STATION ID - 7091/6.411

9x Datakit Network
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

This is a 9x system, restricted to authorized persons and for
official 9x business only. Anyone using this system, network or data
is subject to being monitored at any time for system administration and
for identifying unauthorized users or system misuse. Anyone using this
system expressly consents to such monitoring and is advised that any
evidence of criminal activity revealed through such monitoring may be
provided to law enforcement for prosecution.

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KRYNET INFO - NITRO-187 / 9x

	Krystals is a chain of fast food reastaraunts that appear throughout 
the southern United States.. Basically the equivalent of White Castles in the
midwest. Oh yes. Anyway, since I had the grave misfortune of working there
for about a week or so I looked around their computer in the office while
nobody was looking! All the Krystals franchises have puters that are
called KRYNET which is somewhat ironic cause they are not connected
through ANY x.25 network or nothing like that that I could see.. Nope! The
whole thing runs SYSTEM V and very few of the bugs seem to be patched from
my observation. It's really an unremarkable system except for the fact
that you can change the rate of pay for the employees... and pretty much
anything else you could do in a standard sys v. 

The way to identify a krystalnet system is (doh) by the logon sequence..
It's really easy to tell you about cause it will greet you with:

krynet!login:

This is the really easy part, I have found three of these systems. Two
local and one long distance from here. On every single one I have
experienced the same default. This default login is: areamgr and the
password is also areamgr once you are in you will get the standard Sys V
thing. At the # prompt type su root *[ Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you that
you can not log on as root, but they left it unpassworded.. st00pid]* *[In
case you didn't know *[[and I don't see why you wouldn't]]* su changes
users in unix]* and once you've got the eleet root prompt and you get that
special feeling that only that $ can give, there are a couple programs
that you can run. 

The only program I will go into at this time is the one that pretty much
runs the employees information. This program is known as empman and can
only be run by root. Once you are in empman you can change the hours or
pay of any employee. Upon loading, it will prompt you with a question
ST#?: That means the store number, you can just call up Krystals and ask
them the store number. They will be more than happy to give it to you. 
Once that is entered it will offer you a menu system that looks a whole
lot like PICO. The program is really easy to follow and will tell you what
to do with it. Do not! make your friends pay $16.00/hr they will know that
something is up.. you can raise it like 1.00, but if you do you will have
to raise all on the same pay level. Once you are done with the program,
you need to hit ^D (Ctrl-D) to call up the modem to call the main system
somewhere. It just runs a script, when it is done it will exit the
program.

If you have any questions, comments or know anything you want to tell me 
about this system you can send me email at 9x@terkel.mit.edu
						
                                                N187/9x

* this is for informational purposes only, dont blame 9x.
    * chill on #9x EFnet for real hp discussion only, no lamers.

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