On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 04:26:11PM +0100, Artovil was heard to say:
> At 08:52 2002-01-13 +0600, you wrote:
> >On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 09:07:14AM -0500, Karl B Buchner was heard to say:
> >
> > > This is just a thought...
> > > It seems that autorun springs up as a problem every once
> > > in a while...and its not compatible with windows (I think)
> > > and possibly other systems. Wouldn't it be easier if it was
> > > implemented as a small, stand alone program that used
> > > the data in conf.h to compile a version that is correct for the
> > > OS?
> >
> >I think an easier fix would be to have someone that is using
> >Circle on Windows create autorun.bat that does the same as the
> >perl or shell scripts that come with the stock code.
> >
> >I'd do it, but I use linux for my mud, and haven't coded batch
> >files in at least a decade.
> >
> > Larry
> >
> >Larry Robinson
> >krenshala@koboldi.net
> >krenshala@jump.net
> >:wq
>
> For the last time: Read the FAQ, read the WTFAQ (old one, new one, doesn't
> make a lick of a difference to tell you the blunt truth), look at the FTP,
> all you need is there. Most of what has been discussed at length the past
> weeks has already been covered back in 1996. By saying "look at the FTP" I
> do not mean that you should load up the root directory, look at it, and
> then close the window. I mean: browse through all the directories, read
> through the index files, and open up a file here and there. I didn't
> associate lazy with stupid before, but some of the people on this list is
> about to make me change my mind on that one.
>
> Spank you very much.
> My $0.02.
> /Artovil
Is this directed at me?
Larry
Larry Robinson
krenshala@koboldi.net
krenshala@jump.net
:wq
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