Hello All,
I have discovered a nasty little bug in MBSE: if you go to change your
user signature when online with MBSE, MBSE abends with a "malloc():
unsorted double linked list corrupted" error and this is a
reproducable error. I cannot find anything in any of the logs about
this and this is the last thing I saw in system.log before the crash:
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+ 15-Feb-2022 22:41:12 mbsebbs[2697] Menu[1] 319=(Change .signature
file),
Opt: ''
+ 15-Feb-2022 22:41:12 mbsebbs[2697] Sean Dennis will edit his
.signature
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I do not know if it affects MBSE under other distros--I use Devuan 4.0
Chimera--but I wanted to let you all know. Andrew is working on
squashing this bug and I did open a ticket on it.
Can I 'assume' that this is when logged in as a user via alternative screens using say ALT/Ctl/F1 ?
Hello Vincent,
19 Feb 22 19:50, you wrote to me:
Can I 'assume' that this is when logged in as a user via
alternative screens using say ALT/Ctl/F1 ?
This if you are connected to the BBS via telnet or SSH and attempt to
change your user signature.
Vincent Coen wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Can't test this as I cannot connect to my system as it says that connection refused - cannot find where this is happening and by what.
Just have to remember how to tell a budding user to initially log in as bbs - been so many years ago :)
Vincent Coen wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Can't test this as I cannot connect to my system as it says that
connection refused - cannot find where this is happening and by
what.
Are you trying to connect via telnet or SSH?
Just have to remember how to tell a budding user to initially log
in as bbs - been so many years ago :)
I have a line in /opt/mbse/etc/issue that reads "New users: use "bbs"
to create an account."
Just have to remember how to tell a budding user to initially log in
as bbs - been so many years ago :)
Thanks found it, now to find out why the system rejects calls using
telnet or ssh, Again!
Hello Vincent!
20 Feb 22 23:09, you wrote to Sean Dennis:
Thanks found it, now to find out why the system rejects calls
using telnet or ssh, Again!
Telnet connections are handled through inetd or xinetd normally,
depending on your distribution. The SETUP.sh script creates the
necessary entries automatically based on which is detected when you
run it. The telnet entries are disabled by default, so you would need
to enable them.
Vincent Coen wrote to Andrew Leary <=-
Hmm, wonder if it is the modem or router but the router should be
passing on ports 22 and 23.
Hello Vincent!
Did you get your ports/services figured out yet?
A good first point of call might be doing an external port scan on
your bbs ip or use a service to check for open ports.
No, I have reset the VM router, logged in to it and stopped the firewall (as a
modem it should not be using it as far as I know), saved settings logged in
again and changed it back to a modem only with no wi-fi etc.
Rebooted it, rebooted the Asus router, reboot the system and still have the
same problem - I would say I am pulling my hair out (if I had any) as totally
at a loss som any ideas are wellcome -
Re: FYI
By: Vincent Coen to Louis Northmore on Fri Feb 25 2022 01:59 am
No, I have reset the VM router, logged in to it and stopped the
firewall (as a modem it should not be using it as far as I know),
saved settings logged in again and changed it back to a modem
only with no wi-fi etc.
Rebooted it, rebooted the Asus router, reboot the system and
still have the same problem - I would say I am pulling my hair
out (if I had any) as totally at a loss som any ideas are
wellcome -
Can you describe your network topology a bit more? (Link to a simple
diagram if you have one).
It sounds like you have 2 x routers in the loop? Does this mean you
have a double NAT environment in play?
Vincent Coen wrote to Louis Northmore <=-
What can I use that is Linux based that I can do a port scan ?
Did you get your ports/services figured out yet?
A good first point of call might be doing an external port scan on
your bbs ip or use a service to check for open ports.
What can I use
that is Linux based that I can do a port scan ?
Vincent Coen wrote to Louis Northmore <=-
What can I use that is Linux based that I can do a port scan ?
You want to use something that is outside of your LAN to check.
The website I like to use for port scans is:
https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/
Haven't had a problem yet with it.
Vincent Coen wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Thanks for that and found a config error for ftp server now fixed.
I have made a bookmark for it just in case it needs to be used again.
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