• A flexible access control mechanism allows explicit controls on which directories (file-areas) a user can peruse.
• Directory specific inclusion files (i.e.; FILES.BBS) can be used to control file and sub-directory display.
• Alternatively, directory specific headers, footers, "description files" and "exclusion lists" can be used.
• Individual file descriptions can be displayed, along with file size and creation date. If desired, you can suppress any of these fields.
• Optional "automatic descriptions" can be generated for HTML, .ZIP, and text files.
• .ZIP files can be "opened and displayed", with subsequent retrieval of a specific file from within the .ZIP archive
• Netscape 2.0 + (and other HTML 3.2 compliant browsers), can upload files to your bulletin board (with several forms of notification).
• Uploads and downloads can be recorded on a per user basis.
• Downloads can be disallowed if a user's "download to upload" ratio grows too large.
• Multiple links per file (text-download, binary-download, and "mime type" download) can be displayed.
• You can create a "latest submissions" index that spans multiple directories.
• You can create user specific upload and download directory (trees).
• Y2K compliant (as of ver 1.02k)

Or, are you ready to download the latest version of bbs.zip (updated 12 January 2000, size= 116K)

Note that BBS requires the SRE-http web server -- at this time, there is no CGI version of BBS.