When I connect to my BBS with telnet it shows answer.msg, but when I connect with SSH it does not.
Is there a file that gets shown upon connection to both ssh and telnet? I was thinking before the login on telnet and before the "Hit a key" on SSH.
The Logon Message Flow Chart may be of particular interest. Users who
are already registered and connect via SSH or RLogin bypass everything
up to "Logon Module" IIRC.
from login.js to logon.js... what i'm trying to figure out is where the pause is coming from that's shown right after the copyright notice... the pause isn't there when using telnet but it is there when using ssh...
I did ... something to work around it, but I think it was pretty hacky. If I can find it I'll let you know.
Hi
When I connect to my BBS with telnet it shows answer.msg, but when I connect with SSH it does not.
Is there a file that gets shown upon connection to both ssh and telnet?
I
was thinking before the login on telnet and before the "Hit a key" on SSH.
On 2019 Jul 11 11:03:58, you wrote to Apam:
The Logon Message Flow Chart may be of particular interest. Users who are already registered and connect via SSH or RLogin bypass everything up to "Logon Module" IIRC.
i'm seeing something similar to what apam is seeing but i know the flow from login.js to logon.js... what i'm trying to figure out is where the pause is coming from that's shown right after the copyright notice... the pause isn't there when using telnet but it is there when using ssh...
There isn't. The "Hit a key" on SSH isn't really intentional and something I probably will eliminate at some point, so you'd have the logon.* shown immediately upon successful SSH Login and after a successful Telnet login.
Showing a file both *before* login (via Telnet) and *after* login (via SSH) could potentially be very confusing. Is logon.* not appropriate for your needs?
Re: SSH answer.msg
By: echicken to mark lewis on Thu Jul 11 2019 14:40:12
I did ... something to work around it, but I think it was pretty hacky. If I can find it I'll let you know.
Yeah, my workaround is pretty bad. Let's just pretend it doesn't exist.
I think it's resolved in CVS now.
from login.js to logon.js... what i'm trying to figure out is where
the pause is coming from that's shown right after the copyright
notice... the pause isn't there when using telnet but it is there
when using ssh...
Oh, I didn't notice that a pause was part of the problem.
I have that same thing here. I described it to DM a while back but I think that discussion fizzled out. Only seems to affect SSH (and
RLogin IIRC) connections.
I did ... something to work around it, but I think it was pretty
hacky. If I can find it I'll let you know.
i'm seeing something similar to what apam is seeing but i know the flow
from login.js to logon.js... what i'm trying to figure out is where the
pause is coming from that's shown right after the copyright notice...
the pause isn't there when using telnet but it is there when using
ssh...
It's an auto-pause because there's a screen-clear after displaying the Synchronet copyright banner.
Yeah, my workaround is pretty bad. Let's just pretend it doesn't exist.
I think it's resolved in CVS now.
On 2019 Jul 11 12:05:24, you wrote to me:
i'm seeing something similar to what apam is seeing but i know the flow
from login.js to logon.js... what i'm trying to figure out is where the
pause is coming from that's shown right after the copyright notice...
the pause isn't there when using telnet but it is there when using
ssh...
It's an auto-pause because there's a screen-clear after displaying the Synchronet copyright banner.
aaahhhhooohhhh... i thought screen clearing reset the line counter that triggers auto-pauses?
i can also understand that counter getting confused
with the new unicode stuffs...
I saw that commit and updated... I think I can display my file now thanks!!!
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