About Satyr
Satyr is an advanced, lightweight database created from Minimal.db for an enhanced LambdaMOO 1.8.1 server. New user accounts can be created from the login screen. Administrators are free to expand and change the database and its code.
Download Satyr
| System | Name | Description | Documentation | Source Files | Download | MD5 Hash |
 | Satyr Database | Original Satyr database |  | Source | Download (29 KB) | 01d6fb6966e5a198014c519bd85bdf3a |
| LambdaMOO Centaur | Enhanced LambdaMOO 1.8.1 server which can handle files and Linux shell commands | | - | Download (388 KB) | ab3ec2de4f4f505640f801d79b4d465f |
| LMC+Night | Enhanced LambdaMOO 1.8.1 server which can process Night color codes [Experimental] | | - | Download (395 KB) | e66c67599bbc6830f378f74b703fd82a |
Be sure to create a bin directory in the same directory as the executable and databases for filerun() to work.
To login to the database for the first time, the user is admin and the password is PASSWORD.
Modules
| Module Name | Description | Download | Documentation | MD5 Hash |
| Disk Access | Add disk access functionality | Download (18 KB) | | f7afcadbbd323e469ab4fa9e0a8cdca6 |
| Building & Movement | Add world-building and user movement | Download (13 KB) | | 23e58678695603e8f78aeebd216e9d93 |
| Binary Conversion | Convert strings and files to bit sequences and vice versa | Download (9 KB) | | b70f36cb85ce45fd5475df1e4c3c00ff |
| Network Interface | Open and interact with basic TCP/IP connections | Download (3 KB) | | 5eb1e2884184d4f16182d27906ae0e63 |
| Editor Interface | Add an editor interface for properties, verbs and files | Download (17 KB) | | 84f88ed73fd1cd174a67aa94f64828bb |
| Online Help | Add online command help | Download (10 KB) | | 8f8f41248a8c4e2a2e05e1fc528a328c |
Please read the comments especially at the top of each of these files as they contain important installation instructions.
Additional files for the Online Help Module can be found in the Help directory.
Module objects may be placed in a list-type property on a user object, $user.modules
New server commands can be added to a module object as opposed to $admin and $user.
Administrators can set modules for all and/or individual users.
If the module is not found in a user's .modules property, the verbs on it will not work for that user.