can the SysOp logon remotely??
I thought I was able to but now, everytime I enter my username remotely, it just clears the logon prompt- what can I do to fix this?

Thanks
Michael2

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On 08-19-18 10:45, michael2 wrote to All <=-

can the SysOp logon remotely??

Yes, I do it all the time. :)


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On 08/19/18, michael2 said the following...

can the SysOp logon remotely??
I thought I was able to but now, everytime I enter my username remotely, it just clears the logon prompt- what can I do to fix this?

that does not give us much to go on. have you tried your user number?

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can the SysOp logon remotely??

Yes, I do it all the time. :)

ok, what do I need to change? because I used to be able to but am unable to now? I only have rlogin and ssh enabled - but I used to be able to login - where should I start looking?

Thanks

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that does not give us much to go on. have you tried your user number?

Thank you, that does work - never even thought about user number

Michael2

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On 08-19-18 16:50, michael2 wrote to Vk3jed <=-

can the SysOp logon remotely??

Yes, I do it all the time. :)

ok, what do I need to change? because I used to be able to but am
unable to now? I only have rlogin and ssh enabled - but I used to be
able to login - where should I start looking?

Hmm, good question. I normally log in over rlogin no dramas. What happens if you try?


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Hmm, good question. I normally log in over rlogin no dramas. What happens if you try?

I have not found a rlogin client for android know of a good one?

I did try on the winblows laptop with syncterm, and that does work

but logging in via my phone with juicessh fails by name works with #
my main bbs logs in via rlogin and that does not work by name either

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On 08-20-18 18:29, michael2 wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Hmm, good question. I normally log in over rlogin no dramas. What happens if you try?

I have not found a rlogin client for android know of a good one?

Good question, I rarely use Android to log in.

I did try on the winblows laptop with syncterm, and that does work

but logging in via my phone with juicessh fails by name works with #
my main bbs logs in via rlogin and that does not work by name either

name as in hostname? You're a bit unclear. Do you perhaps have DNS issues?


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but logging in via my phone with juicessh fails by name works with # my main bbs logs in via rlogin and that does not work by name either

name as in hostname? You're a bit unclear. Do you perhaps have DNS issues?

if I enter my username "Michael2" mystic clears the prompt, and asks me to
log in again, if I enter my user "number", it then allows me to enter
password and login


another odd thing but I kinda like it, is mystic seems to only be binding to tcp6 even though the "adapter type is set to IPV4+IPV6 netstat -ln lists my ports as tcp6 only

am getting there slowly :-)

Michael2
telnet: fluxcap.dynv6.net:2323

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On 08-22-18 12:03, michael2 wrote to Vk3jed <=-

if I enter my username "Michael2" mystic clears the prompt, and asks me
to log in again, if I enter my user "number", it then allows me to
enter password and login

That's weird, I've never seen that. I login by name all the time. :)

another odd thing but I kinda like it, is mystic seems to only be
binding to tcp6 even though the "adapter type is set to IPV4+IPV6
netstat -ln lists my ports as tcp6 only

That's odd. I get IPv4 only if I do that. Normally, for Linux, you actually set the binding to IPv6 only, and let the kernel do the rest, to get IPv4. The only exception to this is if you bind to specific addresses, in which case, you need to specify both IPv4 and IPv6. I know at one stage, you had to use separate server entries for IPv4 and IPv6, I had issues with "IPv4 + IPv6", but can't recall if that was fixed in A39.

am getting there slowly :-)

Cool. :)


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On 08/19/18, michael2 said the following...

can the SysOp logon remotely??
I thought I was able to but now, everytime I enter my username remotely, it just clears the logon prompt- what can I do to fix this?

Do you use ./mystic -l to log in??

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