is there a way to mark someone as a sysop so there time does not matter ?

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then come back to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a flag or something to
allow some one to stay loged in with out taking any time away


Thanks

Richard Szajkowski AKA The Wizzard

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On 01/26/18, Richard said the following...

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then come back to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a flag or
something to allow some one to stay loged in with out taking any time
away

What I do here, is give myself a time limit of 1440 minutes (24 hours) per
day. That way I never run out of time... :)


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Black Panther
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On 01/26/18, Richard said the following...

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then come b to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a flag or something to allow some one to stay loged in with out taking any time away

What I do here, is give myself a time limit of 1440 minutes (24 hours)
per day. That way I never run out of time... :)

I have done this and still get kicked out now and again and I have to reset
my time , I dont know if its because some times I ork later at night and have it on and it passes over the 12:00 am mark and I am on line it does not reset the time or not ...

getting back into some bad habbits of working on systems all night long .. takes me back to when I ran the BBS on a apple ][ , and thats the only time I could program , lol

Richard Szajkowski AKA The Wizzard

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On 01/26/18, Richard said the following...

What I do here, is give myself a time limit of 1440 minutes (24 hours per day. That way I never run out of time... :)

I have done this and still get kicked out now and again and I have to reset my time , I dont know if its because some times I ork later at
night and have it on and it passes over the 12:00 am mark and I am on
line it does not reset the time or not ...

Ok, now I understand. :) I do believe that you would need to log off after midnight in order for the time to be reset for the next day. I wonder if you could set that to something like 2880, and just remember to log off every now and then. :)

getting back into some bad habbits of working on systems all night long
.. takes me back to when I ran the BBS on a apple ][ , and thats the
only time I could program , lol

That's the computer that I started out with. I loved that system! :) When the Apple ][gs came out, that thing was fast!


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Black Panther
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Sysop - Castle Rock BBS (RCS)
The sparrows are flying again....

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Ok, now I understand. :) I do believe that you would need to log off
after midnight in order for the time to be reset for the next day. I wonder if you could set that to something like 2880, and just remember
to log off every now and then. :)

getting back into some bad habbits of working on systems all night lo .. takes me back to when I ran the BBS on a apple ][ , and thats the only time I could program , lol

That's the computer that I started out with. I loved that system! :)
When the Apple ][gs came out, that thing was fast!

i went from the ][ to a ibm clone . I still have my apple ][ working on
getting it to come back alive

Richard Szajkowski AKA The Wizzard

U.S.S. Alliance BBS (Brampton) (Born 1984 Reborn 2017)

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Richard wrote to Black Panther <=-

i went from the ][ to a ibm clone . I still have my apple ][ working on getting it to come back alive

I made the same transition, except the Apples I used were at the school. I have one I want to restore.


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On 01/27/18, Richard said the following...

i went from the ][ to a ibm clone . I still have my apple ][ working on getting it to come back alive

Trash-80 to C64 to IBM clone here. I remember wanting an Apple IIgs though, and wondering why anyone would want the Macintosh instead.

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is there a way to mark someone as a sysop so there time does not matter ?

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then come back to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a flag or
something to allow some one to stay loged in with out taking any time
away

In the user editor on page 6 toggle the flag No Timeout

Scott Miller
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is there a way to mark someone as a sysop so there time does not matt

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then come b to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a flag or something to allow some one to stay loged in with out taking any time away

In the user editor on page 6 toggle the flag No Timeout

that is toggled , but does not effect the amount of time you have left

Richard Szajkowski AKA The Wizzard

U.S.S. Alliance BBS (Brampton) (Born 1984 Reborn 2017)

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that is toggled , but does not effect the amount of time you have left

You have to go to security editor and change the time a sysop has the max is
a full day at 1440 mins. That should work for you.

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Hello quickshot!

I like to stay logged in some times , forget to log out , then
come back to have no time left ... would be nice if there was a
flag or something to allow some one to stay loged in with out
taking any time away

In the user editor on page 6 toggle the flag No Timeout

I had the same problem when using the mailreader script. If I didn't log out
or exit the script I would run out of time regardless of Mystic time related settings. I opted to use Golded+ and to read mail and no longer have that problem.


Jeff


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Hello CyntaxX!

28 Jan 18 13:45, you wrote to Richard:

that is toggled , but does not effect the amount of time you have
left

You have to go to security editor and change the time a sysop has the
max is a full day at 1440 mins. That should work for you.

I did have the setting set to 1440 and if I left the mailreader script loaded
I would still run out of time. Or be unable to reload the mailreader script because I had no time left.


Jeff


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