I have recently tried setting up my SSH server in Win 10 64-bit. I have cryptlib .DLL (cl64.dll) (mentioned in the wiki) in my mystic folder, forwarded the port on my router, have the VC Runtime installed, but when
i try to connect to that port, it connects and then aborts the
connection right away. Is there something i have missed? Do I need to register the DLL or something?
Hi all,
I have recently tried setting up my SSH server in Win 10 64-bit. I have cryptlib .DLL (cl64.dll) (mentioned in the wiki) in my mystic folder, forwarded the port on my router, have the VC Runtime installed, but when
i try to connect to that port, it connects and then aborts the
connection right away. Is there something i have missed? Do I need to register the DLL or something?
Hi all,
I have recently tried setting up my SSH server in Win 10 64-bit. I have cryptlib .DLL (cl64.dll) (mentioned in the wiki) in my mystic folder, forwarded the port on my router, have the VC Runtime installed, but when
i try to connect to that port, it connects and then aborts the
connection right away. Is there something i have missed? Do I need to register the DLL or something?
When you load mystic server does it show it bind the port with no errors?
Cheers!
Pequito
No errors at all.
As I stated, have the cl64.dll in my mystic folder gonna move it to somewhere else within my path, and see if it helps.
I'll post my progress.
You might want to try the latest A39 prealpha if you're having problems with SSH in A38. The code is so different in A39 that its not even worth investigating any socket issues from A38.
With that being said would this affect Rlogin using IR, I had/have a DoorParty connection using RLogin which no longer connects in A39 but
did in A38. Telnet seems to be working OK have not seen any issues
there.
You might want to try the latest A39 prealpha if you're having problems with SSH in A38. The code is so different in A39 that its not even worth investigating any socket issues from A38.
As you probably know since A35 there have been major major changes to server and socket code, and with that it takes some time to work out the kinks. A39 should be more stable by far in those areas, even in
prealpha form.
Not only am I getting close to a full A39, but we're also getting close
to a full 1.12 release.
With that being said would this affect Rlogin using IR, I had/have a DoorParty connection using RLogin which no longer connects in A39 but did in A38. Telnet seems to be working OK have not seen any issues there.
Upgrade to the latest version...
Have you done any type of stress testing such as setting up 100 nodes on mystic and getting 100 connections? or anything similar? I'd love to see the results of that, I think you've done a great job with mystic this
far, and look forward to the future features of Mystic.
Yes I do often. This morning actually I did one in Linux with the Telnet server after removing some experimental code that I accidentally left in the last couple prealpha builds. It had 30+ nodes active at once, zero crashes, zero ghost nodes, and MIS never went above 3% CPU. UI was responsive. It was a shorter test though only ~20,000 connections
total. I've done up to around 250,000 in the past.
(This is with the next pre-alpha build of A39 (probably released tonight at midnight 4/13). It should be the last prealpha build before A39).
On the Windows side I hit the HTTP server using Apache jMeter load
testing with 50 concurrent browsing users. No crashes.
I want to develop software to load test the BINKP server I just haven't gotten around to it yet but there may still be an issue there that can cause some crashing. Avon has shown he's had 16-20 simultaneous BINKP connections going in the past, but he has also reported some crashes
here and there too.... But that might have been the experimental code I just realized was left in.
Wow! That IS good news! Sounds to me like you've put it to the test.
I think at the rate you're doing pre-alphas, I'm just gonna wait until it's released. LOL!
Wow! That IS good news! Sounds to me like you've put it to the test.
I think at the rate you're doing pre-alphas, I'm just gonna wait until it's released. LOL!
Do you have any near future plans to upgrade from using python 2.7 to version 3 to enable the ability to start using threads? I think with
Also, are there any future plans to further MPL in any way, such as exposing socket type functions for making servers or anything of that sort?
A month or so ago, you mentioned you were getting burnt out, and I can understand why at times, when you spend all night working on seomthing
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