your best bet is to patch by hand and know what you need to code to allow the
patches to work with each other. I completely gave up on trying to use patch to
install the buffer system because i needed to go through all the files. almost
every patch needs a little tweak (the big ones)
on another note, what mods do you have? I am always interested in seeing new
ideas.
--Angus
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Subject: Re: Hi All.. I'm glad this list exists!
Author: INTERNET:CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca at CSERVE
Date: 10/20/97 3:26 PM
It's nice to get responded to by a Circle Guru :)
I have(had) Circle running without problems on a Linux box here, the only
real changes I have made so far have been ASCII based pfiles and OasisOLC
1.5.
Seems that NO other large patches I have tried function properly after
that, errors are usually in olc.c. Perhaps someone could tell me what
order these patches should be applied? The combo3.pacth Failed miserably,
but I would prefer to installl them by hand one at a time so i can test,
debug and modify to suit.
I do not ever use netscape to download anything FTP :) I am a command line
junky...GUI's are nice and have their place, but.....
Any advice or hints will be gratefully accepted, once I get the main code
up to current specs, I will begin adding all the mods I have written for
the last 10 years.. Thankfully I wrote most of them for some version of
the original DIKU. I would be happy to share all of them with Any
CircleMUD admins that want them..
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