But, I was running nodespy today and I was thinking, why couldn't
nodespy be a one stop shop for all that? Maybe have multiple screens on nodespy that would show the BBS activity. Last callers, last binkd connections, or binkd status, maybe even logs?
But, I was running nodespy today and I was thinking, why couldn't
nodespy be a one stop shop for all that? Maybe have multiple screens on nodespy that would show the BBS activity. Last callers, last binkd connections, or binkd status, maybe even logs?
I think this is a great idea and I agree the Linux side could use a little more
in the way of interacting with their BBS.
Before I work on monitoring more though, I think I need to replace MIS with >MIS2 so that I only have to focus on monitoring one thing. I am actively >working on that lately. A34 had a LOT of MIS2 stability testing, for example, >and I hope it to be rock solid stable now.
As we speak the Linux version of MIS2 is going through a DDoS attack its got 32
connections per second hitting it on a 50 node BBS and its not flinching. >Approaching 100,000 connections total and counting. Gotta love how well Linux >handles this too compared to Windows...
Anyway once I get MIS2 on point I want to work on the UI and monitoring and >your idea is great!
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g00r00,
My mystic on Ubuntu on all 3 servers are rock solid. And I think
expanding nodespy with mis2 is the way to go.
Its time to build on MIS2 a bit more. I still need to figure out the
fate of the country blocking and blacklist DNS, both of which last
time I looked did not have IPV6 compatible services. :(
got 32 connections per second hitting it on a 50 node BBS and its not flinching. Approaching 100,000 connections total and counting. Gotta
love how well Linux handles this too compared to Windows...
Anyway once I get MIS2 on point I want to work on the UI and monitoring and your idea is great!
* An ongoing debate between g00r00 and Nugax rages on ...
Its time to build on MIS2 a bit more. I still need to figure out the fate of the country blocking and blacklist DNS, both of which last
time I looked did not have IPV6 compatible services. :(
I don't have IPV6 anyway but PLEASE keep country blocking!
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got 32 connections per second hitting it on a 50 node BBS and its not flinching. Approaching 100,000 connections total and counting. Gotta love how well Linux handles this too compared to Windows...
Impressive! Nice work!
Anyway once I get MIS2 on point I want to work on the UI and monitoring and your idea is great!
Great, I look forward to it. And I'll be glad to move everything over to MIS2 >as well :)
Kev
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I don't have IPV6 anyway but PLEASE keep country blocking!
I agree. I host my servers professionally, and still they lack IPv6. I know it's coming,but my
Opinion is take the low hanging fruit first and worry about IPv6 later.
Who knows how long before it's widely adopted.
**not saying don't do it, but use time for easy updates, and things that
I agree. I host my servers professionally, and still they lack IPv6. I know it's coming,but my
Opinion is take the low hanging fruit first and worry about IPv6 later.
Who knows how long before it's widely adopted.
**not saying don't do it, but use time for easy updates, and things that
Mystic already supports IPV6 in MIS2 for all servers, so that is already done.
Its just the third party country and blacklist DNS services that do not support
IPV6 (at least the last time I looked) so that leaves me with no way to >implement those services in an IPV6 server. I need to come up with another >solution.
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g00r00 wrote to bl00d <=-
I think this is a great idea and I agree the Linux side could use a
little more in the way of interacting with their BBS.
Before I work on monitoring more though, I think I need to replace MIS with MIS2 so that I only have to focus on monitoring one thing. I am actively working on that lately. A34 had a LOT of MIS2 stability
testing, for example, and I hope it to be rock solid stable now.
Nugax wrote to All <=-
@MSGID: <59501178.3944.fsx_mys@freeway.apana.org.au>
@TZ: 412c
g00r00,
I agree. I host my servers professionally, and still they lack IPv6. I know it's coming,but my
Opinion is take the low hanging fruit first and worry about IPv6 later.
Who knows how long before it's widely adopted.
**not saying don't do it, but use time for easy updates, and things
that add immediate benefits. IPv6 isn't going to add benefit to many people.
g00r00 wrote to bl00d <=-
I think this is a great idea and I agree the Linux side could use a little more in the way of interacting with their BBS.
Yes. Would be even better if the monitoring could be done remotely over the >network. I run my BBS headless, so I have to run nodespy over a SSH session. >Would be nice to have a "BBS console" on the Windows desktop.
Before I work on monitoring more though, I think I need to replace MIS with MIS2 so that I only have to focus on monitoring one thing. I am actively working on that lately. A34 had a LOT of MIS2 stability testing, for example, and I hope it to be rock solid stable now.
Sounds like MIS2 is coming along well. :)
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Sounds like MIS2 is coming along well. :)
Yes! Nodespy that connects to a service on the bbs with credentials.
With all the monitoring and stuff nodespy has.
That would be awesome. I run my bbs headless as well.
If I get the donations I plan to put up a headless Linux BBS as well
so that I can work on stability and monitoring. Someone has been
g00r00 wrote to Vk3jed <=-
DDoS attack on the Linux version for 500,000 connections and I couldn't get it to flinch.
Yes! Nodespy that connects to a service on the bbs with credentials.
With all the monitoring and stuff nodespy has.
That would be awesome. I run my bbs headless as well.
If I get the donations I plan to put up a headless Linux BBS as well so that >I can work on stability and monitoring. Someone has been donating off and on >for stability and a few other things I hope to get in soon too.
I might be moving soon but after that I hope to look around and see what I can >afford.
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A35 (Windows/32)
* Origin: Sector 7 [Mystic BBS WHQ] (21:1/108)
Yes! Nodespy that connects to a service on the bbs with credentials.
With all the monitoring and stuff nodespy has.
That would be awesome. I run my bbs headless as well.
If I get the donations I plan to put up a headless Linux BBS as well so that >I can work on stability and monitoring. Someone has been donating off and on >for stability and a few other things I hope to get in soon too.
I might be moving soon but after that I hope to look around and see what I can >afford.
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A35 (Windows/32)
* Origin: Sector 7 [Mystic BBS WHQ] (21:1/108)
I have an extra, brand new (booted once) Raspberry Pi 3B if you want it.
I have an extra, brand new (booted once) Raspberry Pi 3B if youit for compiling and development on Pi. I am currently using an older
Pi and I have been meaning to upgrade to the 3 to speed things up.
Working on the older models can be a bit painful at times.
For the BBS I think I want to run on Ubuntu with an Intel processor.
| Sysop: | sneaky |
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| Location: | Ashburton,NZ |
| Users: | 31 |
| Nodes: | 8 (0 / 8) |
| Uptime: | 164:59:14 |
| Calls: | 2,077 |
| Calls today: | 3 |
| Files: | 11,137 |
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