I've decided to try GameServ for my door hosting and was wondering how does one get Mystic to create a door drop file if we're telnetting over
to the GameServ. I tried to add a command before the telnet command but the drop file gets deleted before the telnet session loads.
On 30 Apr 2021, Andy Gorman said the following...
I've decided to try GameServ for my door hosting and was wondering ho does one get Mystic to create a door drop file if we're telnetting ov to the GameServ. I tried to add a command before the telnet command the drop file gets deleted before the telnet session loads.
i've thought about doing this too. i was just gonna write a batch file
or a fake door that copied the dropfile elsewhere so the next in the
chain would have it.
I ran gamesrv for a few years... recently switched to SynchroNET as a
game server... Anyway, mystic will not need any drop files... In your mystic setup setup an RLogin outbound session. In the data field put /addr=192.168.?.? (Whatever) /Port=513 (Or Whatever) /user=@USER@ /pass=Make1UP
I'll try what you said, but there are a few of my favorite games that actively look for the drop file otherwise it won't work correctly. I
like what Alexander said and may just right a batch file that generates the data for me.
On 30 Apr 2021, IB Joe said the following...
I ran gamesrv for a few years... recently switched to SynchroNET as a game server... Anyway, mystic will not need any drop files... In your mystic setup setup an RLogin outbound session. In the data field put /addr=192.168.?.? (Whatever) /Port=513 (Or Whatever) /user=@USER@ /pass=Make1UP
I'll try what you said, but there are a few of my favorite games that actively look for the drop file otherwise it won't work correctly. I
like what Alexander said and may just right a batch file that generates the data for me.
On 01 May 2021, Andy Gorman said the following...
I'll try what you said, but there are a few of my favorite games that actively look for the drop file otherwise it won't work correctly. I like what Alexander said and may just right a batch file that generat the data for me.
Because I was working on this stuff after a long day, I didn't realize that I had my batch file pointing to the wrong directory to find the
drop files. Updated my batch file and voi-la, it worked. Now I can get
my doors setup and open up the BBS fully.
I've decided to try GameServ for my door hosting and was wondering how does one get Mystic to create a door drop file if we're telnetting over
to the GameServ. I tried to add a command before the telnet command but the drop file gets delet ed before the telnet session loads.
I think you would use a door command but then have it run a script that would copy the drop files from the node's temp directory to wherever it has to go for GameServ to read it.
I've never used GameServ so I am curious what it does that would be appealing to use? Mystic for example already does the same door I/O
The reason I went to it is because I went from using Vista to using Windows 10 a nd I like to run a few DOS only door games. GameSrv can
run the doors in DOS Bo x. I switched to Windows 10 because I'm running the little AUTH API that I wrot e on it (Vista doesn't support the
latest TLS).
I've been loooking into that as well because I don't really like the
idea of having to have my users have a second account. I haven't played with DB much over the years. I just recently learned how to get it to mount my drives at start (shows how slow I can be). I'll keep plugging away at it.
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