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<h1>Discworld mudlib version wibble</h1>
To setup and run this mudlib you will need to do the following things:
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<li> If you wish to run mysql and connect up to the errors system you must
turn on the database efuns in the local_options file. This may be more
difficult than this, consult the <a href="http://www.mudos.org">mudos</a>
documentation.
<li> First you will need to compile up the driver, the options you need to
compile the driver with are listed in /driver/local_options in the
mudlib directory. You must edit the local_options file to get the
directory to the find the config files setup correctly. The mudlib
comes with config files in the /driver directory.
You copy the local_options file into the directory
with your driver sources then run 'build.MudOS' and then 'make'.
<li> Copy the driver binary into your bin directory.
<li> If you are using mysql you must create the databases for the system
to hook up to. The system uses the databases 'discworld' and 'errors'.
Once the database is setup you must setup the tables. The table
definitions are in the db directory of the mudlib. The following
sequence of commands should setup your database.<br>
You create these with:<br>
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mysqladmin create database discworld
mysqladmin create database errors
cd $(mudlibdir)/db
mysql errors < errors
mysql discworld < discworld
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<li> Setup your config.dw_distribution file, you will need to change the
path to your mudlib and the binary directory in this file. Setting
your mud name as something other than 'dw_dist' would be a good
idea too.
<li> Edit the /include/config.h directory to setup any configurable mudlib
options.
<li> Edit /secure/master.c to set yourself up as an administrator.
<li> Run the driver!<br>
$(bindir)/driver config.dw_dist
<li> Connect to the mudlib and everything should be working. You may need
to 'upgrade' after saving for the first time for some of the commands
to turn on.
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