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|  Alan Ianson to Ali Mans  |
|  Time limits  |
|  05 May 20 14:47:22  |
 
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Hello Ali,
AM> Hi, I'm quite new in bbses, but I don't understand one thing: Why time
AM> limits still exists? I mean, I understand why it was back then, but
AM> today even raspberry pi can hold a lot of connections for a long time
AM> Take me to the underground.
Yep, BBSs came from a different time and place. Back in the dial-up days we
needed those limits but today they are not needed but most BBSs are built that
way.
I don't currently have a BBS online but my last one had a time limit of 1439
minutes a day per user, so there wasn't really any time limit but I had to
enter something in the configuration of that BBS.
Ttyl :-),
Al
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