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In-Reply-To: "Pedro Giffuni S." <pedro@unb15.campus.unal.edu.co>
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On May 13,  5:02pm, "Pedro Giffuni S." wrote:
} Ive been looking for a BBS system that works under FreeBSD, does anyone 
} know one?
} regards,
} Pedro

I've used waffle under SCO and NetBSD, as well as the MSDOS version.
It's not free, but it is excellent.  Check out href="news:comp.bbs.waffle".
Here's some (old) ftp references from the docs:
     simtel20.army.mil     PD:<MSDOS.WAFFLE>WAFxxx.ZIP
     wuarchive.wustl.edu   /mirrors/msdos/waffle/wafxxx.zip
     wiretap.spies.com     /waffle/wafxxx.zip
     halcyon.com           /pub/waffle/wafxxx.zip
The author is Thomas Dell dell@vox.darkside.com (...vox!dell).
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