See acs.c for the permissions system. Filter out commands and menu options for the current user.

use LMDB to store game objects.

There is a section in boris.c where things start with plugin_ and could be moved into its own file.

code is using LF ("\n") but PuTTY's telnet defaulted to CR/LF

two ways to solve this, modify MTH to negotiate a LF mode. or modify MTH to insert CR before LF.

Pressing 'L' Enter then typing in user name reports "Invalid Login" without seeming to wait for my password.

Works on subsequent attempts. And doesn't block using TF, but sure is annoying.

Works fine every time with the generic telnet client on Linux.

Guessing some Telnet codes are being negotiated with TF and confusing the new-line handling?

Add utility to make it easier to directly edit the database to add or remove users, generate lists, change passwords, etc.

Enhance the "help" command to access a help system.

Requirements for bug closure:

• short write-up of how the help system works, in a README.md or ARCH.md
• one or more help file(s) in the database
• a high-level API for reading and listing help files in the database. (help.c)
• enhance command_do_help() to access the help files

Use LISP-like syntax to serialize objects and store in LMDB.
Modify room code to manipulate the object data structure.

Typing something like "char set 1" leaves a record in "data/chars/1" that is empty:

id          = 1
room.current= 0
room.home   = 0
            = 

(TODO: add a description of the intended work)

"char new" and "char set" have no permission checking and can be ran multiple times.
"char get" reveals more than it should to normal players.

Create a command-line builder and menu-based builder.

Usage:
"olc" - brings up a menu, choose Zones, Room, Items, Quests, NPCs, etc. (To be determined)

"olc room" - goes straight to the Room menu.

menu.c can be used for the menu code and command.c can be used for the command-line code.

Add builder only commands for creating new rooms and opening links between rooms.

usage:

dig <direction>

result:

• initialize a room using template for current zone (determined by current room)
• creates connected exits in current room and the new room. (north=south, east=west, etc.)

Builder is expected to further edit the exits and rooms using other commands.