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Revision as of 16:58, 8 October 2011

A public server allows one to play NetHack or a variant in a shared space on the Internet where one can encounter other people's bones and see scores in the server's scorelist. You may also choose to watch someone's game that is in progress. You can access a public server by using a telnet or SSH client.

List of public servers

Server Location Games How to connect
http://alt.org/nethack California, United States
http://nethack.kraln.com/ Washington DC, United States
  • NetHack
  • Zork I
  • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
http://sporkhack.com/ Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
http://nh.eotl.org/ Dallas, Texas, United States
http://nethack.fi/ Finland
  • NetHack
http://nethack.feorar.org/ Germany
http://slashem.crash-override.net/ Nuremberg, Germany
http://slashem.de Germany
http://un.nethack.nu/
  • Sweden
  • United States
http://nethack.veekun.com/ Dallas, Texas, United States
  • NetHack with a custom patchset
nethack.proles.net Germany
  • NetHack
http://acehack.eu/ Ireland
http://acehack.us/ Virginia, United States
  • AceHack
http://nethack.eu/ Germany
  • NetHack
  • Air Traffic Control
  • Tetris

Setting up your own server

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"How to setup your own server?"

There are several ways to manage your public NetHack server, but the most common is to use dgamelaunch, which manages user accounts and runs the NetHack processes in a chroot jail when a user telnets into the server.


For FreeBSD, there is a work-in-progress document describing how to set up a Nethack server with dgamelaunch, and also provides patches to make auto-login work with FreeBSD telnetd.

See Also