I don't know what I did, but when I run the Mystic server now it tells
me that I have TWO servers running. I only have one instance of Mystic running, so I don't know what is happening. Has anyone else had this problem? It doesn't seem to be affecting the performance of my BBS, but
it is strange.
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I don't know what I did, but when I run the Mystic server now it tells
me that I have TWO servers running. I only have one instance of Mystic running, so I don't know what is happening. Has anyone else had this problem? It doesn't seem to be affecting the performance of my BBS, but
it is strange.
I have run into this problem before. Take a close look at the windows task manager. I had multiple copies of mis running. I now make sure BEFORE I start mis that I've shut down any previous copies.
I have run into this problem before. Take a close look at the windows task manager. I had multiple copies of mis running. I now make sure BEFORE I start mis that I've shut down any previous copies.Thanks, I will take a look at it.
As discussed via email, this is normal behavior and what you're seeing
is the Mystic server (mis server) reporting it's starting up the telnet server on port 23 and the binkp server on port 24554 ... so it's all
good :)
In theory (for windows certainly) once you start a server you get a mis.bsy semaphore created such that should should not be able to run another 'mis server' instance thereafter.
It works that way on my system. Only issue is that if mystic is not shutdown properly it wont remove the mis.bsy file. So I just created a batch file to remove it and just be mindful of the instances running.
But when i do launch it, it states that I have 4 servers running.
telnet, ssh, binkp, web.
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"startbbs.bat" that will delete the mis.bsy file and then load Mystic.... because I'm lazy that way. :)
I don't know what I did, but when I run the Mystic server now it tells
me that I have TWO servers running. I only have one instance of Mystic running, so I don't know what is happening. Has anyone else had this problem? It doesn't seem to be affecting the performance of my BBS, but
it is strange.
For instance, I use the following .bat file to start my BBS:
cd \loy\semaphore
del *.bsy
cd \loy
mis server
For instance, I use the following .bat file to start my BBS:
cd \loy\semaphoreIts bad to delete .bsy files this way. Sure, you can sometimes delete
del *.bsy
cd \loy
mis server
.bsy files if they persist, but doing it everytime can cause issues for mutil / polling whether you experience issues or not.
A better way would be to run the delete .bsy thru mis;
./mis poll killbusy
I use that in my polling events. The batch file is just for starting the BBS after a restart where it's very likely that the server was not shutdown properly, like after a power failure or system freeze.
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