27-Mar-07: In 1990, Bob N0ARY wrote a packet radio BBS that used an innovative natural language parser for interacting with the user.  It also functioned as a gateway to the Internet.  Active development stopped on this project in 1995.  The BBS was written targeting a Sun workstation running SunOS 4.x.  Many others have been involved with it since it's creation back in 1990.

See the 2nd reference below for a good example of the natural language parser Bob talks about above.

http://www.n0ary.org/

http://races.mggm.net/races/gateway.html

IMPLEMENTATION
SID = [ARY-4.1.1-H$]
Outpost looks for the "[ARY" phrase of the SID as the means for identifying this BBS.

CONFIRMATION
Outpost was previously confirmed to be operational using the N0ARY BBS in San Jose California.  However, that BBS was not available during the v2.2 test cycle.  Confirmation of Outpost's operation with an N0ARY BBS would be appreciated.  

CONSIDERATIONS
1.  N0ARY incorporates the message ID if the last message read as part of the BBS prompt.  Because of this, Outpost defaults the BBS prompt that it detects to "]>"

SPECIAL CONFIGURATIONS, SETTINGS

None.

cmd: c n0ary-1

cmd:*** CONNECTED to N0ARY-1

[ARY-4.1.1-H$]

Hello Jim,

{macro 0: list mine}

5) N0ARY [0]>

lm

Msg# Stat Size To From Cnt Date/Time Subject

39986 P 71 KN6PE@N0ARY KE6AFE 0 0224/1940 READ: Testing Ou

39985 P 2277 KN6PE@N0ARY KE6AFE 0 0224/1936 RE: Testing Outpost 

39984 P 71 KN6PE@N0ARY KE6AFE 0 0224/1936 DELIVERED: RE: Test

5) N0ARY [0]>

r 39984

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Date: 24 Feb 2006 19:36

Message #: 39984

From: KE6AFE@ KI6EH

To: KN6PE@ N0ARY.#NCA.CA.USA.NOAM

Subject: DELIVERED: RE: Testing Outpost v2.

KI6EH

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!DR!2/24/2006 19:18:24

5) N0ARY [39984]>

b

*** DISCONNECTED

cmd: