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|    Janis Kracht to Jeff Smith    |
|    BBBS and Telnet Logins?    |
|    28 Jan 15 23:11:22    |
      Hi Jeff,              >>> In BBBS is it possible to limit the time BBBS will wait at a telnet login       >>> prompt before the login is aborted and the node closed?              >> That's a good question... Did you hear back from Kim about that?              > Yes, and forwarded his response to you. He stated that BBBS is hardcoded to       > wait 4 minutes at the login prompt before closing the node.              Yes, makes sense.              >>> Is there a way in BBBS to limit or prevent BBBS from opening up all       >>>available nodes via telnet or FTP login attempt? Currently BBBS opens up all       >>> available nodes based on a single incoming telnet IP.              >> I looked at my logs and the version I'm running doesn't do that from what I       >>can tell.. For instance, I ran a grep of an IP that had connected via telnet,       >>didn't log in,then disconnected, and I only found this IP in one log, which I       >>assumed meant he'd only connected to one node. What do your logs show? Do you       >> see the same IP in all logs like log3, log4, log5, etc. (or how ever many              I see multiple logins though with HTTP this evening.              > Here my IP log shows BBBS spawning multiple telnet nodes with all showing the       > same source IP. Per a suggestion from Kim. I am running two seperate BBBS       >daemons. One for HTTPD, FTPD, and RAW/BINKP and a seperate daemon for TELNETD.       >As in "bbbs 2 2 telnetd:23". That should only make node #2 available for telne       > use. Leaving any other available nodes unavilable for telnet use. I also       > inquired about upgrading to 20 nodes. |
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