some RSS feeds available through...

Ralph@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:10:00 -0500

oh, i should mention, there are some RSS feeds available through lunenburg, but
I think it's still read only
http://rss.iscabbs.com

(Ralph/81281) the BBS is telnet only, but people post HTTP links and sometimes...

Ralph@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:10:00 -0500

the BBS is telnet only, but people post HTTP links and sometimes (very rarely,
anymore) ASCII art.

(Dblack/81280) I wasn't sure I saw that some people have been viewing images, i...

Dblack@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:09:00 -0500

I wasn't sure I saw that some people have been viewing images, is there a http
site?

(Dblack/81279) is this telnet only?

Dblack@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:08:00 -0500

is this telnet only?

(Calvary/81278) so i shouldn't have trouble this time? it seems i can never get...

Calvary@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 22:41:00 -0500

so i shouldn't have trouble this time? it seems i can never get my account
"created"

(Turanga Leela/81277) You could Mail> yourself 50 times or post nonsense in Weird>

Turanga Leela@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 22:34:00 -0500

You could Mail> yourself 50 times or post nonsense in Weird>

(Lammam P Yrruf/81276) Yep. for fifty posts.

Lammam P Yrruf@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:28:00 -0500

Yep. for fifty posts.

(Sacred Star/81275) If I change my name will I have to answer the question if I want...

Sacred Star@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:27:00 -0500

If I change my name will I have to answer the question if I want to post here
whenever I post again? Thanks.

(AndyB/81274) I'd ask the FM in the first instance, and take things from there...

AndyB@rss.iscabbs.com — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:11:00 -0500

I'd ask the FM in the first instance, and take things from there.

(Bleys/81273) I think it's a good idea. You might want to suggest this in

Bleys@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:44:00 -0500

I think it's a good idea. You might want to suggest this in
Administrative Issues>. Some of the the admins here may see your
suggestion there and take steps to act on it.

(Lxndr/81272) Might it behoove ISCA to have the FIs for these fora updated?

Lxndr@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:12:00 -0500

Might it behoove ISCA to have the FIs for these fora updated?
So that they do not specify non-existant forum names and otherwise potentially
contradict themselves (as apparently the CBG FI does, as it specifies NON-CCGs,
and then later on says they're ok).

Just a thought.

(Ralph/81271) You didn't read far enough in the FI, it's got the Strategy Card...

Ralph@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:26:00 -0500

You didn't read far enough in the FI, it's got the Strategy Card Games> FI
merged in with hte Card & Board Games FI. It's the right forum for MTG
discussion.

(Cookiehead/81270) Okay thanks. I checked there, and they specify NON-collectible ...

Cookiehead@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:16:00 -0500

Okay thanks. I checked there, and they specify NON-collectible card games in
the FI. Where would be the most appropriate place to discuss Magic: the
gathering, a collectible card game?

(Devil Lady/81269) It was renamed Card and Board Games>.

Devil Lady@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:11:00 -0500

It was renamed Card and Board Games>.

(Cookiehead/81268) In the FI of Roleplaying Games> It mentions a Strategy Card Gam...

Cookiehead@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:06:00 -0500

In the FI of Roleplaying Games> It mentions a Strategy Card Games> forum. I
don't seem to find this forum anymore, has it changed names or has this topic
been merged into another forum?

(Quinn/81267) You might be able to make more sense of the ISCA BBS config. if ...

Quinn@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:00:00 -0500

You might be able to make more sense of the ISCA BBS config. if you think about
it in standard English, not chatspeak.

(MISTER LONG/81265) ok that is wierd thx u. y is it not in the menu???

MISTER LONG@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:16:00 -0500

ok that is wierd thx u. y is it not in the menu???

(DrMemory/81264) First, hit 'c' for configure. Then 'i' for info.

DrMemory@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:09:00 -0500

First, hit 'c' for configure. Then 'i' for info.

(MISTER LONG/81263) how do u put stuff in ur profile??? its not in teh menu????

MISTER LONG@rss.iscabbs.com — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:06:00 -0500

how do u put stuff in ur profile??? its not in teh menu????

(Bean/81262) I haven't been in charge of The Women's Room for awhile

Bean@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:20:00 -0500

I haven't been in charge of The Women's Room for awhile
You need to contact Esterbrook as far as I know

(Townsaver/81261) That would be Bean.

Townsaver@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 09:48:00 -0500

That would be Bean.
who just went to get dressed for work.

((Unknown ISCABBS User)/81260) I used to log into ISCA several years back -- new account and ca...

(Unknown ISCABBS User)@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 09:47:00 -0500

I used to log into ISCA several years back -- new account and can't jump to the
women's room. Who is in charge of that room now?

(Salamano/81259) Thanks, Giraffe.

Salamano@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 16:16:00 -0500

Thanks, Giraffe.

(Giraffe/81258) You might want to ask in Client> or it might say in the forum in...

Giraffe@rss.iscabbs.com — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 07:56:00 -0500

You might want to ask in Client> or it might say in the forum info.

(Salamano/81256) Can somebody please steer me in the direction of a client that's...

Salamano@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 22:40:00 -0500

Can somebody please steer me in the direction of a client that's compatible
with Windows Vista?

TIA

(Cervantes/81255) Oh. It works now. Never mind.

Cervantes@rss.iscabbs.com — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:06:00 -0500

Oh. It works now. Never mind.

User Questions

(Mariah/81409) I have a brother in law who is a methodist pastor so if you have...

(Aightball/81408) Thanks =)

(Giraffe/81407) Bible>

(Aightball/81406) Where would one ask about the duties of a methodist minister?

(Turanga Leela/81405) PDA would be more topical. :)

(Archmage/81404) That sucks.

(Mama K/81403) Sure.

(River Rat/81402) I don't know where to post a question I have about an iPod issue...

(Mama K/81401) c, s, follow the prompts.

(Shimmering Sheryl/81400) How do I hide my IP address?

(River Rat/81399) I press top ump to forum name or #.

(Giraffe/81398) Use "g" to mark all the messages as read.

(Feoh/81397) OK, stupid luser question but I just can't seem to figure this o...

(Smoke Eater/81396) I don't think that's what he was getting at. I'm with CL: Ok, a...

(Danix/81395) TUCOWS still exists???

(Copper Lethe/81394) Okay. And?

(River Rat/81393) [oppie@fedora ~]$ whois iscabbs.com

(Copper Lethe/81392) I maintain the DNS. It's been fixed.

(Nohirsute/81391) From joker.com

(Knightshade/81390) Pretty sure he knows about it, given this post-

(Boogie With Stu/81389) So...I Mail>'d Lunenburg like it says to on http://www.iscabbs.c...

(AndyB/81388) Yes. Only the Sysops can get you back.

(DrMemory/81387) I know you used to be able to. That probably hasn't changed.

(Ace High/81386) can an FM kick him- or herself out of their own forum?

(Lammam P Yrruf/81385) So... no stakes and chicken wire and gasoline?

(Cyanide/81384) I didnt know who was running the site. :) I figured it was an ac...

(Smoke Eater/81383) And Chris runs www.iscabbs.com. He took it over from me when I ...

(Copper Lethe/81382) As far as the site goes:

(Copper Lethe/81381) Fixed.

(Copper Lethe/81380) Something broke.

(Cyanide/81379) Well the direction point to the firestation. even though they sp...

(Giraffe/81378) Looks like a placeholder page to me.

(Cyanide/81377) What are the isca handles of:

(Giraffe/81376) Why not?

(Miss/81375) Why does going to iscabbs.com now take you to the wedding site o...

(Copper Lethe/81374) Secretary: Yes.

(Egregious/81373) No. It was deleted.

(Secretary/81372) Do we no longer have a forum for collectables, where things such...

(Faunus/81371) #81359

(Coppertop/81370) I'm confused how you were logging on and able to post under your...

(Arkansas Don/81369) I wasn't intending to be overly critical. Encrypted passwords i...

(Devil Lady/81368) The instructions in the helpfile assume that you have truly lost...

(AndyB/81367) If you had had access to the client, I'd've suggested using it a...

(Arkansas Don/81366) Issue resolved. It wasn't done in conjunction with the helpfile...

(Turanga Leela/81364) Arkansas Dan>

(Arkansas Don/81363) I could try Shark, but the library has a firewall that prevents ...

(Arkansas Don/81362) It took just 24 hours (or less) to get my nick changed. Seems l...

(Mama K/81361) You may have to Yell again. I recently needed to get ahold of t...

(Two Minute Hate/81360) download wireshark. install it. run it. connect to the bbs. read...

(Arkansas Don/81359) I have forgotten my password. It is encrypted in the client32.i...

(Secretary/81358) Without the 120 day rule, I imagine the userbase would have fina...

(River Rat/81357) Enter help topic -> Inactiveaccounts

(Danix/81356) 120 days, IIRC.

(Six Gun/81355) Is there a certain amount of time that innactive accounts are al...

(Belgium/81354) You could also use which allows you to skip to a specific fo...

(River Rat/81353) The way I do it, is like:

(Archmage/81352) I actually hate that about ump.

(Flik/81351) I believe that jumping to a different forum will also get th...

(Aightball/81350) Hit and it will do that for you.

(Nohirsute/81349) how's one mark all posts in a forum as Read -- kip d...

(Nohirsute/81347) THAT looks suspiciously like spam of some sort --- curious/inter...

(Cyber Clown/81346) hay ppl CyberClown is here how are u all? maybe someone can tell...

(Shelly M/81345) i have Samsung Moment (Sprint) running Android 2.1. i use an app...

(Copper Lethe/81344) I don't remember, I googled for it.

(Gnome Among Fairys/81343) Copper Lethe: where do you get BBSH?

(Danix/81342) I would recommend Idokorro SSH Mobile ... but those idiots kille...

(Copper Lethe/81341) I use BBSH to telnet from my Blackberry, works really well.

(Turanga Leela/81340) You need a client application or maybe a telnet app. or, you cou...

(Giraffe/81339) Have you asked in Client> ?

(Gnome Among Fairys/81338) I have a blackberry curve and today went to be trained how to us...

(Don/81337) Yep, that's the only reason that I know of on ISCA to age verify...

(Mariah/81336) So is that the ONLY reason to have your age? I guess not worth m...

(Don/81335) Mariah, the intro to this forum has the age verification process...

(Mariah/81334) How do you get your date of birth registered these days?

(Don/81333) Odd seeing User #1, Doctor Dave himself, no longer on ISCA, at l...

(Egregious/81332) No, they aren't. If you pull up the helpfile Administrators you...

(Don/81331) On using Shift-W to see who's online ... are the ones who are s...

(Ralph/81329) When Armageddon players were rampant around here we started chan...

(Danix/81328) I do remember that physical addys were kind of checked by Sysops...