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   PID: JamNNTPd/Linux 1   
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   Paul wrote (2021-05-20):   
      
    PH> I'm looking for a way for BinkD to reject the incoming connection based on   
    PH> something like SYS or ZYZ info presented. Is such a thing possible using a   
    PH> perl script or similar?   
      
    PH> Note I am not a perl guru so any suggested fix you have I'd appreciate a   
    PH> bit of hand holding to implement it.   
      
   There is some documentation in doc/perlhooks.txt   
      
   I think it should be possible to abort the session:   
      
     6) after_handshake()   
        - called after complete login information transferred   
        - defined vars: session level 2   
        - return non-empty string to abort session with that reason   
      
     Session Data   
      
       This variables are set for session hooks depending of their availability:   
      
                    1 2 3   <- session vars level (see hooks description)   
       $sysname       + +   remote system name   
       $sysop         + +   remote sysop   
      
      
      
   Have you built binkd with perl support?   
      
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