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     Re: Using JSexec to run IRCd   
     By: Mindsurfer to Rixter on Fri Nov 14 2025 09:38 pm   
      
    >   Re: Using JSexec to run IRCd   
    >   By: Rixter to phigan on Fri Nov 14 2025 09:38:10   
    >    
    >  >>> reading the wiki on Using JSexec with systemd. What is systemd? Is this   
    >  >> That part should be about using Linux's 'systemd' to start the service a   
    >  >> k it running. You mentioned DOS window, so I'm guessing you're running   
    >  >> Windows and that part wouldn't apply to you.   
    >    
    >  Ri> Thank you Phigan. I appreciate the clarity. I hope you have a great   
    >  Ri> weekend! Take care,   
    >    
    > i yet have to somehow put sbbs into a systemd service =) or have i?   
    > currently i still just switch into the sbbs linux user on the proxmox lxc   
    > command line and start sbbs. That starts all other services as well. And the   
    > it just runs =)   
    >    
    > i like to be able to watch what's going on in synchronet on the proxmox web   
    > terminal. You see everything logged to the screen there. BINKPOLL and all   
    > services outputs etc   
    >    
    > In umonitor you see the actual bbs connections only, but in a nice interface   
    > with options to spy, chat and edit etc.   
    >    
    > Advantage of using systemd service file would be that sbbs can autostart via   
    > systemd service. For now i am good with starting sbbs manually on the consol   
    >    
    > what do you want to achieve using systemd to run a service Rixter?   
    >    
    > Mindsurfer   
    >    
   I was just wanting to see how many leaves connected and some of the activity. I   
   can watch the dos window and see connections and routings. It looks different   
   than the Windows 10 GUI. I guess it will do. It is something different so I   
   will adjust. I do like running IRCd as a service. My synchronet control panel   
   stops working about once a week and it automatically reboots and loses those   
   leaves. It seems to be a better way to run IRC from my BBS. I won't be   
   switching over to Linux, so I am adjusting to the DOS view of IRCd. I have it   
   set to start as a batch file if my entire computer reboots. When synchronet   
   control panel freezes and crashes I use restartoncrash.exe to auto restart the   
   control panel. It does not affect the entire pc. Its a good working system so   
   far and I can leave it unattended for very long periods of time. I log in every   
   so often to see how many times the synchronet has crashed and check my messages   
   and play games with others.    
      
   Thank you for writing back to me. Have a great weekend.   
      
   Rixter   
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