> It's two things: > > - authentication, so you know that you are connecting to the same > mud you've been connected to before. > > - encryption, so you know that nobody on the network will read the > things you send nor the things you receive (like passwords, notes, > tells etc) > > It's all to secure the application to application traffic. > > Edwin >
While that would be a very adventerous project. The only thing I can see would be no one would be able to use the clients their used to. mcl, tinyfugue, tintin, zMud, gMud...etc.. I don't think any of these would be able to handle an ssh, or even an SSL tunnel into a mud. Jef
