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CODE RELEASE: [lpmud driver] psyclpc 4.0.6 - derivate of LDMud
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ladies & gentlemen,
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wanted to inform you in accordance with Lars we have started shipping
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our own LDMUD distribution as it was getting just too complicated to
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maintain all necessary patches in our installation procedure for the
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psyced server (multi-protocol chat/messaging server).
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wrapping up our own tars has simplified distributing psyced a lot.
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we also dared to change the name (1) to make it less confusing for
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our users that "ldmud" belongs to "psyced" and (2) not to have to
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fulfil the high expectations you would put into an LDMud product. ;)
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psyclpc is a derivate of ldmud 3.3.714 (the current version in the
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ldmud repository since over a year) with the following changes:
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1. The driver has been modularized in such a way that you can turn
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each function, many of them typically needed for MUD use, on or
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off. The optional modules are:
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* actions (MUD command parser)
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* built-in editor 'ed'
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* inventories, environments and light
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* paranoid reference checks
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* shadowing
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* socket snooping
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* swapping
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Turning any of these off makes your driver lighter and faster,
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which is quite nice. ;)
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2. New optional packages have been added:
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* expat XML parser
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* DNS SRV resolution
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* JSON parser
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* automatic localhost telnet authentication via /proc.
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3. TLS support has been improved a lot.
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4. Minor fixes concerning 64 bit compilation, Solaris compilation,
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UTF-8 support, outgoing connections and multi-homed connects for
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dynamic DNS.
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5. Debugging message style has been revamped and the secondary debug
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log made optional, but you can switch it back to ldmud compatible
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whenever you want.
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6. All new functions are neatly configurable using the settings files
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introduced by LDMud.
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all in all no big deal, but it is being run in various places and
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seems to perform flawlessly, so that in itself is nice (the bugfixes
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submitted on mantis are really good!).
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we didn't remove anything of the MUD support, just made it all optional
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and configurable, so you can still run an LPMud on this. there is even a
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new field in the configure.in letting you put the "ldmud" name back in
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place, or whatever you want your driver to call itself. :)
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by the way, you may be interested that the psyced's "mudlib" is architected
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in a way that you can merge it into an existing mud. this brings PSYC, XMPP,
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IRC, RSS and several other features into your system - there has even been
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an experimental adaption of intermud over PSYC.. sort of an intermud 4.
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here are all the links:
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psyclpc http://lpc.psyc.eu
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psyced http://www.psyced.org
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psyc http://about.psyc.eu
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questions? telnet psyced.org
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