In the virtual c: drive you need some directories that point to several other mbse subdirectories. You may need at least three of them, one to put netmail in, one to put files in to send and one semafore directory to tell mbse there is something to send. For example like this:
ln -s /opt/mbse/var/msgs /opt/mbse/var/dosemu/c/msgs ln -s /opt/mbse/var/boxes/node92_100_60 /opt/mbse/var/dosemu/c/outbox ln -s /opt/mbse/var/sema /opt/mbse/var/dosemu/c/semaIn DOS you now have:
C:\MSGS C:\OUTBOX C:\SEMAIn C:\MSGS doors may put *.msg netmails. File attaches won't work from these netmails because the netmails point to files with dosnames. (May be solved later). The script that calls the door, for example c:\doors\bre.bat must copy the file to send to the node outbound box. In the above example that would be copy to C:\OUTBOX. To create the semafore to tell mbse to scan add to the batfile (for example C:\DOORS\BRE.BAT the following two lines:
CD C:\SEMA ECHO "">MAILOUTSee also the F.A.Q. for some very usefull tips and tricks. Using the same method with symlinks, you can make all paths you need from the rest of mbse visible in DOS. Use with care.