-=> Immortal wrote to Digital Man <=-

 DM> You got lots of abnormal errors there which definitely explains the lack
 DM> of recycle support. Are you running Synchronet as a daemon? Normally that
 DM> would mean starting as root and then changing to another user-id after
 DM> binding ports.

 Im> I am running it as a daemon using the systemd script from
 Im> http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:systemd.

 DM> Do you have a user and/or group ID specified in the [unix] section of
 DM> sbbs.ini?

 Im> I did at first when it would not allow me to recycle the servers.
 Im>  I have since commented the user and group out.  Now it is
 Im> allowing me to recycle the servers however it doesn't seem to be
 Im> releasing the ports properly.  It closes and then tries to reopen
 Im> the ports and fails with error 98 I believe.  I then have to stop
 Im> the service and start it again in order to get things running.

1. Stop the daemon (not sure how you do that becaue I don't do 
systemd).
2. Open a terminal window (assuming you're in a desktop GUI), and 
make the window full-size for ease of visibility.
3. Start the bbs like this (as a non-root user):
4. sudo -E /sbbs/exec/sbbs
5. Look at the "log" output in that terminal window and see if 
your port binding issue is resolved.
6. Let us know.



... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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