• Introduce myself :-)

    From Elwood@1:103/705 to All on Mon Jul 3 13:19:44 2017
    Hello Sysops out there in the dark. ;-)

    My name ist Juergen (aka elwood), I'm 49 years old an write from "Bodensee" Germany. In the early 90th I ran a BBS wird Tornado Software called "X-File BBS".

    It is great, that there are BBS out there!

    At first, I must setup my bbs, which you ran reach at:
    dosnetz.goip.de at port 1023

    So, first question, because wiki dont say anything about that:
    The file \text\ip.can with the unanswered IP adresses. How must I put the IP Adresses in that file:
    Like this:
    --------------------snipp
    1.24.0.0/13 1.48.0.0/15 .....
    --------------------snapp

    or must I write the IPs in one column like:
    --------------------snipp
    1.24.0.0/13
    1.48.0.0/15
    36.248.0.0/14
    ......
    ......
    ......
    --------------------snapp

    Thanks for an info.

    Greetz from old germany. ;-)
    Elwood

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  • From Deepthaw@1:103/705 to Elwood on Mon Jul 3 08:15:16 2017
    Re: Introduce myself :-)
    By: Elwood to All on Mon Jul 03 2017 01:19 pm

    1.24.0.0/13 1.48.0.0/15 .....
    --------------------snapp

    or must I write the IPs in one column like:
    --------------------snipp
    1.24.0.0/13
    1.48.0.0/15

    I'm pretty sure it's the second - one ip filter per line.

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  • From Denn Gray@1:103/705 to Elwood on Mon Jul 3 06:54:54 2017
    Re: Introduce myself :-)
    By: Elwood to All on Mon Jul 03 2017 01:19 pm

    So, first question, because wiki dont say anything about that:
    The file \text\ip.can with the unanswered IP adresses. How must I put the IP Adresses in that file:
    Like this:

    ; Enter filtered (disallowed) IP addresses in this file
    ; Wildcard characters (*, ^, ~) are allowed and ! negates the match
    ; Rejection message file: text/badip.msg
    91.240.27.129
    109.226.57.255
    1.34.28.71
    89.34.250.7
    182.76.96.81
    2.139.165.118

    one ip address per line.

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  • From Elwood@1:103/705 to Deepthaw on Mon Jul 3 17:01:14 2017
    Re: Introduce myself :-)
    By: Deepthaw to Elwood on Mon Jul 03 2017 08:15:17

    Hi Deepthaw,

    I think also, is like the iptables blocklists from linux, one host or subnet each line. Up To now I have > 3500 lines in ip.can. I took the lists from here www.wizcrafts.net.

    I have change the telnet port to 1023, because there are to much hacker scripts on the way to kick the login of the bbs. Totally annoying.

    So, now I have to get used to the software. On which Windows Host (WINXP/Win8/Win10) most sysops have their BBS? I run at the moment on Windows 10 64-bit, but I get the impression, that will be not funny for me.

    Greetz
    Juergen
    aka Elwood

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  • From Deepthaw@1:103/705 to Elwood on Mon Jul 3 10:37:14 2017
    Re: Introduce myself :-)
    By: Elwood to Deepthaw on Mon Jul 03 2017 05:01 pm

    I have change the telnet port to 1023, because there are to much hacker scripts on the way to kick the login of the bbs. Totally annoying.

    I haven't seen too much of that (I get plenty of failed login / hack attempts at port 23, but they haven't caused any outages, downtime, or other problem yet. Maybe once I officially advertise that'll change.)

    So, now I have to get used to the software. On which Windows Host (WINXP/Win8/Win10) most sysops have their BBS? I run at the moment on Windows 10 64-bit, but I get the impression, that will be not funny for me.

    I'm probably an outlier but I'm running mine in Windows Server 2003. I did this because it's the last Windows Server that'll run 16-bit applications natively. I did this to avoid having to mess with DOSbox to run my door games. Which ceased being an issue once I found out about bbslink.net, but I'm too lazy to migrate my install now (and I still might want to run some locally hosted games.)

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Elwood on Mon Jul 3 14:02:22 2017

    On 2017 Jul 03 17:01:14, you wrote to Deepthaw:

    On which Windows Host (WINXP/Win8/Win10) most sysops have their BBS? I
    run at the moment on Windows 10 64-bit, but I get the impression, that will be not funny for me.

    i don't know about "most" but we run ours on linux... we do not allow mission critical ops to be done on m$ systems...

    )\/(ark

    Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
    Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong...
    ... Is it really paranoia when everyone IS out to get you?
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