However, in case for some reason in the future this were to happen
again, is there some way to check on startup for .bsy files and delete them automatically?
However, in case for some reason in the future this were to happen
again, isthere some way to check on startup for .bsy files and delete
them automatically?
However, in case for some reason in the future this were to happen
again, isthere some way to check on startup for .bsy files and delete themautomatically?
If you're starting MIS (Mystic Internet Servers) through systemd, you
can addthe following to the [Service] stanza of your mis.service file
(or whateveryou call it):
ExecStartPre=-/mystic/mis POLL KILLBUSY all
ExecStopPost=-/mystic/mis POLL KILLBUSY all
(Adjust the paths to the 'mis' binary as needed.)
Zip
Lol, you know - I still haven't bothered to put my BBS in a system serviceyet?!
I went ahead and grabbed this msg... just so I can cheat and have everything ready for me when I do... Heck, I have to add mystic,
Sysop: | digital man |
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Location: | Riverside County, California |
Users: | 1,041 |
Nodes: | 15 (1 / 14) |
Uptime: | 236:52:40 |
Calls: | 500,328 |
Calls today: | 1 |
Files: | 95,205 |
D/L today: |
1,157 files (773M bytes) |
Messages: | 465,715 |