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Michiel Broek
2003-08-15 20:05:34 +00:00
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The files to announce are divided into groups, the names of the groups are
set in the file download areas. If you plan this well, you can make seperate
announcements for several networks, announce files bij groups of file, ie. HAM
or .jpg pictures, Linux etc.
or .jpg pictures, GNU/Linux etc.
<P>
When
<strong>mbaff</strong>

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glad that you are still logged in on another terminal. Here are the tested
setups:
<UL>
<LI>Linux: edit the telnet line in /etc/inetd.conf:<BR>
<LI>GNU/Linux: edit the telnet line in /etc/inetd.conf:<BR>
<code>telnet stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd in.telnetd -L /opt/mbse/bin/mblogin</code><br>
After changing this file do a <b>kill -HUP pid</b> where pid is the pid of the
inetd process.

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<H3>Description.</h3>
<P>
<strong>mbpasswd</strong> is the wrapper for the <strong>passwd</strong> program
is present on all Linux systems. To use <b>passwd</b> to change the password of
is present on all GNU/Linux systems. To use <b>passwd</b> to change the password of
another user is only allowed by <b>root</b>. The mbpasswd program overcomes this limitation.
The wrapper <b>mbpasswd</b> is run from the bbs by user <b>mbse</b> when a new
user is being registered to set his password. It can also be started from the

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<H3>Description.</H3>
<P>
<strong>mbuseradd</strong> is the wrapper for the <strong>useradd</strong>
program that should be present on most Linux systems. <strong>useradd</strong>
program that should be present on most GNU/Linux systems. <strong>useradd</strong>
may only be executed by <strong>root</strong> and there are some other minor
things that need to be done as <strong>root</strong> to create a new Unix
account that can be used with MBSE BBS. The solution for these problems is