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[MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
Article #1133
Subject: [MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
Author: Jackie Hamilton
Posted: 10/22/2002 12:57:08 AM
Well, this list is pretty quiet so far, so... I'll go first... ;)
I've posted a copy of my answering machine core to the downloads page
(http://www.moo-cows.com/downloads.html). This is a MOO minimal
database; you just edit it with a text editor to change the "we're not
here" message.
Also I'm in the process of setting up a library MOO - to serve as a
warehouse for reusable code, and also a place for anyone interested to
learn programming. There's been some interest in having coding classes
there too. I'll post the login info on that once it's a little less
raw... :) I plan on having a web interface on it, so you'll be able to
@dump code goodies either from the MOO side or the web.
Hm, what else. I've been working on a flash MOO client; actually I have
the moo side of it working perfectly, it's the flash part that's a
little more troublesome :) as soon as I have a more generic/easily
modifiable version, I'll post it. I started working on it because I
didn't really want to use the existing Java-based flash servers for
handling flash games, and I think MOO can do the job just as well (if
not better).
Anyone else working on cool new MOO stuff? :)
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Jackie Hamilton
http://lightsphere.com/
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Article #1134
Subject: RE: [MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
Author: Aldon Hynes
Posted: 10/22/2002 07:51:08 AM
Well, we've got a bunch of interesting project going on at LogMOO. See
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo for information about LogMOO and
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo/connectivity.htm for a list of some of
our projects.
I am very interested in finding a good way of documenting and sharing the
projects that people are working on.
Aldon
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Subject: [MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
Well, this list is pretty quiet so far, so... I'll go first... ;)
I've posted a copy of my answering machine core to the downloads page
(http://www.moo-cows.com/downloads.html). This is a MOO minimal
database; you just edit it with a text editor to change the "we're not
here" message.
Also I'm in the process of setting up a library MOO - to serve as a
warehouse for reusable code, and also a place for anyone interested to
learn programming. There's been some interest in having coding classes
there too. I'll post the login info on that once it's a little less
raw... :) I plan on having a web interface on it, so you'll be able to
@dump code goodies either from the MOO side or the web.
Hm, what else. I've been working on a flash MOO client; actually I have
the moo side of it working perfectly, it's the flash part that's a
little more troublesome :) as soon as I have a more generic/easily
modifiable version, I'll post it. I started working on it because I
didn't really want to use the existing Java-based flash servers for
handling flash games, and I think MOO can do the job just as well (if
not better).
Anyone else working on cool new MOO stuff? :)
--
Jackie Hamilton
http://lightsphere.com/
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Article #1135
Subject: RE: [MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
Author: Fyren
Posted: 10/22/2002 10:02:12 AM
I have one you can add to the list. Someone else and I have been working on IMP, a central server based protocol that, so far, allows statistics gather, cross-moo paging and channels, code porting, comprehensive who listings, etc..
I've also used it to play an interesting game of inter-moo tag ;P
Aldon Hynes wrote:
Well, we've got a bunch of interesting project going on at LogMOO. See
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo for information about LogMOO and
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo/connectivity.htm for a list of some of
our projects.
I am very interested in finding a good way of documenting and sharing the
projects that people are working on.
Aldon
Article #1138
Subject: [MOO-wizzen] Project Database etc...
Author: Aldon Hynes
Posted: 10/22/2002 06:00:24 PM
I'm interested in finding out more about IMP. Where can I get information?
How do I load it on my server? What MOOs are connected to it? etc.
It seems to be somewhat similar to SunNET, Millenium, GNA-NET and MOO Soap.
So, I am also curious about how it might interconnect.
Also, I've got a LiveJournal client on my machine. Very primative. I would
like to look at other LiveJournal clients. (I am aldon at livejournal)
I've got simple servers loosely based on RFCs (finger, echo etc). I would
like to look at a nicer set.
For my web connectivity, I use $aloha, which sounds like it has some similar
stuff as Fyren. Again, perhaps we can work towards collaboration.
As to a project database, I am currently playing with a version of MOO CVS.
Personally, I would love to see that as the project database. The problem
is that none of the MOO CVS implementations support SSH and as such don't
interoperate well with SourceForge (As I understand the issue). If anyone
has a good CVS server we could use, that might be a nice way to build a
project database.
Lacking that, and perhaps also for documentation, doing things inMOO might
also be interesting. I have a primative WikiWiki that might be a nice way
to do that on LogMOO. If anyone wants to collaborate, let me know.
Aldon
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From: moo-wizzen-admin@nospam [mailto:moo-wizzen-admin@nospam]On
Behalf Of Fyren
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 11:02 AM
To: moo-wizzen@nospam
Subject: RE: [MOO-wizzen] answering machine db, and other stuff
I have one you can add to the list. Someone else and I have been working on
IMP, a central server based protocol that, so far, allows statistics gather,
cross-moo paging and channels, code porting, comprehensive who listings,
etc..
I've also used it to play an interesting game of inter-moo tag ;P
Aldon Hynes wrote:
Well, we've got a bunch of interesting project going on at LogMOO. See
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo for information about LogMOO and
http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo/connectivity.htm for a list of some of
our projects.
I am very interested in finding a good way of documenting and sharing the
projects that people are working on.
Aldon
And
Project wise: MOO clients for LiveJournal, IMP, various inMOO servers based
on RFCs, multiple Milenium addons (I miss that project), web-based
everything (mail, channels, help files, client, object browser, code
browser, VRML walk-through, code editor, password locked areas...), a
web-based 'horse track' betting/breeding/etc game powered by MOO, and lots
of little things that I can't remember right now :P Basically, I'm
interestead in implementing everything.. finding something practical to do
with it can come later ;)
On a side note.. I need a couple games to run IMP clients so that I can test
it out in a more widespread environment.
On a more serious note.. I normall don't send HTML mail.. but this is the
only way I can send for the next day
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Article #1139
Subject: Re: [MOO-wizzen] Project Database etc...
Author: James Littlefield
Posted: 10/23/2002 10:19:10 AM
> I'm interested in finding out more about IMP. Where can I get information?
> How do I load it on my server? What MOOs are connected to it? etc.
Right now it's not connected to anything. I'm moving it from version
0.2 to version 0.5. So, a lot of cleaning up code, fixing ambiguities,
etc. It should be up in beta form this weekend. Along with a detail
explanation of what it is and why it is.
> It seems to be somewhat similar to SunNET, Millenium, GNA-NET and MOO Soap.
> So, I am also curious about how it might interconnect.
SunNET & GNA-NET - Never heard of them.. where can I find information?
Millenium - Used it and acctually liked it, but it's not being
maintained anymore, the webpage is gone and the developer says he wants
nothing to do with it the last time I asked him. It also had some
serious routing problems.
MOO Soap - I've looked at this.. my only issue is that for the smallest
command, you're still sending multiple lines of data and extraneous
stuff. This is the main reason I started IMP, for something fast,
small and with a small bandwith footprint.
> Also, I've got a LiveJournal client on my machine. Very primative. I would
> like to look at other LiveJournal clients. (I am aldon at livejournal)
I pulled up my LiveJournal stuff last night and looked over it again.
All it needs is a little error checking and documentation and it'll be
ready for beta testing. I use http://www.livejournal.com/users/ljmoo to
test it ;P
> I've got simple servers loosely based on RFCs (finger, echo etc). I would
> like to look at a nicer set.
This is something I've wanted to do.. and would love to work with
someone on. I want to implement all relevant RFCs (POP, SMTP, time,
NNTP, MD5, RC6, etc..) and either release them as stand-alone servers in
the case of things like mail and usenet, or library packages in the
case of encryptions and hashes.
More later.. ;P
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