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    From Tony@1:103/705 to All on Sun Nov 20 11:01:26 2016
    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na
    etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8
    Thanks
    Tony
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  • From Nicholas Boel@1:154/10 to Tony on Sun Nov 20 13:04:32 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:01, Tony wrote to All:

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like
    where put nodelist bacbone.na etc. I running on VPS server over Debian
    8 Thanks Tony

    There should be some nice video tutorials as well as instructions on wiki.mysticbbs.com.

    Regards,
    Nick

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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to Nicholas Boel on Sun Nov 20 11:22:04 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:01, Tony wrote to All:

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8 Thanks Tony

    There should be some nice video tutorials as well as instructions on wiki.mysticbbs.com.

    Regards,
    Nick

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    Gonna take a look thanks a lot Nick
    Tony
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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to Nicholas Boel on Sun Nov 20 11:38:28 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:01, Tony wrote to All:

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8 Thanks Tony

    There should be some nice video tutorials as well as instructions on wiki.mysticbbs.com.

    Regards,
    Nick

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    Hello
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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to All on Sun Nov 20 11:42:16 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:01, Tony wrote to All:

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8 Thanks Tony

    There should be some nice video tutorials as well as instructions on wiki.mysticbbs.com.

    Regards,
    Nick

    ... "-Y-| -+-+-#-A. -> -+-|-|-U-i -e-+-+-i-|-+ -C-#-#-+-e-#-A."
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    Hello
    I watched the videos but I have a doubt from where comes the groups level? I mean when mention
    s10g1 where is configured? Because in the setup there are only normal level from 1 to 255
    Thanks
    Tony
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  • From Nicholas Boel@1:154/10 to Tony on Sun Nov 20 14:02:42 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:42, Tony wrote to All:

    I watched the videos but I have a doubt from where comes the groups
    level? I mean when mention s10g1 where is configured? Because in the setup there are only normal level from 1 to 255 Thanks Tony

    You can replace those normal levels with group levels. "s" is for security aka "normal level" and "g" is for message group level, and "z" is for file group level. I believe those extra levels are also explained somewhere on the wiki, too.

    Regards,
    Nick

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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to Nicholas Boel on Sun Nov 20 12:38:54 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:42, Tony wrote to All:

    I watched the videos but I have a doubt from where comes the groups level? I mean when mention s10g1 where is configured? Because in the setup there are only normal level from 1 to 255 Thanks Tony

    You can replace those normal levels with group levels. "s" is for security aka "normal level" and "g" is for message group level, and "z" is for file group level. I believe those extra levels are also explained somewhere on the wiki, too.

    Regards,
    Nick

    ... "-Y-| -+-+-#-A. -> -+-|-|-U-i -e-+-+-i-|-+ -C-#-#-+-e-#-A."
    --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20160827
    * Origin: thePharcyde_ distribution system (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)

    Thanks Nick I will do it.
    Cheers!

    Tony
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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to All on Sun Nov 20 14:13:00 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:42, Tony wrote to All:

    I watched the videos but I have a doubt from where comes the groups level? I mean when mention s10g1 where is configured? Because in the setup there are only normal level from 1 to 255 Thanks Tony

    You can replace those normal levels with group levels. "s" is for security aka "normal level" and "g" is for message group level, and "z" is for file group level. I believe those extra levels are also explained somewhere on the wiki, too.

    Regards,
    Nick

    ... "-Y-| -+-+-#-A. -> -+-|-|-U-i -e-+-+-i-|-+ -C-#-#-+-e-#-A."
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    Thanks Nick I will do it.
    Cheers!

    Tony

    Well Nick, mutil generated the base message but now only the Sysop as access to the areas
    and the normal user not.

    Group....: None
    Area.....: None
    Command ->
    This is what a normal user see with the option (M)essages

    Thanks
    Tony
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  • From Nicholas Boel@1:154/10 to Tony on Sun Nov 20 18:36:14 2016
    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 14:13, Tony wrote to All:

    Well Nick, mutil generated the base message but now only the Sysop as access to the areas and the normal user not.

    Group....: None
    Area.....: None
    Command ->
    This is what a normal user see with the option (M)essages

    I believe default user settings are 10 or 20. If you have sXX set any higher than that, your users will not be able to access them. Also, what comes after "g" (message areas) or "z" (file areas) is based on the order you wish your groups to display. ie:

    1) Local Messages
    2) Fidonet
    3) FSXNet

    s10g1 would allow the user to see and access group #1. The same would go for s10g2 and s10g3 respectively.

    Regards,
    Nick

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  • From Paul Hayton@3:770/100 to Tony on Mon Nov 21 17:28:24 2016
    On 11/20/16, Tony pondered and said...

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na
    etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8
    Thanks
    Tony

    Sure - check out https://youtu.be/VNa16vrXEyY

    Thanks Nick for all your replies :)

    Best, Paul

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  • From Tony@1:103/705 to Paul Hayton on Mon Nov 21 01:15:34 2016
    On 11/20/16, Tony pondered and said...

    Hi Guys
    Is there any doc on how to well configure mystic for fidonet? Like where put nodelist bacbone.na
    etc. I running on VPS server over Debian 8
    Thanks
    Tony

    Sure - check out https://youtu.be/VNa16vrXEyY

    Thanks Nick for all your replies :)

    Best, Paul

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    Thank you Paul and Nick.
    Tony
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  • From Gryphon@1:106/324 to Tony on Mon Nov 28 09:37:58 2016
    On 11/20/16, Tony said the following...

    Hello Tony,

    On 20 Nov 16 11:42, Tony wrote to All:

    I watched the videos but I have a doubt from where comes the gr level? I mean when mention s10g1 where is configured? Because the setup there are only normal level from 1 to 255 Thanks Tony

    You can replace those normal levels with group levels. "s" is for security aka "normal level" and "g" is for message group level, and is for file group level. I believe those extra levels are also expl somewhere on the wiki, too.

    Regards,
    Nick

    ... "-Y-| -+-+-#-A. -> -+-|-|-U-i -e-+-+-i-|-+ -C-#-#-+-e-#-A."
    --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20160827
    * Origin: thePharcyde_ distribution system (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)

    Thanks Nick I will do it.
    Cheers!

    Tony

    Well Nick, mutil generated the base message but now only the Sysop as access to the areas
    and the normal user not.

    Group....: None
    Area.....: None
    Command ->
    This is what a normal user see with the option (M)essages

    You have to also define your groups in the group editor. There is a file
    group editor and a message group editor. ONce you have your groups defined, then you can start adding them to the message base ACS settings.

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  • From Tony@2:250/4 to Gryphon on Tue Nov 29 15:30:10 2016
    Thanks!!
    Tony

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