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Article #5335porting a MUD
From: Blitter
Date: Sat, 09 Mar 1996 10:13
Date: Sat, 09 Mar 1996 10:13
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I have tried installing AmiTCP 3 times in the past few years but to no
avail. I'm not a TCP guru, but I just want to port a simple Mud to run on
a TCP Amiga system.
I did get Merc2.2 to compile about a year or two back, but I could not
get AmiTCP runing to test it... Anyway, I want to go for it again. I'm
going to start porting the mutli-user version of Merc2.2 to the amiga,
again, but I dont want to {richard} around with setting up AmiTCP to run
on a Multiuser/Slip/PPP system. I just want to run a Mud on local host
and pherhaps have someone else try running it on an Amiga running off the
net with telnet set up.
Anyway, too my question.... Could someone set me up with the IP crap on
the install for AmiTCP to just test/run a tcp proggie on localhost only?
If I remember corectly, I couldn'y even get AmiTCP to run....I just want
it running so I can telnet to localhost.. So if someone can give me a
walk thru on setting up AmiTCP for a test run for a mud...
PS I am TCP illerate, what the hell is netmask??.... Bah I dont want to
know :)... Anyway I'll give it another go this weekend as my wife is
away, other than that it may be a few months/years. :)
Regards... Ok point me to a FAQ or something ;).
--
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