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  • Quick Question

    From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to All on Fri Sep 26 09:05:00 2014
    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or
    prevent, the bullitins menu.... the one during the logon process... and
    what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon
    process as well.

    Thanx
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  • From Bill McGarrity@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Fri Sep 26 12:41:00 2014
    On 09-26-14 09:05, JOE SCHWEIER wrote to All <=-

    Hiya Joe...

    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu.... the one during the logon process... and what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon process as well.

    Just taking a stab at it here.... but I do know the bulletins are controlled by the bullseye.bin. You could edit the bullseye.src and then convert it to the .bin using baja.exe or possibly leave the bullseye.cfg blank.

    The file I think you're talking about that says Synchronet is SBBS.MSG located in the ..sbbs/text


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  • From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to BILL MCGARRITY on Fri Sep 26 11:05:00 2014
    Hiya Joe...

    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu.... the one during the logon process... and what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon process as well.

    Just taking a stab at it here.... but I do know the bulletins are controlled by
    the bullseye.bin. You could edit the bullseye.src and then convert it to the
    .bin using baja.exe or possibly leave the bullseye.cfg blank.

    The file I think you're talking about that says Synchronet is SBBS.MSG located
    in the ..sbbs/text

    I thought there was something to toggle in the setup. I'll start
    looking at the bullseye files.

    just making the logon process to my game server a little more tighter...

    Thanx
    Joe

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  • From Bill McGarrity@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Fri Sep 26 14:15:00 2014
    On 09-26-14 11:05, JOE SCHWEIER wrote to BILL MCGARRITY <=-


    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu.... the one during the logon process...
    nd
    what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon process as well.

    Just taking a stab at it here.... but I do know the bulletins are
    ontrolled

    by
    the bullseye.bin. You could edit the bullseye.src and then convert it to
    the
    .bin using baja.exe or possibly leave the bullseye.cfg blank.

    The file I think you're talking about that says Synchronet is SBBS.MSG
    located
    in the ..sbbs/text

    I thought there was something to toggle in the setup. I'll start
    looking at the bullseye files.

    The toggles that I saw were for system info, which I thought was your system stats and the modules under Advanced.

    just making the logon process to my game server a little more
    tighter...

    :)

    Welcome..


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  • From Nightfox@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Fri Sep 26 12:42:29 2014
    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu.... the one during the logon process... and what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon process as well.

    In SCFG, the configuration for an external program can specify whether to run that program during the login event. I believe that's how Bullseye is set up by default - so you can check that, as that's probably what you want to
    change.

    I don't remember off the top of my head if that's it though (I don't have access to my BBS machine at the moment). It could also be run from one of the JavaScript scripts (either logon.js or login.js).

    Nightfox

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  • From Mro@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Fri Sep 26 16:04:51 2014
    Re: Quick Question
    By: JOE SCHWEIER to All on Fri Sep 26 2014 09:05 am

    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or
    prevent, the bullitins menu....

    it's probably in your external section and rigged to run at login


    what is the name of the asc file that says synchronet during the logon process as well.

    http://wiki.synchro.net/config:text_files
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  • From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to MRO on Fri Sep 26 04:05:00 2014

    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu....

    it's probably in your external section and rigged to run at login

    I have looked in that place, one of the first places I checked. I have
    also looked at the login/logon scripts.

    I just didn't want to hurt my brain tryuing to figure this out. I'll
    have to do more when I get home.

    Thanx
    Joe

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Fri Sep 26 16:15:55 2014
    Re: Quick Question
    By: JOE SCHWEIER to MRO on Fri Sep 26 2014 04:05 am


    I have been poking around and I want to know how to get rid of, or prevent, the bullitins menu....

    it's probably in your external section and rigged to run at login

    I have looked in that place, one of the first places I checked. I have
    also looked at the login/logon scripts.

    I just didn't want to hurt my brain tryuing to figure this out. I'll
    have to do more when I get home.

    Check SCFG->External Programs->Online Programs->Main->Bullseye! Bulletins. Change the "Execute on Event" to "No" or just delete it (from the configuration) altogether.

    digital man

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  • From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to DIGITAL MAN on Sat Sep 27 08:35:00 2014
    Check SCFG->External Programs->Online Programs->Main->Bullseye! Bulletins. Change the "Execute on Event" to "No" or just delete it (from the configuration) altogether.

    .H.Ydigital man.n

    Nailed it, thanx rob... I knew it was a toggle somewhere...

    Thanx again

    Joe
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  • From Android8675@VERT to JOE SCHWEIER on Tue Sep 30 07:55:20 2014
    Re: Re: Quick Question
    By: JOE SCHWEIER to BILL MCGARRITY on Fri Sep 26 2014 11:05 am

    just making the logon process to my game server a little more tighter...

    Can't you just use rlogin to connect right to the game you want to startup?

    CoA


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  • From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to ANDROID8675 on Tue Sep 30 02:50:00 2014
    just making the logon process to my game server a little more tighter...

    Can't you just use rlogin to connect right to the game you want to startup?

    I did.... and it's "fixed"
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  • From JOE SCHWEIER@VERT to ANDROID8675 on Tue Sep 30 02:53:00 2014
    just making the logon process to my game server a little more tighter...

    Can't you just use rlogin to connect right to the game you want to startup?

    I get it now... I use wildcat/WINS to access my game server. I connect
    to SBBS via port 23 on a vertual machine.

    Works good and I want to make the server public to any other sysop who
    wants to use it

    Joe
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