Circle Intermud Services

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Here is a list of all services used by the Circle Intermud protocol. This list is NOT yet complete, nor is it completely accurate: I'm still working on this bit...

"startup"

Notify the world that we are alive.

1. 1000
2. The Intermud UDP port
3. The name of our mud
4. The mud's login port (TCP)
5. An integer indicating the type of this mud
   (1 = Circle, 2 = Merc, 3 = Envy, 4 = Other)
6. The driver version of this mud
7. Intermud version (usually "1.0")
8. Supported services (usually "F0000000")

"ping request"

Send out information about ourselves.

1. 1020
2. The Intermud UDP port
3. The name of our mud
4. The mud's login port (TCP)
5. An integer indicating the type of this mud
   (1 = Circle, 2 = Merc, 3 = Envy, 4 = Other)
6. The driver version of this mud
7. Intermud version (usually "1.0")
8. Supported services (usually "F0000000")

"ping reply"

Send out information about ourselves.

1. 1030
2. The name of our mud
3. The mud's login port (TCP)
4. The Intermud UDP port
5. An integer indicating the type of this mud
   (1 = Circle, 2 = Merc, 3 = Envy, 4 = Other)
6. The driver version of this mud
7. Intermud version (usually "1.0")
8. Supported services (usually "F0000000")

"mudlist request"

Retrieve a mudlist.

1. 1040
2. Reserved for local communication

"mudlist reply"

Send out information about ourselves.

1. 1050
2. The name of a mud
3. The mud's login port (TCP)
4. The Intermud UDP port
5. An integer indicating the type of this mud
   (1 = Circle, 2 = Merc, 3 = Envy, 4 = Other)
6. The driver version of this mud
7. Intermud version (usually "1.0")
8. Supported services (usually "F0000000")
9. ...
   (etc.)

"dns update"

Send out information about ourselves. (Possibly as a reply to a mudlist.)

1. 1070
2. The name of our mud
3. The mud's login port (TCP)
4. The Intermud UDP port
5. The driver version of this mud
6. Intermud version (usually "1.0")
7. An integer indicating the type of this mud
   (1 = Circle, 2 = Merc, 3 = Envy, 4 = Other)
8. Supported services (usually "F0000000")

"info"

Send out general information for logging purposes only.

1. 1100
2. Reserved for local communication

"tell request"

Send out information about ourselves.

1. 2000
2. The player we wish to address
3. The mud this player is on
4. The active player
5. The name of our mud
6. The message we want to relay

"tell reply"

Response to a tell or page.

1. 2010
2. The wizard to respond to
3. The mud to send to
4. "Server" dummy name
5. The name of our mud
6. The message, e.g.
   %s is not currently on-line; %s is currently mailing or writing; Your message has been delivered

"who request"

Request login information from another mud.

1. 2020
2. The mud we want a listing from
3. The active player
4. The name of our mud

"who reply"

Respond to a who request

1. 2030
2. The mud to respond to
3. The player to respond to
4. The name of our mud
5. Information about an active player
   [level] name title
6. ...
   (etc.)

"page"

Send a "page" to another player.

1. 2040
2. User to page
3. The mud this user is on
4. The active player
5. The name of our mud
6. The message to send, or NONE for a general page

"mudinfo request"

Request information on another mud

1. 2050
2. Reserved for local communication

"mudinfo reply"

Send out information about ourselves.

1. 2055
2. Reserved for local communication

"wiz"

Say something over the intermud wizard channel.

1. 3000
2. The active player
3. The name of our mud
4. The message we wish to relay

"dns purge"

Force a mudlist purge.

1. 4000
2. Reserved for local communication

"reget"

Request a mudlist from the bootmaster.

1. 4020
2. Reserved for local communication

"stats"

Get status information.

1. 4040
2. Reserved for local communication

"mute"

Mute/unmut a complete mud.

1. 4060
2. Reserved for local communication

"debug"

Toggle intermud debugging on/off.

1. 4070
2. Reserved for local communication