I'm running the win32 version. I can't seem to get it to not display a men and just run a module via rlogin. I tried using -K "" like google suggeste but that just displays a menu with no key for the game. I'd like to just start the module without a menu...
I'm running the win32 version. I can't seem to get it to not display amen
and just run a module via rlogin. I tried using -K "" like googlesuggeste
but that just displays a menu with no key for the game. I'd like tojust
start the module without a menu...
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
I'm running the win32 version. I can't seem to get it to not display amen
and just run a module via rlogin. I tried using -K "" like googlesuggeste
but that just displays a menu with no key for the game. I'd like tojust
start the module without a menu...
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
I've seen it.a friend of mine has it working without a menu. I'll see how h did it.
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
Rlogin.PortPerModule should allow each game to be directly connected to by rlogin. It's working in Linux, but not Windows as far as I can tell. Ioram
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
Rlogin.PortPerModule should allow each game to be directly connected toby
rlogin. It's working in Linux, but not Windows as far as I can tell.Ioram
I'd say open a ticket on github, but no one responded to my ticket I opened there like 2 months ago yet.
It only works as a menu. Come see how I have mine setup.
Rlogin.PortPerModule should allow each game to be directly connected toby
rlogin. It's working in Linux, but not Windows as far as I can tell.Ioram
I'd say open a ticket on github, but no one responded to my ticket I opened there like 2 months ago yet.
I'd say open a ticket on github, but no one responded to my ticket I opened there like 2 months ago yet.
Thought I'd try something. Ok, turns out the first port is the menu, each additional port is the next item... Use this knowledge wisely, Exodus!
II'd say open a ticket on github, but no one responded to my ticket
opened there like 2 months ago yet.
Thought I'd try something. Ok, turns out the first port is the menu,each
additional port is the next item... Use this knowledge wisely, Exodus!
"Rlogin.Enabled": true,
"Rlogin.Port": "513",
"Rlogin.RemoteIP": "127.0.0.1",
"Rlogin.PortPerModule": true,
It still does not work port 513, 514, 515 etc,
in app*.json and in modules.json the first module will be port+1, second port+2, third port+3 etc.
in app*.json and in modules.json the first module will be port+1,second
port+2, third port+3 etc.
Thanks ... thats sooo stupid. I assumed it meant each connection would
be port+1, etc. Thanks. Still have problems with the rlogin working everytime. Sometimes I have to try a door 2 or 3 times before
it connects. Logs just say, connection terminated. Then it works
when it feels like. Just posted a note to try and try again at the
bottom of the menu. Usually works after 1 or 2 times if it
doesn't load on the 1st try, but still a shitty bug that no one has
yet to look at or respond to on the github site. :(
Weird, I haven't had any problems... I Hope you can figure it out! Have y tried the 2 versions of telnetdoor? One will work with XP and one requires .net. I don't know if the .net version will work under 7 or not.
  "Rlogin.Enabled": true,
  "Rlogin.Port": "513",
  "Rlogin.RemoteIP": "127.0.0.1",
  "Rlogin.PortPerModule": true,
It still does not work port 513, 514, 515 etc,
This is how my appsettings.json is setup.
my modules.json is
{
  "Modules": [
  {
      "Identifier": "RTSLORD",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\mbbslord\\"
  },
  {
      "Identifier": "GWWSW",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\gwws\\"
  },
  {
      "Identifier": "EWEPNT",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\EWEPNT\\"
  },
  {
      "Identifier": "WLDTAROT",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\wldtarot\\"
  },
  {
      "Identifier": "MJWMUT",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\mjwmut\\"
  },
  {
      "Identifier": "LUNATIX",
      "Path": "\\mbbs\\lunatix\\"
  }]
}
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It still does not work port 513, 514, 515 etc,
This is how my appsettings.json is setup.
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
telnet door
tells me that rlogin connections aren't being accepted if I try to
connect from any ip other than the one running it. I've got my
firewall forwarding the ports, I've got the windows firewall accepting public and private for mbbsemu.exe and the ports inbound. I absolutely can't figure this out.
I tried discord, but it's totally inaccessible.
I have an account and can't find the server unless I use the link on
the mbbsemu page, which causes me to create an account that I already have... I really don't like discord. I can never find the channel or server that I need.
Hopefully someone on here can help...
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
telnet door tells me that rlogin connections aren't being accepted
if I try to connect from any ip other than the one running it. I've
got my firewall forwarding the ports, I've got the windows firewall
accepting
public and private for mbbsemu.exe and the ports inbound. Iabsolutely
can't figure this out.
Neither could anyone else, with that given information (only).
I tried discord, but it's totally inaccessible. I have an accountor
and can't find the server unless I use the link on the mbbsemu
page, which causes me to create an account that I already have...
I really don't like discord. I can never find the channel
server that I need.
Well that sucks, but not BBS-related, not sure what you'd like anybody
to do about that. I recommend not using Discord.
Hopefully someone on here can help...
Not sure what you need help with.
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Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
All right, I'll just give up then.
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How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu with commands and i answers connection attempts from rlogin clients. If I try to connect to tha server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses to connect. If
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
All right, I'll just give up then.
How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu with commands
and it answers connection attempts from rlogin clients.
If I try to
connect to that server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses to connect. If I try to connect internally, it works fine.
On 19 Dec 25 19:41:00, Shurato said the following to Gamgee:
How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu with commandsand i
answers connection attempts from rlogin clients. If I try to connectto tha
server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses toconnect. If
When you say you try to remotely connect and it refuses, you mean the connection is refused outright, or it times out or what?
Is it your firewall or ISP? Are you connecting from an outside ISP that
even allows Rlogin?
Is it even really necessary? Whats wrong with just normal Telnet? My board and many others have sat on port 23 for years. Not too many BBS
callers going out of their way to use Rlogin... Isn't that just a supercoolhacker Linux thing?
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
All right, I'll just give up then.
How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu withcommands
and it answers connection attempts from rlogin clients.
Well, ... what's the server's address/port? You didn't say. I never
heard of something called "mbbsemu", either.
If I try to connect to that server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses to connect. If I try to connect internally,
it works fine.
This makes it VERY clear that it's an "open port" problem. Either the (unknown to anyone but you) port that the rlogin server is running on is
not open, or there is something (firewall) in the way, blocking it.
Based on what you've said above, it can't be ANYTHING OTHER THAN THAT.
So that's what needs to be looked at to solve this problem.
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
All right, I'll just give up then.
How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu withcommands
and it answers connection attempts from rlogin clients.
Well, ... what's the server's address/port? You didn't say. I never
heard of something called "mbbsemu", either.
mbbsemu is a way for sysops to run majorbbs doors on their bbs's. It's not available externally, only on my network and not even that, only
from that one machine.
If I try to connect to that server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses to connect. If I try to connect internally,
it works fine.
This makes it VERY clear that it's an "open port" problem. Either the (unknown to anyone but you) port that the rlogin server is running on is
not open, or there is something (firewall) in the way, blocking it.
Based on what you've said above, it can't be ANYTHING OTHER THAN THAT.
I'm allowing mbbsemu.exe to the private and public network. I'm
allowing the ports inbound; I've already mentioned that.
So that's what needs to be looked at to solve this problem.
And I've looked at that. I'm trying to see if anyone else has gotten
this to work.
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
* In a message originally to Shurato, Gamgee said:
Shurato wrote to Gamgee <=-
Shurato wrote to All <=-
Can anyone connect to the server from an external machine?
"Connect to the server"... What server?
the rlogin mbbsemu serer.
All right, I'll just give up then.
How does that not answer your question? You run mbbsemu withcommands
and it answers connection attempts from rlogin clients.
Well, ... what's the server's address/port? You didn't say. I never heard of something called "mbbsemu", either.
mbbsemu is a way for sysops to run majorbbs doors on their bbs's.It's
not available externally, only on my network and not even that, only from that one machine.
Okay...... So can you see how a person cannot follow what you're
talking about? Would *ANYONE* other than a MajorBBS sysop know any of
that? Nope.
You're also asking about Synchronet functionality (rlogin game server),
but when I checked your BBS it isn't even Synchronet. Are you starting
to see how this might be confusing, and you don't give ANY details to
help anyone understand?
If I try to connect to that server from outside the machine it is running on, it refuses to connect. If I try to connect internally, i works fine.
This makes it VERY clear that it's an "open port" problem. Either the (unknown to anyone but you) port that the rlogin server is running onis
not open, or there is something (firewall) in the way, blocking it.
Based on what you've said above, it can't be ANYTHING OTHER THAN THAT.
I'm allowing mbbsemu.exe to the private and public network. I'm allowing the ports inbound; I've already mentioned that.
You absolutely are *NOT* allowing it inbound, or it would be working.
So that's what needs to be looked at to solve this problem.
And I've looked at that. I'm trying to see if anyone else has gotten this to work.
Many dozens of people have gotten this to work.
Please see above regarding it being an inbound port problem. It seems crystal clear to me.
I'll really give up now, as you don't seem to actually want to solve the problem and I'm tired of this game. Good luck.
I know, but it could also be server related. That's why I need to know
if anyone has this specific setup working. Since you don't, I was never asking you for help.
Does anyone have mbbsemu set up on one system, with their bbs on another
and still be able to connect? Through the internal network. My
OPNSense firewall shouldn't be involved. Windows could be, but I've got rules for the app (public and private) and the ports inbound
(6513-6518). I can only connect internally if it's from and to IP
address specified in the config (eg. 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.8). I can't connect from 192.168.0.11 to 192.168.0.8 even if the config has that IP specified. I'm not responding to Gamgee, I'm responding to the thread.
So, please quit taking this personally.
Does anyone have mbbsemu set up on one system, with their bbs on another and still be able to connect? Through the internal network. My OPNSense firewall shouldn't be involved. Windows could be, but I've got rules
for the app (public and private) and the ports inbound (6513-6518). I
can only connect internally if it's from and to IP address specified in the config (eg. 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.8). I can't connect from 192.168.0.11 to 192.168.0.8 even if the config has that IP specified.
I'm not responding to Gamgee, I'm responding to the thread. So, please quit taking this personally.
Hey Shurato!
On Sat, 20 Dec 2025 17:49:00 , you wrote:
I know, but it could also be server related. That's why I need to know if anyone has this specific setup working. Since you don't, I wasnever
asking you for help.
I'm willing to bet nobody has the exact same setup as you.
Does anyone have mbbsemu set up on one system, with their bbs onanother
and still be able to connect? Through the internal network. Mygot
OPNSense firewall shouldn't be involved. Windows could be, but I've
rules for the app (public and private) and the ports inboundcan't
(6513-6518). I can only connect internally if it's from and to IP address specified in the config (eg. 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.8). I
connect from 192.168.0.11 to 192.168.0.8 even if the config has that IP specified. I'm not responding to Gamgee, I'm responding to the thread. So, please quit taking this personally.
No. I don't have any of this setup, but to me what it sounds like is that you probably shouldn't be using '127.0.0.1' or '192.168.0.8' in your configuration at all, as those are local addresses inside of your LAN.
I don't know what the config looks like, but you should probably be using something like '0.0.0.0' for IPv4, or "::" for IPv6. Again, I'm not sure what your config looks like, but maybe even leaving those options blank would do the trick, at least better than using local IP addresses.
On 20 Dec 2025, Shurato said the following...
Does anyone have mbbsemu set up on one system, with their bbs onanother
and still be able to connect? Through the internal network. MyOPNSense
firewall shouldn't be involved. Windows could be, but I've got rules for the app (public and private) and the ports inbound (6513-6518).I
can only connect internally if it's from and to IP address specifiedin
the config (eg. 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.8). I can't connect from 192.168.0.11 to 192.168.0.8 even if the config has that IP specified.
I'm not responding to Gamgee, I'm responding to the thread. So,please
quit taking this personally.
The Rlogin.RemoteIP line is the IP you want to accept connections FROM. So you wouldn't use the local IP of the machine it's hosted on, which is what I'm assuming is 192.168.0.8 is, unless you only wanted connections from
that IP, which is why I think you're only getting connections accepted
from that machine as near as I can tell from what you're trying to say. I dunno, it's a little hard to parse it all. I'd have to go through this thread again just to see if that's what you're saying.
Just in case you don't already know, if you make a change to the appsettings.json file for the IP line you'd need to restart MBBSEmu for changes to take effect. I know that's obvious, but I see a lot of people that don't know you generally need to restart a program after making
changes to a settings file.
I've got it working no problem for DoorParty. I have it running in a different VM than DoorParty on a separate IP with the Rlogin.RemoteIP line set to the DoorParty VM's IP, and it works fine. No firewall rules or anything needed adjusting.
Lemme go through the thread again and I'll edit this message before
sending it out just to make sure.
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