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I am wish to setup a telnet BBS on a freebsd machine. I tried citadel/ux
but my users hated the interface. I then tried Eagle BBS which I  liked
alot but didnt run well on FreeBSD. I want something that is menu based
and is of course freeware . Any suggestions?



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