Subj : Re: Open-Adventure as a BBS door
To   : Ryan Fantus
From : Rob Swindell
Date : Mon Oct 24 2022 11:42:03

  Re: Re: Open-Adventure as a BBS door
  By: Ryan Fantus to Rob Swindell on Mon Oct 24 2022 01:49 am

 >  RS> Now, as is, the game allows a user to save and restore their game and
 >  RS> specify the file path/name to save-to/restore-from, so that's a
 >  RS> security concern for sure. I made a fork (and a pending merge request)
 >  RS> that
 >
 > Excellent, downloaded and built, tested, and installed on my BBS :)
 >
 > I've done similar with a number of opensource roguelikes - made them more or
 > less work as BBS doors and tried to plug the security gaps. Fortunately, the
 > roguelike universe is so incredibly incestuous they all basically implement
 > the same logic for saving and accessing the filesystem, so it makes it easy
 > to patch them.
 >
 > Thanks for sharing this fork!

Thank you for sharing my dog food! :-)
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