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LORD - A JavaScript rewrite of the classic Legend of the Red Dragon.
This door is intended to be a rewrite of the classic LORD in JavaScript. For
Synchronet systems, this means it can be ran without a separate process, but
with JSDOOR, it can also run under other BBS software.
For Synchronet BBSs, setup is straightforward:
[LORD]
1: Name LORD 5.00 JS
2: Internal Code LORD
3: Start-up Directory /sbbs/xtrn/lord
4: Command Line ?lord.js
5: Clean-up Command Line
6: Execution Cost None
7: Access Requirements
8: Execution Requirements
9: Multiple Concurrent Users Yes
10: Intercept I/O No
11: Native Executable No
12: Use Shell to Execute No
13: Modify User Data No
14: Execute on Event No
15: Pause After Execution No
16: BBS Drop File Type None
17: Place Drop File In Node Directory
18: Time Options...
For non-synchronet systems, socket and stdio are both supported. door.sys
should be used with the socket handle passed on the command-line:
jsdoor lord.js -d /path/to/door.sys -s <handle>
LORD.js also has an IGM installer/uninstaller. From the LORD directory, you
can run the script using jsexec or jsdoor with the following syntax:
jsexec lord.js +IGM path/to/igm.js
This will add the IGM to your other places automatically. To remove the IGM,
use -IGM.
LORD is configured via the lord.ini file.
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