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BNETD(1)							 The bnetd Project							  BNETD(1)

NAME

       bnetd - Unix Battle.net daemon

SYNOPSIS

       bnetd [-f] [-c configfile] [-d dumpfile]

DESCRIPTION

       bnetd  is a program that will eventually completely emulate a Blizzard Battle.net server.  Currently Starcraft, Brood War, Diablo, and War-
       craft II BNE are supported as clients.

       It is known to work under most versions of Unix and can also be used under Windows as a win32 console application.

OPTIONS

       -c --config
	      Use this configuration file instead of the compiled-in default location.

       -d --hexdump
	      Put a hex dump of packets sent and received into the specified file.

       -f --foreground
	      The server normally acts as a daemon and goes into the background.  This forces the server to run in the foreground.

       -h --help --usage
	      Print server usage information and exit.

       -v --version
	      Print its version number and exit.

FILES

       bnetd.conf
	      The main configuration file.  Among other things, it specifies the locations for the other files used by the daemon.

       bnmotd.txt
	      The "message of the day" file.  This is displayed when the user enters the first chat channel.

       bnetd_default_user
	      This is the default account file.  The contains all default account attributes which are used when an attribute is  not  set  on	an
	      actual account.

	      channel.list This is the permanent channel list.	Short names, target clients, and other attributes may be specified here.

       news.txt
	      The contensts of this file are printed when the /news command is used.

       ad.list
	      This  is	the  ad banner list which determines which banners to display at which times.  The order of display for the banners may be
	      specified as well as the URL which they should follow when clicked.

       bnban  The IP ban file can be used to block connections from certain addresses.

       bnhelp This file contains the the chat command help.

       gametrans
	      The game address translation file can be used to allow players from behind a NAT firewall to play with those outside  of	the  fire-
	      wall.

       autoupdate
	      This is the autoupdate MPQ archive list.	It chooses which versions of which clients to update.

       tos.txt
	      This is the Terms Of Service file that is displayed before a user can create a new account.

       icons.bni
	      The icons which the client displays for players in the chat rooms.

       ad000001.pcx
	      This is the ad Banner. Currently, it says "Welcome to... BNETD".

NOTES

       The current version is available at:

	      http://www.bnetd.org/

SEE ALSO

       bntrackd(1), bnproxy(1), bnchat(1), bnbot(1), bnpass(1), bnftp(1), bnetd.conf(5), bnmotd.txt(5)

AUTHORS

       Ross Combs (ross@bnetd.org), Rob Crittenden (rob@bnetd.org), and Mark Baysinger (mark@bnetd.org)

BNETD
								   12 June, 2000							  BNETD(1)

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ggz-wrapper(6)							  GGZ Gaming Zone						    ggz-wrapper(6)

NAME

       ggz-wrapper - GGZ Gaming Zone command line core client

SYNOPSIS

       ggz-wrapper [--gametype GAMENAME] [--user NAME] [--destnick NAME] [OPTION...]

DESCRIPTION

       The  GGZ  Gaming  Zone allows people to play many games online using so-called GGZ core clients which are chat clients with integrated game
       launchers.

       The ggz-wrapper tool is a small special GGZ core client for the command line. It does not support chat or  display  of  rooms,  tables  and
       players,  but  instead  is useful for fast launching of online games.  Therefore, its main purpose is to be invoked from instant messengers
       such as gaim or kopete.

       It currently supports all two-player games, as human against human or human against bot. If no options are given, ggz-wrapper will invoke a
       Tic-Tac-Toe game client on the default GGZ server, live.ggzgamingzone.org, logging in as guest user.

OPTIONS

       --gametype=GAMENAME
	      The  name  of  the game to play, e.g. TicTacToe or Chess.  This option expects a case-sensitive argument which must match one of the
	      available game modules in ggz.modules. If the game type is not supported by the specified GGZ server, the invocation will fail.

       --user=NAME
	      The name of the player who is running the client. The default is to run with an automatically generated guest user name. In order to
	      use a registered name, the option --password is implied.

       --destnick=NAME
	      The  name of the other player. If omitted or empty, the player running the client will launch the table (game host). If empty, other
	      player will be the bot.  If not empty, player will join the table which the other player already launched.

       --password=PASSWORD
	      Password to use in case of playing as a registered user. Note that on a multi-user systems, other  users	might  see  the  password,
	      which is a security risk.

       --server=SERVER
	      The server to play on. If not specified, the default server is ggz://live.ggzgamingzone.org.

       --port=PORT
	      The port to use to connect to the GGZ server. PORT is almost always 5688, so this option is rarely needed.

AUTHORS

       The GGZ Development Team <ggz-dev@mail.ggzgamingzone.org>

SEE ALSO

       ggz.modules(5), ggz(7)

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