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tinyfugue:connecting_securely [2021/07/14 21:14] – created beboptinyfugue:connecting_securely [2021/07/14 21:31] (current) – bebop
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-====== Connecting to Dune Securely with TinTin++ ======+====== Connecting to Dune Securely with Tinyfugue ======
  
 DUNE and Tinyfugue both support [[https://www.cloudflare.com/en-ca/learning/ssl/transport-layer-security-tls/|Transport Layer Security (TLS)]]. DUNE and Tinyfugue both support [[https://www.cloudflare.com/en-ca/learning/ssl/transport-layer-security-tls/|Transport Layer Security (TLS)]].
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 **If you're using the beta build of Tinyfugue (5.0b8) there's no reason to use the telnet port! Choose the secure port (//6788//) instead!!** **If you're using the beta build of Tinyfugue (5.0b8) there's no reason to use the telnet port! Choose the secure port (//6788//) instead!!**
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 +===== How to Connect Securely =====
 +  * If you require the beta build of Tinyfugue, Debian-based users can use apt-get and run 'tf5' from the shell:
 +<code>sudo apt-get install tf5
 +tf5</code> 
 +Otherwise, visit [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinyfugue/|https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinyfugue/]] to compile and install it yourself.
 +  * Define your world normally with the /addworld command (or a world file):
 +<code>/addworld -Tlp.mud Bebop dunemud.net 6788</code>
 +  * Simply use the /connect command with the '-x' argument to connect securely
 +<code>/connect -x Bebop</code>
 +
 +And you're done!
 +