From: nospam.ogg@f1.n106.z1.fidonet.org   
      
    NB> Hello ogg,   
    NB>   
    NB> On Sun Jul 16 2023 18:27:34, you wrote to Kerr Avon:   
    NB>   
    NB>  og> I ran nodespy and none of the 4 nodes were in use so no kill ghost   
    NB>  og> node option was available.   
    NB>   
    NB>  og> Additional info, when I run the /W (who's online), I see that I'm on   
    NB>  og> node 2 with nobody on the others.  I'm thinking of downgrading to A48   
    NB>  og> and seeing if the issue goes away.   
    NB>   
    NB>  og> I'll keep trying!   
    NB>   
    NB> FYI, I just tested this on my Mystic install, and I'm currently sitting   
    NB> on the node screen seeing myself logged into node 1. I'm currently   
    NB> using: Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 Linux/64 Compiled 2023/03/14 06:42:21.   
    NB>   
    NB> Then I noticed you were using a newer version, so I upgraded to the   
    NB> latest: Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 Linux/64 Compiled 2023/04/30 11:57:00, and   
    NB> I get the same results. However, I see you're using the Windows 64bit   
    NB> version, so that's the only clear difference I see.   
    NB>   
    NB> Before any questions, I telnetted over, and noticed your bot checker;   
    NB> after you hit escape twice, it says: "Detecting terminal emulation:   
    NB> |!botcheck1_2 TE detected." = I'm guessing there's a couple typos there,   
    NB> as it seems you're trying to run something called "botcheck1_2", but   
    NB> using the wrong pipe code or missing something there, and you need a   
    NB> pipe before TE in order for that second pipe code to actually work. Just   
    NB> with that one line, I'm going to take a wild stab at you may have a typo   
    NB> somewhere that's causing this. :)   
   The botcheck is an addon (smooth@phenomprod.com) that I've installed, not   
   written.  I'll get into the code and see what I can see, but thanks for the   
   note!   
    NB>   
    NB> Bear with me, I haven't run Mystic on Windows in over a decade..   
    NB>   
    NB> How are you running the server (ie: what command line are you using)?   
    NB>   
    I'm using the "mis server" command.  Nothing special.   
      
    NB> Do you have any events (see event editor) setup to run on node 1? If so,   
    NB> you may want to try changing those to your highest node number.. and   
    NB> don't forget to restart the mystic server after any changes.   
   No events that would specifically call out node 1.   
      
    NB>   
    NB> Do you have a local login ("mystic -l" or something similar) running in   
    NB> the background? Could take a look at your task manager and see if   
    NB> anything odd is running besides one instance of the mystic server itself.   
    NB>   
   I've been over all of the running services and nothing sticks out.  As a side   
   note, I did install Mystic on a laptop running Ubuntu just to check things   
   out. It ran fine with logins starting with node 1.  As soon as I moved the   
   screen, data and other files over from the windows board, I got the same node   
   2 issues.  I suspect that the issue is with one of the "configuration" files   
   having either some sort of corruption (maybe my creation?) or configuration   
   issue.  I just need to figure out which one.   
      
    NB> Regards,   
    NB> Nick   
      
   Thanks for the suggestions!  I do appreciate it.   
      
   Scott   
      
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