Thanks!
"George M. Ellenburg" (gme@nebula.ispace.com)
Tue, 12 Dec 1995 20:38:29 PST
I would like to thank those of you who responded to my earlier plea for =
assistance. <G>. However, I'd like to pick your brains a little more, =
if you don't mind (and God I hope this doesn't waste bandwidth) <G>...
(1) Got the Net-Mail up and working - haven't applied the fix yet for =
the #503 whachamacallit but it's forwarding and sending and that's all I =
care about - however... I sent a request for a player and specified one =
of my alternate E-Mail addresses. The header I received was quite =
strange. Instead of saying, "From: <space@nebula.ispace.com>" (which =
did appear in the "Reply-to:" field) the header said:
Date: Mon Dec 11 22:48:41 1995 GMT-0300
From: 2@YourMOO.moo.mud.org
Reply to: space@nebula.ispace.com
To: gme@quasar.ispace.com
Subject: Your YourMOO character, test
=09
>From Wizard@YourMOO:
I've gone through the $network and $mail variables and set everything up =
- am I missing something else?
(2) Allright - this may sound like a really stupid question - but to =
someone who's fairly familiar with Unix - but unfortunately not so with =
MOO's, I was a bit surprised after going through the object numbers and =
finding a player called "Hacker" ?! Needless to say it's password has =
since been changed to something so unintelligable - hell, I even forgot =
what I set it to - BUT - what is this "player" used for anyway? It sure =
owns a lot of verbs.... I know, stupid question...
(3) The housekeeper... is this a process that is constantly running =
while the MOO is in operation? I remember reading that it will pick up =
"litter", etc. as well. ????
(4) Object Numbers: After recycling an object, will it's numbers ever =
be re-used automatically or is there something specific the Wizard must =
do? Also, I've recycled several objects created by Wizard (including a =
few toaded test characters) however, when I @audit wizard, they appear =
still in the database but with <invalid-object> as their description. =
Should I worry?
(5) And last but not least - does anyone know of a way for =
automatically "cleaning up" the database while the MOO is in operation =
or am I subject to the database growing in sizes so large that it uses =
up all my system resources (special thanks to "def" for kinda helping me =
out on this issue the other night - but how can I, as a Wizard, ensure =
that once we go live the players will purge their mail (and how can I =
check?) or is this something the housekeeper will do automatically?)
Sorry for the trouble... thanks in advance!
-George