I think you should be able to use the set command. set <playername> password <password> If this does not work, there is a utility called mudpasswd in the src/util directory that will change it for you. I'm not too sure how far this goes back, but I know it's on 3.0pl10. :) I think it should have compiled all the utilities the first time, so the executable would be bin/mudpasswd. Also, it should be recompiled if you ever changed anything in the playerfile, or else it will corrupt the playerfile. Hope this helps. /*-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*\ | Fred Herbert | | herb8590@swampfox.fmarion.edu | | Radley on InsomniaMUD - arcade.com 1111 | \*-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*/ On Mon, 22 Apr 1996, Christopher M. Lee wrote: > Hello, > > I have a simple question. If a player loses his password. How can I go > about getting it changed or find the old password for him. I am sure there > has got to be a command or something but I can not find it in the docs or > scr. Thanks for your help. > > Yours, > > Christopher M. Lee > chrisl@earthlink.net > cmlphoto@earthlink.net >
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