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 Message 15244 
 g00r00 to Tim Woodland 
 Re: Not a valid PKT 
 19 Jan 23 17:49:37 
 
TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A49
MSGID: 1:129/215 91cf70aa
REPLY: <048328f8-a031-462b-ad17-4aa473354eean@googlegroups.com> c695870b
TZUTC: -0500
 TW> One more thing I tried was to chown nodespy* to root then run it.  This
 TW> got rid of the "unable to establish a snoop session" error; it shows the
 TW> action bar at the bottom, but a blank black screen (the ascii/ansi
 TW> screens do not display), and on the client 
 TW> end, the smoothness is gone.  The screens display delayed in chunks of
 TW> data instead of a smooth stream.

It certainly seems like you have permissions issues causing these problems.

What I would do is chown everything back to your BBS user and start from
there.  There is no need to ever set anything to root or use root.  When your
BBS is completely shutdown run "sudo ./mis killbusy

When you do set root ownership or run as root user, any files it touches is
going to now be owned by root.  This is going to break things across the board.

I can't comment on it slowing down but I will do some testing here to see if I
can reproduce it and clean it up.  When you snoop it is doing more by sending
data to more places, so it will require more processing power while snooping. 
But I wouldn't think it'd be all that noticable to a remote user.  What are
you running it on?  Maybe if its a Pi 1 or Zero or something it but outside
that I wouldn't think there would be a dramatic performance hit.  I'll check
into it!

I will also change NodeSpy to change the root user like the rest of things do,
so that you'll be able to run it as "sudo ./nodespy" without causing any
issues in the future.

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