On 01 Feb 2019 at 10:44p, g00r00 pondered and said...
 
 g0> Mystic BBS v1.12 Alpha 42 released for Windows (32/64bit), Intel Linux
 g0> (32/64bit), macOS (32/64bit), and ARM Linux (Raspberry Pi).

Here's what's new.

[snip]

 ! Reverted back to Free Pascal 3.0.2 and magically a lot of the problems
   have gone away with the Unix versions.

 + Increased the BINKP max file queue per session to 200 files, up from 100

 + Mystic BINKP now sends the build date, time and operating system with
   bit level as part of the welcome

 + Mystic BINKP now sends the queue size (# of files and total bytes) after
   authentication and before starting to transfer files

 ! Fixed some issues that were causing IPV6 servers and clients to act
   differently in Unix based systems.

 + Prompt #464 message quote text now has &4 MCI code which is replaced by
   the time that the original message was written.

 + Mystic will now log to the node log if a user attempts to post to a
   message base but does not have access to do so.

 + Mystic will now log Python errors to the BBS node log and the Mystic
   global errors.log

 + MUTIL now has a function to export a FILEBONE.NA file based on the file
   bases.  A new [Export_FILEBONE.NA] stanza has been added to the INI file
   for more information see the default mutil.ini file.

 + MIS servers now show "Server busy" instead of "BUSY"
when a connection is
   received when all client slots are in use.  "BUSY" will still
be shown by
   Mystic.

 + New option for each Echomail node: Crash Limiter.  When FidoPoll sends
   files via BINKP it will skip queueing any files for sending larger than
   this value.  The value is defined in kilobytes.

 + MUTIL now allows the loglevel to be defined in each specific stanza.  If
   the loglevel is defined within a process' stanza, then that loglevel will
   override the value set in the general stanza just for that process.

[snip]

Best, Paul

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