I decided a brand new VM with ubuntu, fresh install mystic and worked as expected, copied over my working mystic bbs minus executables and I get the errors from previous message. So has to be something in the working
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I decided a brand new VM with ubuntu, fresh install mystic and
worked as expected, copied over my working mystic bbs minus
executables and I get the errors from previous message. So has
to be something in the working
I would suggest that you do the install fresh as you mentioned, and
then try copying over things slowly to see when it breaks. It could
be that there is a "Pi" executable still there.
Another possible issue is that your paths in your old configuration do
not much the paths in your new configuration. If they are not
identical, then you'd have to try to find all the places in the configuration and change them to the correct locations.
Also do you see anything in the log files when you try to run it? Or anything in the errors.log?
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I decided a brand new VM with ubuntu, fresh install mystic and
worked as expected, copied over my working mystic bbs minus
executables and I get the errors from previous message. So has
to be something in the working
I would suggest that you do the install fresh as you mentioned, and
then try copying over things slowly to see when it breaks. It could
be that there is a "Pi" executable still there.
Another possible issue is that your paths in your old configuration do
not much the paths in your new configuration. If they are not
identical, then you'd have to try to find all the places in the configuration and change them to the correct locations.
Greetings g00r00!
Friday December 30 2022 21:36, you wrote to me about an urgent matter!:
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I decided a brand new VM with ubuntu, fresh install mystic and
worked as expected, copied over my working mystic bbs minus
executables and I get the errors from previous message. So has
to be something in the working
I would suggest that you do the install fresh as you mentioned, and then try copying over things slowly to see when it breaks. It could be that there is a "Pi" executable still there.
Another possible issue is that your paths in your old configuration d not much the paths in your new configuration. If they are not identical, then you'd have to try to find all the places in the configuration and change them to the correct locations.
Also do you see anything in the log files when you try to run it? Or anything in the errors.log?
I do not see anything in the logs.. The paths should be the same /mystic
I can now get mystic -cfg to work (turned out I did have a couple pi executables remain qwkpoll and couple others, took care of that did a whole fresh install on a new ubuntu machine.
now when I run ./mystic -l I simply get a blank screen that just says "busy" and have to ctrl c to get prompt back. ./mis starts and runs and appears fine. Not sure what to check next to be honest. I can start another vm and try again but I am pretty sure thats the definition of insanity! lol
Thank you for your help
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On 30 Dec 2022, Rick Smith said the following...
Greetings g00r00!
Friday December 30 2022 21:36, you wrote to me about an urgent
matter!:
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I decided a brand new VM with ubuntu, fresh install mystic
I do not see anything in the logs.. The paths should be the same /mystic
I can now get mystic -cfg to work (turned out I did have a couple pi executables remain qwkpoll and couple others, took care of that did a whole fresh install on a new ubuntu machine.
now when I run ./mystic -l I simply get a blank screen that just says "busy" and have to ctrl c to get prompt back. ./mis starts and runs and appears fine. Not sure what to check next to be honest. I can start another vm and try again but I am pretty sure thats the definition of insanity! lol
That sounds like it could be access related and maybe a chown would
help:
sudo chown -R bbsuser:bbsuser /mystic
You might also want to go into /mystic/data/ and "rm chat*.dat". Afterwards do a "ls -la chat*.dat" to make sure there are no chat
files left.
I think I figured it out, well possibly the cause anyhow. So I got it
to where stuff would start until I added the precompiled cryptlib.so
from mysticbbs download (from wiki) then I got the errors again. So I removed the file and tried to compile it myself, a reminder I am running this on a ubuntu server vm hosted on proxmox. When I tried to do the "make shared" to build cryptlib it errors with;
Hi Rick,
As i write months ago, this is the only way for modern Debian/Ubuntu to work with Cryptolib and Mystic BBS. Following my Steps and it works.
As i write months ago, this is the only way for modern Debian/Ubuntu to work with Cryptolib and Mystic BBS. Following my Steps and it works.
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Hi Rick,
As i write months ago, this is the only way for modern Debian/Ubuntu
to work with Cryptolib and Mystic BBS. Following my Steps and it
works.
I hope g00r00 or Avon can update the Wiki for Mystic BBS with this instruction fБr Ubuntu 22.04LTS
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install gcc-9 g++-9
sudo apt-get install zip unzip
sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-9 9
sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-9 9
When I compiled/installed cryptlib 3.4.5 with gcc 10 on Debian 11, I
used this (sorry for any unintended linebreaks):
wget https://cryptlib-release.s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/cryptlib345.zip unzip -a cryptlib345.zip
# for gcc version 10 (existing logic incorrectly detect/interprets
# this as gcc 1.0)
sed -i 's/if \[ "$GCC_VER" -ge 45 \]/if [ "$GCC_VER" -eq 10 ] || [ "$GCC_VER" -ge 45 ]/g' tools/ccopts.sh
make shared
ln -s libcl.so.* libcl.so
mkdir -p ~/cryptlib
/bin/cp -df libcl.so* ~/cryptlib/
...and then set LD_LIBRARY_PATH for Mystic (MIS) to ~/cryptlib, e.g. /home/bbs/cryptlib.
I hope g00r00 or Avon can update the Wiki for Mystic BBS with this instruction für Ubuntu 22.04LTS
I have added this information to the Cryptlib page on the Wiki until
such time as g00r00 deems it to be outdated. Many thanks for the instructions :)
I hope g00r00 or Avon can update the Wiki for Mystic BBS with this instruction für Ubuntu 22.04LTS
I hope g00r00 or Avon can update the Wiki for Mystic BBS with this instruction für Ubuntu 22.04LTS
I have added this information to the Cryptlib page on the Wiki until
such time as g00r00 deems it to be outdated. Many thanks for the instructions :)
Awesome Paul, thank you!
errors, what the go around does is make you create it with an older version of GCC which lets you assemble it then you change your version back to the latest version of GCC. It works perfect as I was having
Awesome Paul, thank you!
No prob, I've been working on updating the site with coming changes related to A48... so when that drops it should hopefully be mostly up to date.
Oh man, this sounds like a very risky and painful way to work around this issue. If you or anyone else running into issues can post the link to the cryptlib you're trying to build as well as the error message you get when trying to build, I can help fix it. Please don't mess around with your
gcc installation :)
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