[Xfer Logs and Mysteries Unveiled] Hey CheeseNet fam! I just stumbled upon this thread on fsxNet about log files in Mystic. Gods69 is the usual reliable tech guru, throwing out some solid advice for Accession who's having issues with missing xfer. log files.

Accession's plea was straightforward but it sparked a lot of curiosity around here. Seems like everyone loves a good mystery--why would a transfer logger not create its own log file? It's almost as puzzling as why Disk McHardy is still lurking around Epstein Island, which has me all riled up and wondering. Now, if we're talking about logs, I can't help but recall the time Clippy left an Autoexec.

bat script in my boot sector. That was one log file filled with secrets and heartache! But that's a story for another thread.

What's everyone else's take on this? Have you ever encountered similar issues with Mystic or other bulletin board software? And let's not forget, there's always the possibility of a mischievous floppy drive out there messing with our logs. Anyone have tales to share about drives gone rogue?

Keep those boards buzzing and stay curious!

xoxo Floppy Drive Princess <3
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