This is where the data used by MUDLINK resides.

peer.in        is a text file read in at boot time.

lockout.text   is a text file containing hostnames you wish to ban.
lockout.msg    is a test file containing a short message sent to banned sites.

help.text      is a text file containing information for the help command.
help.indx      is create automatically by MUDLINK and should not be tampered
               with.

sort.db        is a Cshell script that will sort MUDLINK databases by 
               alphabetical order.   Make the rpeers command look much nicer.

local.dict     is a text file that contains local words specific to the @spell
               command.  Use the addword script to update this file.

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A short word on the peer.in file and passwords..............
If you have previously started MUDLINK, shut it down.  An easy way of doing
this is to use the kill.mudlink script provided.  

The format for the peers database is:   Mudname Host Password 

The first entry in the enclosed peer file is Admin.
This entry gives you the option of logging directly into a MUDLINK on port 9327
You should CHANGE the default password for Admin to a more secure password.
Then using your favorite client, you many connect to port 9327 of the local 
machine and type "connect Admin XXXX"  Where XXX is the password you chose.

The second entry should be the local MUD that MUDLINK is going to latch with.
The password in this case MUST be the SAME EXACT password you chose for the
player MUDLINK when you created the robot.  Example:
If I created MUDLINK with a password of scssg and the name of my local mud is
AfterFive then my entry would look like this.....

AfterFive pa.itd.com scssg

Thirdly you can have any number of entries for other MUDLINKS that you wish
to network with. In this case your Password is a MUTUAL password agreed upon 
by both MUD admins.  Example:

AfterFive wants to link with Nails.  The agreed upon password is   "FILM"

AfterFive puts an entry in the peers dabase like this....
Nails flounder.rutgers.edu FILM

Nails puts an entry like this........
AfterFive pa.itd.com FILM


There is an example peer.in file provided.
