On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Mark Dickey wrote:
>First question is with an On-line editor. Right now when you edit a room
>etc it is pretty annoying. What is the possibility of somehow calling vi
>and then when you can vi, it knows you are done with the editing?
>
>Has anyone done anything like this and would it even be possible?
>
>I want to let one or two people, besides myself, edit the code, but to do
>this they need the telnet access.
>
>I don't want them to have a full account on there, but a restricted shell
>that allows very few commands and restricts them to the /usr/local/mud
>directory.
MUD++ implemented a mini telnet daemon which would spawn a secure pico
shell where the person could edit things.
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