How to install Enigma 1/2 BBS
Al's Geek Lab
I often think, wouldn't it be nice if I could watch a video and see how to install something step by step and also see all the errors and pitfalls that come up along the way. Well, this video is exactly that! I recorded it live for you, so if you want to install Enigma 1/2 BBS, then you can follow along with me!
For those of you who don't know what Enigma 1/2 is, it's the 'newest' in BBS software. Running on a fully portable Node.js platform, truly open source and is Internet-focussed 'from the get go', it's a serious contender for anyone wishing to start a new BBS system in the 21st century! It has beautiful built-in ANSI art, Telnet and SSH capable. Has an NNTP news server, WebSockets connectivity and even a gopher server just for kicks!
0:00 Intro 1:00 Introducing features of Enigma 8:27 Start of installation guide 8:40 Choosing an installation method 11:15 Dependencies / Pre-requisites / Requirements 15:38 Installing via the install script 16:10 Python dependency problem 19:53 Python fixed, gcc dependency problem 21:45 Installation re-attempt 22:36 Installation complete! 23:00 Last minute important info 23:48 Install further dependencies such as 7zip lha etc 25:10 Run the enigma configuration tool with oputil.js 25:22 Resolve node.js and npm dependency issue 27:05 re-runing the oputil.js script - sqlite issue 28:45 run npm rebuild to resolve sqlite issue 29:10 oputil.js config finally works, configure the BBS 30:40 changing the configuration file 35:30 starting the BBS software 36:49 telnetting to the BBS for the first time 37:00 set up new sysop user 39:00 showcase the new BBS 40:30 Please subscribe!
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