Hello Paul,

> On 02 Jul 2019 at 04:49p, Jeff Smith pondered and said...

>> Can't say that I can do that. :-( As he decided to drop Mystic due to the
>> problems he was having. He tells me that he has switched over to BinkD,
>> Husky, and Golded. An arrangement that I have used in the past for
>> years. The problem I was having (Connecting) has been fixed. I offered
>> to help him work out his issues with Mystic but alas the decision is his.

> Jeff whitelist and blacklist may have been a factor but another gotcha can be
> a typo in the domain name for the echonode setting. So if his or your domain
> name was mis-spelt then it can also cause those kinds of issues.

I can't actually say as he didn't respond to my blacklist query. But the
domain that I was polling did match the domain listed in the nodelist and
did resolve to the correct IP. The connection could be established but
would be dropped due to a authentication failure. His logs showed that he
was using my correct domain name also. Based on what he stated this was
just "The last straw". He didn't elaborate on what other issues
that he had been having.

I have a spare Raspberry Pi3 B that I might install Mystic on just to do
some testing.

> I'd also keep any password to no more than 8 chars and all uppercase..

The passwords used were comprised of eight alpha numerical characters  with all caps.


Jeff

--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-4