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From: colin@ultima.socs.uts.edu.au (Colin Panisset I)
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Subject: [mud] Re: MUD Sources
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Date: 10 Jan 91 21:35:24 GMT
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Archive-name: games/mud/belch.berkeley.edu/1991-01-10
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Original-posting-by: colin@ultima.socs.uts.edu.au (Colin Panisset I)
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sisley@milton.u.washington.edu (David Barr) writes:

#Where can I get the source codes to mud (any type)?  I am not so
#interested in the game itself, but I want to learn how to write a
#program that uses sockets and interacts with telnet clients.

#+---------------------------------+
#| David Barr    BBS:(206)526-8620 |
#| e-mail: sisley@u.washington.edu |
#+---------------------------------+

  The anonymous ftp archive at belch.berkeley.edu (128.32.152.202) has a
nearly complete range of MUD sources, in compressed tar format, in the 
/pub directory. There are tinyMUDS, MUSHes, MUCKs, LPMUDs, and so on. 

  Go to, and perhaps you'll be so enthralled that there'll be another
MUD for us to play with...
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