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MudNet is a robot, meaning a computer program that logs
in to a player. It links several MU*'s together and allows players on
all of them to do WHO, page,
@mail, and +finger commands across all the
connected MU*s.
Commands:
- mnworlds
- list of MU*'s that MudNet is connected to.
- mnworld <wo>
mnworlds status display for worlds starting with <wo>
- mnlist [<expr>]
- short list of just world names, see below
- mninfo <world>
- a brief description of <world>
- mnwho <world>
- shows you the WHO listing from <world>
- mnpwho <world>
- shows you the
+who listing from <world>.
- mnstaff <world>
- shows you a
+staff or +admin listing from
<world>.
- mnsearch <name>
- shows you a list of worlds where a certain player exists.
- mnfinger <name>@<world>
- shows you <name>'s
+finger info on
<world>
- mnpage <name>@<world>=<message>
- pages <message> to that person
- mnmail <name>@<world>=<message>
- sends <name> a mail message
- mncredits
- shows you the credits for MudNet :)
More about mnlist
The mnlist command can be used to filter the list of
worlds according to several criteria, such as up/down status, mush
type, etc. The accepted keywords are:
- -all (all worlds)
- -up, -down, -pause (connection status)
- -disabled, -enabled (whether to try reconnecting)
- -public, -private (address shown or not)
- -pennmush, -mux, -tinymux, -tinymush, -alloymush, -rhostmush, -mure,
-muse, -daemonmush, -darkzone, -coldcore (MU* server types)
A keyword that does not begin with a dash will be interpreted
as the beginning of a world name. Most keywords may be abbreviated
somewhat. !<keyword> matches all worlds that don't match
<keyword>. You can form rudimentary boolean expressions using a
space for AND and a comma for OR. For example:
- mnlist tf -up
- lists connected worlds that begin with 'tf'.
- mnlist !-penn !-mux -up, -mux -private
- lists worlds which are either non-pennmush, non-tinymux and
connected, OR private and tinymux.
The MudNet Comsys
MudNet now includes a softcoded comsys with support for
multiple channels. To "create" a channel, you can simply join it, get
other people to join it, and start sending messages. Channel messages
are sent only to worlds where someone is listening on the channel.
We've purposely provided no way to get a list of all channels that
currently exist; this means you can set up a private channel just by
picking an obscure name. For general public conversations, we suggest
using channel 0 for starters.
Comsys Commands:
- mnjoin <chan>
- subscribes you to a MudNet channel (alphanumeric only)
- mnleave <chan>
- unsubscribes you from a channel
- mnclist
- lists the MudNet channels you're on
- mncwho <world>=<chan>
- shows you who is on the MudNet channel for <world>
- mncwhoall <chan>
- returns a cwho list for <chan> on all worlds
- mnchan <chan>=<message>
- sends a message to everyone on <chan>
- mn <chan> <message>
- equivalent to mnchan
- mnc <message>
- sends a message on the last channel used
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