Hi,

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what distribution do you use? It somehow appears to me that Mystic is comfortable with Debian. I've
used Debian 8.0 Jessie (armhf and amd64 architectures) for my BBS. But when I tried CentOS 7, my Python scripts for Mystic stopped working. I was hoping to use SELinux with my BBS, but it was unacceptable for my Python scripts to
stop working.

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Balky wrote to All <=-

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what distribution
do you use? It somehow appears to me that Mystic is comfortable with Debian. I've used Debian 8.0 Jessie (armhf and amd64 architectures) for
my BBS. But when I tried CentOS 7, my Python scripts for Mystic stopped working. I was hoping to use SELinux with my BBS, but it was
unacceptable for my Python scripts to stop working.

I use Raspian Wheezy on a Pi.


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On 04/07/17, Vk3jed pondered and said...

Balky wrote to All <=-

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what distribution do you use? It somehow appears to me that Mystic is comfortable with

I use Raspian Wheezy on a Pi.

Ditto here and also have had Mystic running under Ubuntu linux

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Avon wrote to Vk3jed <=-

I use Raspian Wheezy on a Pi.

Ditto here and also have had Mystic running under Ubuntu linux

I haven't run Mystic on any other platform yet.


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On 04/07/17, Balky said the following...

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what distribution do you use?

Centos 6.x

my BBS. But when I tried CentOS 7, my Python scripts for Mystic stopped

I hated 7, when I tried it. The bbs vm will *never* be updated past 6.x.


\/orlon

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I'm running Ubuntu 16.10 (Yaketty)

Currently still setting up the BBS so have only really tested out the basics.

Tim

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Hi. :)

On 04/08/17, vorlon said the following...

On 04/07/17, Balky said the following...

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what distribution you use?

Centos 6.x

Were you able to use Python 2.7 scripts under Mystic in Centos 6? It appears that I can only use the Mystic functions properly, but the basic functions included with a basic Python 2.7 don't work for me in Centos 7. :(

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Hello Balky!

11 Apr 17 15:31, you wrote to me:

If you use GNU/Linux as your OS for running Mystic, what

distribution

you use?

Centos 6.x

Were you able to use Python 2.7 scripts under Mystic in Centos 6? It appears that I can only use the Mystic functions properly, but the
basic functions included with a basic Python 2.7 don't work for me in Centos 7. :(

It looks like 2.6 is installed on centos6, and as I don't use that feature in mystic I can't say if it will
work or not.


Vorlon


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Hi Vorlon. :)

On 04/12/17, Vorlon said the following...

It looks like 2.6 is installed on centos6, and as I don't use that
feature in mystic I can't say if it will
work or not.

Oh well, I guess I can stick with Debian. :) I like how it uses stable packages. SELinux support with Debian 8.0 seems spotty, though. So I guess SELinux is out of the question.

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