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NekkidMUD version 1.5

NekkidMUD is a merger of MTH (MUD Telopt Handler) and NakedMud Version 3.8.1.

On top of NakedMud it adds truecolor and 256 color support, as well
as the following telnet options.

CHARSET, EOR, MCCP2, MCCP3, MSDP, MSDP over GMCP, MSSP, MTTS, NAWS,
NEW-ENVIRON, and TTYPE.

MTH and NekkidMUD code by

Igor van den Hoven ([email protected])

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NakedMud is a project I started up to keep myself entertained, and fool around
with a couple ideas I could not work with on the MUD I run. The basic idea
behind NakedMud is to provide users with a solid engine for running a MUD, but
without the content that goes along with it.

I really know little about socket handling, and every time I've looked at the
topic, I cringe in horror. That is the reason NakedMud was built on top of
SocketMud(tm); SocketMud(tm) was essentially a glorified chat client when I
got it, which suited my purposes perfectly, since it had all of the socket
work done, leaving all of the fun stuff for me to fool around with. Many
thanks go out to Brian Graversen for writing and releasing SocketMud(tm) to
the public.

The origional SocketMud(tm) README has been appended below.

For instructions on getting the MUD up and running, see startup.txt

Geoff Hollis
[email protected]
http://www.uc.edu/~hollisgf/

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SocketMud version 1.9

Little mud project, which has a command interpreter and supports
ANSI colors... has a nifty little help file system, and a few
commands (say, quit, who, etc). Also supports MCCP version 1 and 2.

I have used a few snippets of Erwin Andreasen's, so if you use this
codebase for something, remember to keep the credits to him, he
deserves it.

Simply type 'make' in the ../src/ directory, and start the mud
by typing './SocketMud &'. You can now connect by telnetting
to port 9009 on localhost (or whatever machine it runs on).

All parts of the SocketMud code written by me, that is contained
in this distribution, is considered public domain, and may be used
as you see fit - but do remember to give credit for Erwin's codebits,
even though they are considered PD as well.

Code and all that by

Brian Graversen ([email protected])