From: nospam.Black.Panther@f3.n317.z1.fidonet.org   
      
   Hello g00r00!   
      
   05 Apr 22 13:00, you wrote to me:   
      
    BP>> This is returning '0' to the log file when logging in from the   
    BP>> command line. I wonder if possibly adding a servertype for local   
    BP>> login might be simpler than doing the 'local' boolean. Perhaps   
    BP>> adding servertype of 3 for local.   
      
    gr> I don't know what OS or version you're using but it seems to be   
    gr> working from here I just tested it in Windows A48 and Linux.  The   
    gr> simple test I did was logged in and tried to download the BBS list and   
    gr> on both OSes it says "Local mode:" and asked me to save.   
      
   My test system is running Manjaro Linux 64-bit, with Kernel 5.15.28-1-MANJARO   
   x86_64.   
      
   Let me run a test using the bbs listing as see if that is any different.   
      
    gr> Are you sure you're logging in with -L?  Make sure you're not setting   
    gr> the value of Local anywhere in any MPL anywhere, otherwise that will   
    gr> change it for the entire connection.   
      
   Yes, logging in either is -L or running the mpl from a command prompt with the   
   './mystic -Uuser_Name -Ppassword -X'basicmpl test' format. Neither one will   
   show the local as being true. Also, the variable is not being changed anywhere   
   else in the code.   
      
    gr> The ServerType that is used internally by Mystic for terminal services   
    gr> does have a Local mode value.  They should be (as of A48 current   
    gr> releases):   
      
    gr> 0=telnet,1=rlogin,2=ssh,3=modem,4=local,5=other   
      
   Ooooo. Didn't know about the others on here. So, when it's a local connection   
   the servertype should also be showing as 4. Looks like I have some more playing   
   to do. :)   
      
   Thank you,   
      
      
   Black Panther   
      
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