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from: Drew Baker
date: 2007-04-04 13:15:56
subject: Re: EleBBS: EleBBS with EleServ and Events question ...

* EleBBS Support List

Under linux I use a combination of cron jobs to handle all this.  I
have a script that will start sending messages to the logged in user
as midnight approaches. When time hits zero, It will kill any running
BBS processes, it will also shutdown xinetd (which handles telnet
connections) to prevent new logins.  During this time, the cron
manager launches any external programs needed for doors,  restarts
various background services (such as the AI aliens in Tradewars)  runs
a complete backup of the bbs to second hard drive, cleans up any
personal user data, searches personal save files, and config files for
local games, deletes old players, users data, then finally restarts
xinetd and the bbs is ready for incoming connections. Typically this
takes 2 minutes on my system. After the backup is made to the second
hard drive, I have 2 more backups that run, One off-site and one to
tape. These run while the bbs is running.

unfortunately in Linux you don't have a WFC screen because each
connection is virtual and spawned only at connection time.

On 4/4/07, Erich B.  wrote:
> * EleBBS Support List
>
> I'm also having the same problem Bert which I had asked Maarten about
> earlier but I never got a reply back. I have been waiting for an answer on
> this and I am so glad you brought this up too as well. He should incorporate
> an events function inside the Eleserv file like it is in the Elebbs WFC
> (Waiting For Call Screen). That way you can run the events without worrying
> about using a 56k modem.
>
>
> >From: "Bert" 
> >Reply-To: elebbs{at}thebbs.org
> >To: 
> >Subject: EleBBS: EleBBS with EleServ and Events question ...
> >Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 10:29:02 -0400
> >
> >* EleBBS Support List
> >
> >Hi,
> >
> >- I employed EleBBS.
> >- Running EleServ (official replacement for TeleSrv since 0.10g) on 4 nodes
> >to accept calls.
> >- All is pure Telnet connect, no Dial-Up, etc.
> >
> >I have problems with events!
> >
> >Back then in the early 90's I had RemoteAccess which EleBBS is a clone of.
> >I remember events were triggered properly outside and during a session.
> >
> >Now using EleServ the Telnet app for EleBBS IT DOES NOT trigger events at
> >all! Once I am logged in it adjusts the time limit if the event occurs
> >before the regular time limit of the user is due.
> >
> >I guess my question is how would I get events working and accepting telnet
> >connections?
> >
> >Am I missing something ?
> >
> >Thanks for any help .
> >
> >-Bert
> >
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