[JohnBHanson]

I am pleased that you have t-net running - I find it invaluable, indeed the simulator uses it to access host directories!

T-NET was originally used between CP/M machines. When I wrote the xbeaver emulator I included a C version of the server. It took quite some investigation to get PIP to work as it does some undocumented tricks with the file control blocks but all happy now.

Note: If you want to run it without trace omit the "trace tty" from the configuration line. Also upto 4 directories can be specified on the command line (Use & at the end of a line to continue on the
next line). printf % strings such as %d etc can be used in the filename to include the user number. There are 16 user numbers (0 to 15) per drive letter and combined with symlinks these can be any linux directory - hence upto 64 directories can be accessed using 4 drive letters and the 16 user areas via t-net.