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  Re: Re: logon.asc/ans
  By: Mike Powell to DIGITAL MAN on Thu Jul 17 2025 09:56 am

 > >  > Just FYI, I tried this, and also tried something based on what Gamgee
 > >  > posted, and still no dice.  It is as if the logon.asc/ans files no
 > >  > longer exist (although I can see them).
 >
 > > How are you logging in? If you use fast-login, for example (placing a '!'
 > > at the begging of your login ID), logon screens aren't displayed.
 >
 > Not using fast login.
 >
 > On the "main" system, I am logging in with SSH.  I just tried it via telnet
 > and the logon screen doesn't display.
 >
 > On the "test" system, I am logging in via telnet with the matrix.  It maybe
 > didn't display there before, I cannot remember, but I thought it did.
 >
 > > See exec/logon.js for more details.
 >
 > Once upon a time, I actually would go in and make some minor mods to some
 > of the ssjs files as I could follow the logic.  Looking over this file here,
 > you might as well be asking me to translate ancient Greek.  :)

Is it possible you just have the logon*.msg file in the wrong directory?
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                                            digital man (rob)

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