Hi g00r00,

 g0> If you are connected via ./mystic -l and it happens, that seems to point
 g0> to something else not client/router related.  If you ran out of time (ie
 g0> minutes per day) or were removed from inactivity, then it should have
 g0> printed a message or logged you out as you noted.

I'd like to confirm that it is indeed true that something happens,
and the following error appears as I get booted to the prompt.

2021.19.11 13:27:30 MYSTIC 001 Cannot write to /mystic/data/chat1.dat. Code=2, PID=23556

Before this error happens, there is a chat1.dat file:

-rwxr-xr-x  1 bbs users    131 Nov 19 13:03 chat1.dat*

After this error, this file no longer exists which is probably what is supposed to happen.

Edmund

... Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/11/18 (Linux/32)