I just run Ubuntu in VirtualBox, and connect to my VPN via Ubuntu, and run Mudlet in Ubuntu.

After an hour or so of mudlet 2.0 test4 running my scripts on both windows and ubuntu 11, it will freeze and use 100% cpu. The command line output on ubuntu doesn't show anything useful - it just says "line 2: 9322 Terminated", without a consistent line number: I've seen 9297, 8757, etc. It only ...

For windows, you can just use the free Windows Live Mesh to sync up to 5Gb of files.

I had issues with MERGE_UNIQUE simply not working. I ended up serializing my tables with table.load() and table.save(), instead of using the db stuff.

Also, check out the tsujin's generic luasql front-end, which you can use if you're familiar with SQL http://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t ...

Did you ever get the latest snapshot to compile in windows? I'd love to see some updated instructions...

Ok, I did all the above, but still couldn't compile until I added dependencies hunspell, libhunspell-1.2-0, and libhunspell-dev. I also copied the hunspell souce folder into the /mudlet/src folder, though I'm not sure if this is necessary...

Edit: Also, the qmake folder seems to have moved in the ...

I get an "Error 403 - Snapshots not allowed", when I try to download the Mudlet Source in Step 2...

Edit: Oh, found the correct link in the Stickied thread: http://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=474

1) If you supply a number to the random() function, it'll return a number between 1 and that number.
2) use echo() instead of print()
3) if you want your text to parse aliases before sending, use expandAlias() instead of send().

So I would try:

tempTimer(random(155)+150,[[echo("Executing alias 1 ...

I can't seem to figure out how Mudlet/Lua does case insensitive regex matches for triggers.

When I try the ?i syntax (Java/.NET), I get a regex compile error.

Sounds are assigned to channels (up to four of them atm), but there's no command to stop a channel from playing, yet.

Ideally, playSoundFile will return the channel number, and stopChannel(number) would exist

Also, playSoundFile() seems to choose channel 4 (or the most recently accessed channel ...