Setting MaxConcurrentConnections = 1 or 2 works pretty well too.
*I* wouldn't want to block an IP address from future connections just because the user was having issues with their terminal and couldn't send the right response to a challenge.
Hi DM,
Waiting for someone to hit ESC in your login module would be just a couple lines of JS code. Something like:
print("Press ESC to login...");
while(bbs.online && console.getkey(K_NOECHO) != KEY_ESC);
(K_NOECHO is defined in sbbsdefs.js and KEY_ESC is defined in key_defs.js)
I've tried adding these lines to the top of login.js (copied to mods/), just before "bbs.logout()".
But this is displayed *after* answer.msg/banner1.msg...
Would it have any side-effects if I remove answer.msg/banner1.msg and let them get displayed at the beginning of login.js after the "Press ESC to login" message?
Setting MaxConcurrentConnections = 1 or 2 works pretty well too.
*I* wouldn't want to block an IP address from future connections just
because the user was having issues with their terminal and couldn't send the >> right response to a challenge.
i give them a couple of tries. who has problems with their terminals?
On 1/15/22 18:23, Digital Man wrote:
Setting MaxConcurrentConnections = 1 or 2 works pretty well too.
Oh yeah... you may want to bump the default to 3 or 4 on your FTP config.
I was trying to download the bbsfiles.com archive from your server, and
even when I dropped my max connections to 1 at a time, there were still issues when doing PASV downloads against a queue of files to download.
*I* wouldn't want to block an IP address from future connections just
because the user was having issues with their terminal and couldn't send the >> right response to a challenge.
i give them a couple of tries. who has problems with their terminals?
People developing or testing a new terminal application for one.
People developing or testing a new terminal application for one.
How many people do you suppose are doing that?
Well, I've been using the new MS terminal for a while now (in Windows), and Tabby on Mac and Linux. I also use the VS Code terminal a lot.
People developing or testing a new terminal application for one.
How many people do you suppose are doing that?
Let's say just in North America. One, or two?
People developing or testing a new terminal application for one.
How many people do you suppose are doing that?
Well, I've been using the new MS terminal for a while now (in
Windows), and Tabby on Mac and Linux. I also use the VS Code
terminal a lot.
Are you saying you're running telnet from the Microsoft Windows
Terminal app to connect to BBSes?
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