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from: Drew Baker
date: 2006-09-10 14:29:10
subject: Re: EleBBS: elebbs logon problems

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* EleBBS Support List

Ohhhh

1 make sure the directorys are already created. Elebbs will not create them
for you.

Also in your eleconfig. Goto paths. verify that the node path is.
 node*N

for mine it's

"/home/bbs/node*N"

you will need to adjust your for your setup. the *N is the Node dir. And
remember linux is case sensitive. so your directorys MUST be all lowercase
in the example I made.

so my bbs had directories
/home/bbs/node1
/home/bbs/node2
...To
/home/bbs/node256




On 9/10/06, rrolleston{at}sftp.biz  wrote:
>
> * EleBBS Support List
>
> I do the same thing.  The only thing that is causing me problems us that
> elebbs puts the drop files in the /ele dir and not the /ele/node1-6 dir
>
> Firestarter
> > -------- Original Message --------
> > Subject: Re: EleBBS: elebbs and debian telnet setup
> > From: "Drew Baker" 
> > Date: Sat, September 09, 2006 4:22 pm
> > To: elebbs{at}thebbs.org
> >
> >
> >  * EleBBS Support List
> >
> >   my system call a file called startbbs.sh Which is a bash shell
> >
> > Contents of startbbs.sh
> >
> > #!/bin/bash
> > cd /home/bbs
> > ./elebbs -N-1
> >
> > ---EOF--
> >
> > This has worked for me, Nodes count up. only bug i've found is that if a
> node crashed from a door or external link. the node will not be released for
> future use.  I found that after 2-3 months of the bbs running, users would
> be connecting on node 30+ instead of 1.  Solved with a cron job.  at 11:45
> my system starts broadcasting that it will be going down for maint in 5
> minute intervals tellign user to end session.  At midnight cron job kills
> all elebbs sessions that are open. Shutsdown inetd,  Deletes the
> USERON.BBS file which keeps track of nodes.  performs nightly backup of
> services and bbs files.  Runs the external door nighly events. Starts Inetd
> backup and the bbs is ready to run again.  Down time is about 6
> mintues.  The backup continues after inetd starts backup dumping files to
> tape and exporting offsite backups, as well as other jobs the server
> does.  But the bbs can run while there are running, since they have already
> been backed up from bbs and I don't have to worry about locked files being
> opened.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On 9/9/06, rrolleston{at}sftp.biz  wrote: * EleBBS
> Support List
> >
> > How do I get it so when a second user logs on to telnet it uses the
> node2 dir?
> >
> > > -------- Original Message --------
> > > Subject: Re: EleBBS: elebbs and debian telnet setup
> > > From: scott 
> > > Date: Wed, September 06, 2006 2:43 am
> > > To: elebbs{at}thebbs.org
> > >
> > > * EleBBS Support List
> > >
> > > >> Why do you need telnetd?
> > > >
> > > > From what I've heard,  inetd/xinetd has some security
changes made
> earlier
> > > > this year in several of the distros, which prevent them
from being
> able
> > > > to run an "unvalidated" password/login program.
> > >
> > > I'm running Debian Sta(b)le and Unstable, both run whatever I like
> > > direct from the default inetd server.  As they damn well should;
> > > anything that doesn't is broken garbage.
> > >
> > > _______________________________________________________________
> > >
> > > To unsubscribe write to " listbot{at}thebbs.org" and
put the words
> > > "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of
the message.
> > > _______________________________________________________________
> > _______________________________________________________________
> >
> > To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words
> > "unsubscribe  elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.
> > _______________________________________________________________
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Beware the jaws that bite, for they belong to my evil attack penguin.
> >
> > Open Source Software, Not only a way of life, but a tasty desert as
> well.  http://www.fosug.org
> >
> > Bring back the days of the BBS:  Telnet/SSH2:/doteltech.com
> >  _______________________________________________________________
> >
> >  To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words
> >  "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.
> >  _______________________________________________________________
> >
> _______________________________________________________________
>
> To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words
> "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.
> _______________________________________________________________
>



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Ohhhh1 make sure the directorys are already created.
Elebbs will not create them for you.Also in your
eleconfig. Goto paths. verify that the node path
is. node*Nfor mine
it's"/home/bbs/node*N"
you will need to adjust your for your setup. the *N is
the Node dir. And remember linux is case sensitive. so your directorys MUST
be all lowercase in the example I made.so my bbs had
directories/home/bbs/node1
/home/bbs/node2...To/home/bbs/node256On 9/10/06, rrolleston{at}sftp.biz">mailto:rrolleston{at}sftp.biz">rrolleston{at}sftp.biz
<
rrolleston{at}sftp.biz> wrote:
* EleBBS Support ListI do the same thing. The only thing that is causing me problems us that elebbs puts the drop files in the /ele dir and not the /ele/node1-6 dir Firestarter> -------- Original Message --------> Subject: Re: EleBBS: elebbs and debian telnet setup> From: "Drew Baker" <drew.baker{at}gmail.com">mailto:drew.baker{at}gmail.com">drew.baker{at}gmail.com >> Date: Sat, September 09, 2006 4:22 pm> To: elebbs{at}thebbs.org>>>">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org>>> * EleBBS Support List>> my system call a file called startbbs.sh Which is a bash shell>> Contents of startbbs.sh>> #!/bin/bash> cd /home/bbs> ./elebbs -N-1>> ---EOF-->> This has worked for me, Nodes count up. only bug i've found is that if a node crashed from a door or external link. the node will not be released for future use. I found that after 2-3 months of the bbs running, users would be connecting on node 30+ instead of 1. Solved with a cron job. at 11:45 my system starts broadcasting that it will be going down for maint in 5 minute intervals tellign user to end session. At midnight cron job kills all elebbs sessions that are open. Shutsdown inetd, Deletes the USERON.BBS file which keeps track of nodes. performs nightly backup of services and bbs files. Runs the external door nighly events. Starts Inetd backup and the bbs is ready to run again. Down time is about 6 mintues. The backup continues after inetd starts backup dumping files to tape and exporting offsite backups, as well as other jobs the server does. But the bbs can run while there are running, since they have already been backed up from bbs and I don't have to worry about locked files being opened. >>>>> On 9/9/06, rrolleston{at}sftp.biz">mailto:rrolleston{at}sftp.biz">rrolleston{at}sftp.biz <rrolleston{at}sftp.biz>">mailto:rrolleston{at}sftp.biz">rrolleston{at}sftp.biz> wrote: * EleBBS Support List> > How do I get it so when a second user logs on to telnet it uses the node2 dir?>> > -------- Original Message --------> > Subject: Re: EleBBS: elebbs and debian telnet setup> > From: scott < elebbs3{at}slittle.com>>">mailto:elebbs3{at}slittle.com">elebbs3{at}slittle.com>> > Date: Wed, September 06, 2006 2:43 am> > To: elebbs{at}thebbs.org>">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org> >> > * EleBBS Support List > >> > >> Why do you need telnetd?> > >> > > From what I've heard, inetd/xinetd has some security changes made earlier> > > this year in several of the distros, which prevent them from being able > > > to run an "unvalidated" password/login program.> >> > I'm running Debian Sta(b)le and Unstable, both run whatever I like> > direct from the default inetd server. As they damn well should; > > anything that doesn't is broken garbage.> >> > _______________________________________________________________> >> > To unsubscribe write to " listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words> > "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.> > _______________________________________________________________ > _______________________________________________________________>> To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:listbot{at}thebbs.org">listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words> "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.> _______________________________________________________________>>>> --> Beware the jaws that bite, for they belong to my evil attack penguin. >> Open Source Software, Not only a way of life, but a tasty desert as well. http://www.fosug.org>>" target="new">http://www.fosug.org>>">http://www.fosug.org">http://www.fosug.org>> Bring back the days of the BBS: Telnet/SSH2:/doteltech.com > _______________________________________________________________>> To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:listbot{at}thebbs.org">listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words> "unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message.> _______________________________________________________________>_______________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe write to "listbot{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:listbot{at}thebbs.org">listbot{at}thebbs.org" and put the words"unsubscribe elebbs{at}thebbs.org"">mailto:elebbs{at}thebbs.org">elebbs{at}thebbs.org" in the SUBJECT of the message. _______________________________________________________________
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