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config_server_options [2018/12/26 14:55] – updated to 1.12 a40 avonconfig_server_options [2022/09/25 21:11] (current) – added max poll threads avon
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 This menu allows you to set some high level configuration settings for your servers. This menu allows you to set some high level configuration settings for your servers.
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 +==== Server Options ====
  
  
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                █  Max BBS Nodes    │ 3                           █                █  Max BBS Nodes    │ 3                           █
                █  Start Hidden     │ No                          █                █  Start Hidden     │ No                          █
 +               █  Max Poll Threads │ 5                           █
                █  Enable SMTP Send │ No                          █                █  Enable SMTP Send │ No                          █
                █  SMTP Host        │                             █                █  SMTP Host        │                             █
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 Hide node windows when a session begins (Windows only) Hide node windows when a session begins (Windows only)
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 +=== Max Poll Threads ===
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 +Sets the number of concurrent outbound connections when running MIS POLL
  
 === Enable SMTP Send === === Enable SMTP Send ===
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 Sendmail now supports opportunistic SSL via the TLS v1.2+ protocol. Sendmail now supports opportunistic SSL via the TLS v1.2+ protocol.
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 +==== STMP Send Config Example ====
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 +In this example we are going to set things up to allow Mystic to send password email reset codes via a Google Gmail account.
 +
 +== Steps  ==
 +
 +  * Create a Gmail account for your Mystic BBS to send emails via by visiting [[https://www.google.com/gmail/|Gmail]].
 +
 +  * Take a note of the password and Gmail address you use. e.g. testuser@gmail.com / pw = boguspw
 +
 +  * Run Mystic -CFG
 +
 +  * Head to Configuration > User Password Policy.
 +
 +  * Set 'Allow Reset by E-mail' to Yes.
 + 
 +  * Head to Servers > General Options.
 + 
 +  * Set the SMTP settings that are displayed in this screen as follows:
 +
 +  * Ensure you **load the Gmail address and password you created** in the first step.
 +
 +  * Don't worry about 'Domain Name' 'Max BBS Nodes' or 'Start Hidden' as they are not part of the SMTP setup.
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 +               █▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ Server Options ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▄
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 +               █  Domain Name      │ mybbs.com                   █
 +               █  Max BBS Nodes    │ 3                           █
 +               █  Start Hidden     │ No                          █
 +               █  Enable SMTP Send │ Yes                         █
 +               █  SMTP Host        │ smtp.gmail.com:587          █
 +               █  SMTP IP Type     │ IPV4 Only                   █
 +               █  SMTP Login       │ testuser@gmail.com          █
 +               █  SMTP Password    │ *******                     █
 +               █  SMTP Auth Type   │ Login                       █
 +               █  SMTP Use SSL/TLS │ Yes                         █
 +               █                                                 █
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 +  *   [[cryptlib|Mystic BBS uses Cryptlib]] in order to perform the encryption for SSH and SSL-based servers and clients. You need to **ensure you have this installed first** so Mystic can use it to make a successful SSL/TLS connection to Gmail.
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 +    * Sign in to your Google account - the one you used to create your new Gmail address with.
 +    * Go to the [[https://myaccount.google.com|account maintenance]] page.
 +    * Select 'Security' from the options on the left hand navigation.
 +    * Scroll down to the section called 'Less secure app access' and turn this ON.
 +
 +Now you are ready to test. 
 +
 +  * Make sure you have a test account with a valid email address loaded against the user record. 
 +  * Try to login incorrect three times and ask for a reset via email. 
 +  * You should see a 'success' message after approx 3-5 seconds.
 +  * You can check your node logs (for the active user) to see details of what has just happened with their SMTP session.
 +  * The email should arrive in to your test users email account approx. 2-3 minutes later containing a reset code to enter.
 +
  
  
config_server_options.1545857733.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/12/26 14:55 by avon

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