please turn off that forced secure sessions option in your mystic binkp server options and only set it in the individual system records... we talked about this over a year ago in one or two different echos and then you stopped responding...

+ 12:03 [32723] call to 1:123/130@fidonet
12:03 [32723] trying afterhours-bbs.com [76.4.139.59]...
12:03 [32723] connected
+ 12:03 [32723] outgoing session with afterhours-bbs.com:24554 [76.4.139.59]
- 12:03 [32723] OPT TLS CRAM-MD5-794331cd45959d985ecce6470c5326e1
+ 12:03 [32723] Remote requests MD mode
- 12:03 [32723] SYS After Hours BBS
- 12:03 [32723] ZYZ Greg Youngblood
- 12:03 [32723] TIME Thu, 05 Sep 2019 12:03:24 -0400
- 12:03 [32723] VER Mystic/1.12A43 binkp/1.0
- 12:03 [32723] BUILD 2019/03/03 01:35:01 Windows/32
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 1:123/130@fidonet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 21:4/119@fsxnet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 314:314/150@pinet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 169:1/114@battlnet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 80:774/65@retronet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 700:100/23@spooknet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 44:100/22@dorenet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/23@micronet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/123@micronet
? 12:03 [32723] rerror: Unsecured session not allowed
+ 12:03 [32723] holding 1:123/130@fidonet (2019/09/05 12:13:27)
+ 12:03 [32723] done (to 1:123/130@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
12:03 [32723] session closed, quitting...
12:03 [2245] rc(32723)=0

please fix asap...


)\/(ark
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paul, can you please help greg with the following problem... he has a fsxnet address and i don't know what name he is going by there... i cannot deliver mail to his system and he doesn't poll here on a regular schedule... as such, i
cannot answer his requests in a timely manner :(

thank you very much...

On 2019 Sep 05 12:17:08, I wrote to greg youngblood:

please turn off that forced secure sessions option in your mystic
binkp server options and only set it in the individual system
records... we talked about this over a year ago in one or two
different echos and then you stopped responding...

+ 12:03 [32723] call to 1:123/130@fidonet
12:03 [32723] trying afterhours-bbs.com [76.4.139.59]...
12:03 [32723] connected
+ 12:03 [32723] outgoing session with afterhours-bbs.com:24554 [76.4.139.59]
- 12:03 [32723] OPT TLS CRAM-MD5-794331cd45959d985ecce6470c5326e1
+ 12:03 [32723] Remote requests MD mode
- 12:03 [32723] SYS After Hours BBS
- 12:03 [32723] ZYZ Greg Youngblood
- 12:03 [32723] TIME Thu, 05 Sep 2019 12:03:24 -0400
- 12:03 [32723] VER Mystic/1.12A43 binkp/1.0
- 12:03 [32723] BUILD 2019/03/03 01:35:01 Windows/32
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 1:123/130@fidonet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 21:4/119@fsxnet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 314:314/150@pinet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 169:1/114@battlnet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 80:774/65@retronet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 700:100/23@spooknet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 44:100/22@dorenet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/23@micronet
+ 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/123@micronet
? 12:03 [32723] rerror: Unsecured session not allowed
+ 12:03 [32723] holding 1:123/130@fidonet (2019/09/05 12:13:27)
+ 12:03 [32723] done (to 1:123/130@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0
bytes))
12:03 [32723] session closed, quitting... 12:03 [2245] rc(32723)=0

please fix asap...

)\/(ark

Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.
... Bayer, makers of Aspirin, once marketed the drug heroin.
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On 05 Sep 2019 at 08:31p, mark lewis pondered and said...

paul, can you please help greg with the following problem... he has a fsxnet address and i don't know what name he is going by there... i
cannot deliver mail to his system and he doesn't poll here on a regular schedule... as such, i cannot answer his requests in a timely manner :(

Hi Mark.

I've dropped him a note in an othernet pointing to your post here and
explained the rationale behind the request to change the setting. Will keep
you posted on how I get on. I agree it would be good to get it changed.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A43 2019/03/03 (Windows/32)
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On 2019 Sep 06 14:13:20, you wrote to me:

paul, can you please help greg with the following problem... he has a
fsxnet address and i don't know what name he is going by there... i
cannot deliver mail to his system and he doesn't poll here on a
regular schedule... as such, i cannot answer his requests in a timely
manner :(

I've dropped him a note in an othernet pointing to your post here and explained the rationale behind the request to change the setting. Will

keep

you posted on how I get on. I agree it would be good to get it changed.

thank you, man... it has been a long time PITA in this case...

while it was a good idea, i kinda wish that g00r00 had not implemented it in the server section and left it only to the individual node settings because of the breakage of random connectivity which FTNs are based on... it completely breaks the ability for some unknown system to deliver netmail directly... but hindsight is 20/20...

thanks again...

)\/(ark

Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.
... If you would keep a slave, educate him not.
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* Origin: (1:3634/12.73)

On 05 Sep 2019 at 10:23p, mark lewis pondered and said...

while it was a good idea, i kinda wish that g00r00 had not implemented
it in the server section and left it only to the individual node
settings because of the breakage of random connectivity which FTNs are based on... it completely breaks the ability for some unknown system to deliver netmail directly... but hindsight is 20/20...

No probs, yeah the issue was when it was first implemented the default
setting was No instead of Yes for insecure sessions.... that has changed with the stock installer now... but early adopters who missed manually updating
this session are in the situation you're encountering.

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