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I've downloaded Mudlet, and as far as I can tell it's working fine. I've downloaded the IMTS and this comes up when I open it.

Last login: Sun Jan 24 18:23:48 on ttys000
Lucus-Tates-MacBook:~ LucusTate$ /Applications/imts/bot ; exit;
Listening on port 123, bound on localhost.
Init_socket: bind: Permission denied.
No ports to listen on! Define at least one.
logout

[Process completed]

I've also changed the port to 123 and the server thing to 127.0.0.1 and the same thing happens. So if anyone can help me connect to imperian through the mudlet using IMTS on a mac, it'd be greatly appreciated.

Your IMTS bot has no permision to open a port and listen for incoming connections (=Mudlet). Run IMTS as user root.

Just change the port form 123 to something over 1024. I use 1234.

Heiko wrote:Your IMTS bot has no permision to open a port and listen for incoming connections (=Mudlet). Run IMTS as user root.

Thanks, but I'm new to macs and I don't know how to run something as user root. Would you mind explaining?

Ports below 1024 need root permission. I don't know much about this IMTS bot, but most likely you can chose a higher port number somewhere e.g. 7777 or similar.

Hrm, well I'm still having problems making the bot listen on anything other than 123.

It's in the config.txt file

Sorry for being so hard to get along with.
I've changed things around and can't manege to fix it. Here's my config.txt file, what needs to be done?

# MudBot configuration file.
# Uncomment (i.e. remove the '#' before) anything you want to be parsed.
# If there's something you don't understand here, just leave it as it is.

# Ports to listen on. They can be as many as you want. "default" is 123.

# These will accept connections only from localhost.
allow_foreign_connections "yes"

#listen_on "default"
listen_on "1234"

# And anyone can connect to these.
allow_foreign_connections "yes"

#listen_on "1523"


# If these are commented or left empty, MudBot will ask the user where to connect.

host "imperian.com"
port "23"


# Proxy. The type can be "http" or "socks5". If empty, "http" is assumed.

proxy_type ""
proxy_host ""
proxy_port ""


# Autologin. Requires ATCP.
# Keep your password here at your own risk! Better just leave these empty.

user ""
pass ""


# Name to use on ATCP authentication. To disable ATCP use "none".
# To login as "MudBot <actual version>" use "default" or leave it empty.

atcp_login_as "default"
#atcp_login_as "Nexus 3.0.1"
#atcp_login_as "JavaClient 2.4.8"


# Mud Client Compression Protocol.

disable_mccp "no"


# Mud eXtension Protocol. Can be "disabled", "locked", "open", or "secure".
# Read the MXP specifications on http://www.zuggsoft.com for more info.

default_mxp_mode "open"


# Telnet Go-Ahead sequence. Some clients can't live with it, some can't without it.

strip_telnet_ga "no"


# Read and parse these files too.

include "user.txt"



# Linux modules: Shared object files.

so "./imperian.so"
so "./i_mapper.so"
so "./i_offense.so"
so "./mmchat.so"
so "./voter.so"
so "./i_script.so"





-Also, the only way I can find to reset the bot, is by resetting my computer. Any other way?

Are you using port 1234 in Mudlet when connecting? because the bot is already set properly:

Yeah. Even if I open the bot without mudlet, the message I posted earlier comes up.