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You might be able to utilize Baton Mail on the Mac Plus to add SMTP authentication: http://web.archive.org/web/20060615060729/http://www.mythtech.net/baton.html

That's insanely incredible! 8-o You've really got something in the making here! I'll happily buy a copy when it's released! :D Do you have any plans on recording Programming sessions? (I love watching/learning the process of coding for these old machines.)

dougg3 did some amazing work using a BeagleBone Black and his own custom cape that utilized a LPC11U68 microcontroller and the Zilog Z85C30 SCC: https://mac68k.info/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=275 Some new old stock of Z8030 DIP40 ICs have shown up on ebay...

MkLinux DR3 came out July 1998. I'd try the ISO of MkLinux R2rc5 I uploaded to MacintoshGarden: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mklinux (R2rc4 was released Aug. 2004) I was able to install MkLinux R2rc5 on my PowerMac 6100 just fine. Hopefully it'll work fine on your PowerBook 3400.

The GitHub mirror for The Unarchiver have some amazing, reverse-engineered, documentation on the Stuffit Formats: https://github.com/mietek/theunarchiver/wiki/StuffItFormat https://github.com/mietek/theunarchiver/wiki/StuffIt5Format

I think adding more info on Classic Mac OS programming would be great for our existing Wiki. (wiki.68kmla.org) I think self-registration is disabled to prevent spammers, so you'll need to ask an admin to make a wiki account for you. While I haven't yet fully delved into programming with the...

If you want to go hardcore and build some circuits, you can totally make a self-contained PBX system: http://wandel.ca/homepage/pbx.html http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Intercom-PBX-With-GPIO/

My guess is you're probably thinking about the Retro68 project for GCC: https://github.com/autc04/Retro68 The MuPDF library would be a potential candidate for porting to classic Mac OS, it is written in "portable C" (no external dependencies and modular components.) https://mupdf.com/ Ack, if...

There are several Mac software preservation projects, including MacGUI, Macintosh Garden, and Macintosh Repository being the most popular that I'm aware of. You could also use GitHub or GitLab to host the source code since it is being released under GPL. I could probably help out with getting...

So I looked up OpenSSH's FreeBSD man page: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?sshd_config(5) (I've made some lines bold and/or italic for emphasis.) MacSSH appears to be failing during the Key Exchange Algorithm Negotiation because, although "diffie-hellman-group1-sha1" is supported...

I'm not sure I know what "UNIX ISP" means... Is that a UNIX VPS that you have through your ISP? Do you know how its SSH server is configured, such as which ciphers are allowed? MacSSH seems to support a fair number of encryption ciphers and message authentication codes (macs)...

In order to use MkLinux, you still have to have Mac OS installed in order to have the MkLinux bootloader extension/control-panel to execute. So you don't have to give up on using Mac OS 8.1 to give MkLinux a try. I put a 4GB HDD in my PowerMac 6100, and partitioned it 2GB for MkLinux and 2GB for...

Very cool! I might take a look at forking this sometime and making a docker container for the Netatalk 2.2.x series (For legacy DDP networking support.)

How have Window Monkey, Gravite or Zipple not been mentioned yet?! Granted Gravite is more about eye candy than actual theming, but it's still cool.

I didn't realize you got the stunnel email proxy added in that quickly. Nice work! This update will definitely be useful when I get around to networking my Classic II again. Thanks for all your effort in providing the community an out-of-box solution!

You should be able to use stunnel for email clients that do not have SSL/TLS encryption. I had success testing several email clients with it: https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/15763-stunnel-emailing-with-oe5-greenmail/ Maybe in a future release of macipgw it can be preinstalled and...

Starting from top left: TCP/IP Control Panel,  Aladdin (Stuffit) Expander, ?, Window Monkey, Zipple, Adobe Anti-Aliasing ?, ?, ?, PC Exchange, ?, ?, ?, FreePPP Menu, ?, Sleeper, Mosaic Screen Saver?, ?, ?, Speech Control Panel, Speed Doubler Control Panel AfterDark, ControlStrip, Date &amp...

I remember using Sleeper on my PowerMac 6100: http://web.archive.org/web/20070815003657/http://www.stclairsoft.com/Sleeper/index.html Granted it is not a genuine "sleep" function, but it does turn off the display and spin down the HDDs. Your CPU will more than likely still be running at max...

To my recollection, the original Airport cards only support up to WPA encryption. You'll need an Airport Extreme card to support WPA2 (usually the default encryption method on today's routers.) You can always go into the router settings and downgrade the encryption method to WPA, at the risk of...