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Script trigger errors (nakedmud)

nobody@example.com (thaolen) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 18:28:46 PDT

hello, I have errors when I script or use code in triggers, once I attach the trigger to the room via the enter command. I get a disconnect and if I log in with another char, into the same room I get kicked once again. [ul]trigger itself [/ul] [code] [test@examples] 1) Name : test 2) Trigger type: enter (mob, room) 3) Script Code if count_mobs("mysty@examples") < 1: load_mob("mysty@examples", me) num_tables = count_objs("table@examples", me) while num_tables < 4: load

DBZ Builders Need.

nobody@example.com (Rag) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 17:06:55 PDT

sorry! port 8014

DBZ Builders Need.

nobody@example.com (Rag) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 16:59:26 PDT

Hey everyone, I am looking for some builders to help me build a DBZ circle mud.The code is from DBT Shadow games older version of dbt....Please Contact me at.....Frostmud.com port 8012....for more information. --Dragonball: Dark Soulz--Owner--Rag--

Find what port the mud is running on

nobody@example.com (Zeno) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 15:05:47 PDT

I use conditional compilation to determine this. #ifdef BUILDERPORT

Find what port the mud is running on

DavionKalhen@gmail.com (Davion) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 14:29:50 PDT

Most codebases have a variable somewhere near the main() function called 'port'. Often the arguments passed to the MUD are parsed and used to set the port number. Take a look at ROM in the main() function. It'll be there.

Find what port the mud is running on

drew.haley@gmail.com (jurdendurden) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 14:26:20 PDT

I have a builder port. It runs off the backups of the main port. Main runs on 9000, Builder runs on 9005. I want to write something like this: [code] if (port == BUILDER_PORT) { //every 24 hours reboot to match what's in the backups of the main port. return; } [/code] Any ideas? Or codebases I can look at for example?

banner bug

nobody@example.com (Tyche) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 12:16:01 PDT

[quote=[url=/topic-3032-50300#p50300]Cratylus[/url]]...[url=http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/7/22/]ham doctor[/url] move...[/quote] [quote=Urban dictionary] def. "Ham Doctor" - 4. A homosexual male who enjoys anal sex with overweight men. Usage: "Cliff's a total ham doctor; always trolling the clubs for the chub." [/quote] Somewhere out there, there's a fancypants ham doctor thinking about starting a mud; maybe even a new DeadSouls mud. You've discouraged from ever doing so

Admins playing their own games

nobody@example.com (ATT_Turan) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 11:50:28 PDT

I was (somewhat clearly I thought) commenting on the idea of keeping public logs of Imm commands. That being said, none of the handful of MUD's I've been an Imm/admin on have had any great controversies. I find that not hiring random people to be members of staff and keeping the size of said staff to a bare minimum quite helps with that. When the staff for a MUD consists of three people who are like-minded friends, the chances of one of them doing stupid things to players that can cause drama pl

i need help turning a computer into a server

nobody@example.com (David Haley) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 10:28:50 PDT

Yes, I'd also go with Debian or Ubuntu (Ubuntu if you need more recent packages and don't want to futz around with setting up Debian to use its different package repositories).

i need help turning a computer into a server

nobody@example.com (Kline) — Thu, 2 Sep 2010 09:11:29 PDT

Personally I'd roll with [url=http://www.debian.org]Debian[/url]. There is a large support community and most things are done pretty easily via the command line. It's also stable as a rock, and what my home old-dekstop-turned-server has been running without issue since 2006. Need some additional programs/libs? [b]aptitude search [/b] then [b]aptitude install [/b] and go about your merry day :).