The Tale (Russian: ) - Russian multiplayer ZPG-sandbox. trigger-rally (0.6.5+dfsg-3) universe: free 3D rally racing car game. That, though, is where such a hypothetical protocol would come into play but I guess there is something of a chicken-and-egg situation in that Mudlet or any other client needs to support other MUDs without such a thing. Mudlet - A cross-platform, open source, and super fast MUD (text-only MMORPGs) client with scripting in Lua. mudlet (1:3.7.1-1) universe: Graphical MUD client with fast lua scripting.
Its fairly easy to add a highlight trigger in Mudlet if you want to see it.
#Mudlet auto heal trigger password
So sending a user name and a password after a short delay is not so unreasonable as it seems, unfortunately MUD servers are not exactly the same as a remote connection to a *nix computer in that they have to offer the means for a previously unknown user name to connect and set up a new account this requirement is probably what led to some MUDs using a menu type system, even if that is limited to displaying a list of options and inviting the user to select an option to proceed. While NameDB automatically picks up the class of people from cwho and hwho. Vadi wrote:Now what would be really good is if MUDs standardised logins via some protocol that Mudlet could use!Well the underlying Telnet protocol does have a standard - after a brief flurry of option negotiation the Server would be expected to ask the Client for a user-name and then a password - exactly like a command line login on a *nix console.
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