You will need more than the email address. Find out either the address of the machine which the account is on. It might be domain.com (i.e. the last part of the email). Telnet to that machine and log in with your userid and password. Next, ftp to cambot.circlemud.org. Change to directory /pub/CircleMUD/3.x. Get the file circle30bpl11.tar.gz. When it is downloaded, type gzip -dc circle30bpl11.tar.gz | tar xvf -....this will decompress the file. Next, cd circle30bpl11 and type ./configure. This will take about a minute... Once configure is done, cd src and type make all. Your mud will compile. When it's done, cd .. and autorun & (or sh autorun & on some os's). Your mud will boot on port 4000. You may get a bunch of crap about trying to move syslogs. You can deal with this in three ways: 1. Start and kill the script about six times. 2. Let it go through the whole process...this takes about 30 min. 3. Just remove the lines about moving the syslog from autorun...not recommended. If you do this, put them back the second time you boot. A lot of this is in the Readme...be sure to look at it before you get started. If you're running on a Windows machine, that's a different story. See README.WIN for additional setup instructions. Pheonix wrote: > > Boy I feel stupid.. How do I place a mud on a site? > I was given account's e-mail address and password. So how do I place my > mud on it? > Thanks, > Pheonix +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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