I did this on the system where I was hosting the mud I'm working on, but any system that's on reticulum and has an IP path to the mud would work. Just use the mud's address instead of localhost.

On the same system where I was hosting the mud:

rnsh -p # note the output hash

rnsh -n -l -- nc localhost 4000

And on the system where I wanted to connect:

rnsh hashofthatsystem

That's cool, but it's not a mud client, so with tintin:

#run mymud rnsh hashofthatsystem

#split 1

#cursor echo

And then everything is awesome. There are some issues with the approach, as the mud will think the client is just telnet, but for the most part, everything looks good.

Tags: index, reticulum

created: 2026-05-16

(re)generated: 2026-07-17