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1. #Where does syncterm store the address book file verification#
2. #Where does syncterm store the address book file windows 7#
3. #Where does syncterm store the address book file series#

CUSTOM: Only allow ciphers that are still considered secure (for TLSv1.2 and below) NOTE: This might help if stunnel starts up before network interfaces are fully configured in any case, it won't hurt CUSTOM: Allow binding to an IP address that is nonlocal or does not (yet) exist see ip(7) I thought I'd share some additional stunnel options that I'm giving a try here: Thanks for the tip! A nice addition to the connection options! :) I got telnet over SSL working and thought I'd share the details since the next official release of SyncTERM looks like it's going to support it.įor now we can use "stunnel" since the only BBS I've heard of that supports it natively is BBBS. * Origin: cold fusion - grand rapids, mi In whichĪt each step as it walks the certificate chain. If you want to get a legitimate certificate, LetsEncrypt is free, and isįairly easy to automate updates for with Windows' task scheduler. You can however use openssl to view the server's certificate information with:

#Where does syncterm store the address book file verification#

Hopefully someone finds this useful and it gets more widely adopted directlyįor security minded folk: it doesn't look like certificate verification is common even in the clients that have had this feature for a long time. In the NEXT release of SyncTERM, so for now you will have to use the test versions linked at the very bottom of the SyncTERM web page. As previously mentioned, it should be included In SyncTERM, you will have to edit your connection (F2) and change the connection type to "TelnetS".

Open port 992 on your firewall and you should be all set :)

You will have to match timestamps with the stunnel log if you need to find a specific user. Note that since stunnel redirects connections from port 992 to port 23, they will show up as if they're connected locally! If your BBS features anti-connection-spam (like Mystic) you should make sure 127.0.0.1 is included in the whitelisted IP addresses file. The config file has quite a few examples, but to make this easy, you can You can either start up a command prompt as administrator and edit there, or copy it, edit it, and replace it with Windows Explorer (it should ask for authorization and show

#Where does syncterm store the address book file windows 7#

Organization (I used the BBS name without "BBS" on the end)Ĭommon Name, domain, etc: throw in something like or whatever you use for your bbsįor Windows 7 and up, you won't have permission to directly edit the config file since it's in the "C:\Program Files" folder.

#Where does syncterm store the address book file series#

If you haven't done so before, it asks you a series of questions: I used the file "stunnel-testing-win32-installer.exe"Īfter install, you will be asked to create a certificate for the SSL connections. Unfortunately there isn't an official 32-bit release anymore (and a lot of us are on 32-bit for the dos support!) but luckily this nice fellow hereĬompiled and packaged up a 32-bit version for us: Now we can use "stunnel" since the only BBS I've heard of that supports it natively is BBBS. Next official release of SyncTERM looks like it's going to support it. I got telnet over SSL working and thought I'd share the details since the