Subj : Re: How to setup a Mutli-Node Mystic BBS?
To   : All
From : g00r00
Date : Wed Dec 20 2017 11:37 am

te> However, this doesn't appear to be automatic? In the Mystic documentation
te> (Mystic BBS Sysop Documentation - By James Coyle), it mentions under the
te> section "Installing Multiple Nodes of Mystic BBS", "Load EACH node you
te> wish to setup in local mode" (
te> Example mystic -N2 -L).

If you see that then you are reading the documentation from the DOS version
from the mid 1990s.

For documentation the wiki and YouTube (search MysticGuy) are good places to
go as well as asking here of course.  fsxNet is where most of the action is
regarding Mystic discussion these days but there are people all over who will
try to help you.

Here is some informatino from the Wiki:

Q: How do I configure the number of nodes Mystic will accept?
A: The first step is to set the "Max BBS Nodes" in your System Configuration >
 Servers > General Options section in the configuration.  This defines the
 max number of nodes you will allow at one time.  However, there is slightly
 more to consider.

 BBS Nodes can be spawned by any number of built in Mystic servers, or also
 from external sources for things such as dial-up modems, local logins from
 the console, etc.  The max BBS nodes is a limit to the sum of all possible
 ways Mystic can accept BBS node connections.

 In the Servers > Configure servers configuration you will see options to
 modify or create TELNET, RLogin, and SSH servers.  You can create any number
 of these servers on any ports, and each one can have a limit of the number of
 connections they will accept.  If you want to have 20 nodes but 3 of them
 available by SSH and 17 by Telnet, you would configure a Telnet server for
 17 max connections and a SSH server for 3 max connections and set your Max
 BBS nodes to 20 or more.

 The settings do not have to add up to Max BBS nodes.  If all BBS nodes are
 busy when a user connects, the user will simply be displayed a message
 informing them that all nodes are busy.  This means you can setup a 20 node
 BBS and then set up 3 different Telnet server and a SSH server all of which
 each allow 20 connections, and Mystic will allow any combination to fill up
 the BBS nodes.

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