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Kurt,
KW>It's nice being able to have a "lost password" option on the BBS that
KW>mails the user a password. So many times I'd lose a password and there'd
KW>be no way to reset it without trying to ping the sysop and hope.
Years ago, when I was still living at home, the BBS was at my parents
home (their place as well). I moved out before I got married, and my
wife made it a "Married With Modem" experience. :)
However, before we got engaged, I came over to her place for a visit,
and went to logon to my BBS. I hit one of the F-keys, as a logon macro.
Nothing happened, and then it hit me...
"You idiot. You aren't at the host console. You don't know your
password, and can't logon to your own BBS"!! :P
I wonder how many Sysops have had this happen to them??
Daryl
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