From: michael.pierce@FLUXCAP.remove-t6z-this

is there a way to lock the sysop's to certain node #'s ie sysop would always connect to node 5 or whatever???


Michael
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From: digital.man@vert.synchro.net.remove-eyc-this

To: Michael Pierce
Re: question?
By: Michael Pierce to All on Wed Apr 11 2018 07:55 am

is there a way to lock the sysop's to certain node #'s ie sysop would always connect to node 5 or whatever???

Not easily, no.

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From: nightfox@DIGDIST.remove-5z0-this

To: Michael Pierce
Re: question?
By: Michael Pierce to All on Wed Apr 11 2018 07:55 am

is there a way to lock the sysop's to certain node #'s ie sysop would always connect to node 5 or whatever???

I'm not sure there would be a way to do that, since Synchronet doesn't know who the user is until they log in, and they don't log in until after they connect..

Nightfox

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