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introduction [2018/01/03 16:00] – updated IP blocking content avonintroduction [2019/02/07 21:01] – [MIS - Mystic Internet Server] g00r00
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   MYSTIC -IP$    This specifies the user's IP address which should be passed   MYSTIC -IP$    This specifies the user's IP address which should be passed
-                 into Mystic by the telnet server.  Ex: -IP125.132.54.741                            +                 into Mystic by the telnet server.  Ex: -IP125.132.54.741 
 +                  
 +  MYSTIC -L      This tells Mystic to start in a local login mode.                           
        
   MYSTIC -N#     This specifies a specific node number.  There is usually   MYSTIC -N#     This specifies a specific node number.  There is usually
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 protocols.  It can support one or all of the following: protocols.  It can support one or all of the following:
  
-TELNET, RLOGIN, SSH, BINKP, FTP, NNTP, POP3, SMTP, Events+TELNET, RLOGIN, SSH, BINKP, FTP, NNTP, POP3, SMTP, HTTP, Events
  
 Note that the POP3, SMTP servers are used for Mystic BBS internal 'Email' only at this time. The Events system is used by Mystic to call other programs based on time of day or as semaphores are created that trigger events such as importing echomail and/or netmail. Note that the POP3, SMTP servers are used for Mystic BBS internal 'Email' only at this time. The Events system is used by Mystic to call other programs based on time of day or as semaphores are created that trigger events such as importing echomail and/or netmail.
introduction.txt · Last modified: 2023/01/20 03:36 by avon

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