			How to install Empire2.3

Installation
	To install the Empire server, type the following:
	  configure
	  compile &

	Once the compilation has finished, type
          cd info
          make

        This will create the info pages for the game.

        Next, type
	  cd ../bin
	  files
	
	This will create all the files needed by the server.  The next
	step is to create your world.  To create a world with 10 countries
	having 30 sectors each, type:
	  fairland 10 30


Running
	Now that you have created your world, you should start the server.
	You do this by typing:
	  emp_server


Connecting
	To connect to your Empire server, type:
	  emp_client
	You will should then answer the prompts as follows:
	  Country name? POGO
	  Your name? peter

	If you have a problem connecting, see "Problems connecting" below.
	Once you have connected, you should type:
	  exec newcap_script
	This will add the 10 countries you created in "fairland 10 30" above.


Playing
	To play in the game, you should go to the directory where you installed
	the server and type:
	  emp_client
	To connect to, for example, country #3, you would answer the prompts:
	  Country name? 3
	  Your name? 3
	Once you have connected to a country, you should type:
	  info
	This will give you a list of subjects you can read to learn
	how to play.


More information
	For more information about running a game, see the files in
	the "doc" directory.  There are also man pages for all the Empire
	programs in the "man" directory.  The Empire FAQ may be found on
	the Planet's Empire Archives:
	  http://www.empire.net/~children/

Problems connecting
	If you get the error message "You're not a deity!" when trying to
	connect to the server, then that means the userid and host you are
	connecting from from does not match what is in "data/auth".  If this
	happens, then look at the end of the file called data/server.log for a
	line that looks like this:
Tue Sep 26 16:33:29 1995 NON-AUTHed Login attempted by children@205.164.80.15
	and then change the two lines in "data/auth" to match it.  For
	example, in my case, I would need to put:
children
205.164.80.15
	in my data/auth file. While this may seem like an unneccesary
	nuisance, it is an added level of security which is necessary to
	restrict who can login to the game as a deity.


Ken Stevens, 1995
