> > If a Q restricted user logs into the bbs via telnet, SSH, etc., they are
> > only shown the QWK menu and if they choose to "quit back to the BBS," the
> > system immediately logs them off. The Q-restricted account cannot access
> > any message areas, or anything else on the system.
> A Q-restricted account actually can perform a "normal" login by prepending a
> '*' to their login-id.
Should they be able to post, though? In the test I tried, it used the QWK
accounts handle, which is <name> Bbs. I know they need to be able to post
when uploading REP packets, and probably message the sysop, but should they be
able to post to public message areas when logged on via the terminal?
> You can set SCFG->Servers->Web Server->Login Requirements (in v3.20a) to
REST
> NOT Q" and then Q-restricted users won't be able to authenticate with the web
> server. There's probably other ways to limit access to (e.g. webctrl.ini
iles
> and maybe something ecWeb-specific), but that's a true brute-force way.
OK, thanks. I will try that.
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