Hey y'all,
I'm gonna stick my neck out here and ask possibly the most stoopid question yet, but hopefully it's not as stoopid as it sounds to me... especially as I don't know the answer hence my asking.
'Page Sysop for Chat' menu command (GP)
I have a menu item set for this, right...
[snip]
Command (GP) Page Sysop for chat
Data *empty*
Access *empty*
Execute Select
[snip]
It works only for Windows. On Linux it does nothing AFAIK.
What I did for me is have an option that create a semaphore, then I look for the semaphore and trigger a job in the backend. Since my BBS runs
off a VM in my sound proof server room, I need something to get that signal out of there.
It works only for Windows. On Linux it does nothing AFAIK.
Hey y'all,
I'm gonna stick my neck out here and ask possibly the most stoopid question yet, but hopefully it's not as stoopid as it sounds to me... especially as I don't know the answer hence my asking.
'Page Sysop for Chat' menu command (GP)
I have a menu item set for this, right...
[snip]
Command (GP) Page Sysop for chat
Data *empty*
Access *empty*
Execute Select
[snip]
When choosing this menu item, it does absolutely nothing.
I think that the reason for that is pretty obvious. The architecture is quite a bit different than it was in the 80's and 90's. We don't have PC speakers anymore, and Mystic is not a DOS app that can control the speakers.
This has been called out before, by Dream Master I think.
The work around that I've heard about is to call some command line MP3 player like mpg123 or ogg123 as a DD or D3 door from Mystic.
I think that the reason for that is pretty obvious. The architecture quite a bit different than it was in the 80's and 90's. We don't have speakers anymore, and Mystic is not a DOS app that can control the speakers.
Right, after I posted a few people said similar actually.
This has been called out before, by Dream Master I think.
The work around that I've heard about is to call some command line MP player like mpg123 or ogg123 as a DD or D3 door from Mystic.
Yeah, I found a neat solution of my own actually, I use pushbullet and call an API from a bash script to write a message and any device I have signed into pushbullet app i.e. chrome browser plugin or iOS app will
get the message. I wrote an MPL that allows a user to type a short 160 char message and that will send it via pushbullet API to my devices, formatted like 'timestamp - user - message'.
Pretty neat solution and works a treat.
Thanks for your suggestion =) Appreciate it.
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