Here is the URL for DoorParty Connector: LINK

Here is the URL for Rick Parrish's TelnetDoor: LINK

And now, for the instructions to set everything up to get you running!

Thanks to Ruben Figueroa for helping figure this one out!

1. Download and install DoorParty Connector. During install, you'll see this window; enter your assigned SSH username and SSH password and change the RLogin Port to 9999.

2. Create a directory to hold TelnetDoor. I suggest something off the root directory, like C:\DP

3. Extract the TelnetDoor archive to a temporary directory. Head to the sub-directory \BIN\RELEASE and move everything in there to the C:\DP directory.

4. Rename TelnetDoor.exe to TDoor.exe

5. Create a batch file named DPARTY.BAT.

6. Open DPARTY.BAT and enter the following, changing the paths to reflect yours:

c:
cd\dp

copy c:\gap\door.sys c:\gap\node%1

@setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
@echo off
set lines=36
set curr=1
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('type c:\gap\NODE%1\door.sys') do (
    for %%b in (!lines!) do (
        if !curr!==%%b set username=%%a
    )
    set /a "curr = curr + 1"
)

C:
CD\NETFOSS 
NFU.EXE C:\GAP\NODE%1\ "C:\dp\tdoor.exe -R -Dc:\GAP\NODE%1\door32.sys -S127.0.0.1 -P%PORT% -Y[NEW]%USERNAME%"
 

When your application is approved, the [NEW] tag is going to be specific to your system and will be assigned uniquely to your BBS; this will identify your BBS to the DoorParty server. MAKE SURE TO CHANGE IT WHEN YOUR TAG IS ASSIGNED!

7. Enter the path to the DPARTY.BAT file in your DOORS area on your GAP BBS.

That's it, you're done! Test it out by logging in trying it out. If there's an issue connecting, double-check the instructions and your settings. If it all seems right, then either DoorParty is down, or more likely there might be other issues.

Check out the forums here to see if others have the same issue, or to ask for help.

— sysop 07/17/2016 13:48