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Btw, I've never had the opportunity to say thanks!

So, thanks to preparing this package, back in 2013 I was able to start to realize that coding was my future. Now almost 10 years later I came back in forum just to ask if you allow me to publish your package for a more "descentralized" version (I know, It's focus on begginers and people whom doenst know linux very well). But last friday I challanged myself to undestrand your installation script and understand what pw server was about.

After 24 hours, I finally updated the bundle for ubuntu 20.04 LTS and install all libraries wich, btw, doenst crack "apt-get". I could install php 7.4 and mysql 8 but unfortunatly all web package doenst work such as pwAdmin and the register.... But I'm working on it to make it better with some Node.js server...

My ideia initialy was just understand the whole package, but i got excited and "upgraded", and now I'm trying to make a Docker version with Swarm and separeted services with we can provide Dockerfile and just build and deploy, no big deal.

What do you think?And, another problem that I've detected was gameanticheat wasn't working at starting the server at PWServer/136/log/syslog...

And another question, the 'services' loaded by /PWServer/136/start_min.sh sush as "/uniquenamed gamesys.conf"in gamesys.conf there is some IP's in wich file pw server comunicates with database?

So, finalizing, thanks for your contributtion for pw community, as if you allow me I can help in this scenario. Not making to promote myself, just help people who just want to install a pwserver more easly with docker.

Thank you! God bless!

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Update:

I'm trying to install on docker, and it's working fine at the point where mysql + /PWServer are in the same server, but I want to change this config where /PWServer is in container X and MYSQL in container Y. But, i'm struggling in where is in /PWServer/136/?? makes connection with MYSQL?
It's all 127.0.0.1... I'm receiving this err MSG:

err : gdelivery:: disconnect from GameDB

I'm trying to figure it out from /PWServer/136/gdeliveryd/gamesys.conf but not quit sure where to point MYSQL....

I've tryed:

[GameDBClient]
type = tcp
port = 3306
address = 172.21.0.4

[GameDBClient]
type = tcp
port = 29400
address = 172.21.0.4

[GameDBClient]
type = tcp
port = 29400
address = db

NOTE: db is a service from docker-compose.yml, if $ ping db it's reponses with IP's addres of container
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UPDATE!

Made it!

PefectWorld 1.3.6 woking on Docker with docker-compose, working on swarm!
 
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You're "free" to do whatever you want with this package... I started it because way back when I started there were essentially no "working" 'distributions' that would work straight "out of the box"... So I made this... There were some pretty good releases, that I was able to eventually make work so I was able to learn about the basics of it all. I then decided it would be nice to have a fully functional 'release' around here so that it would be so easy to install, you could literally teach a monkey how to do it, and have a running server as a result!

I, both back then and now, still think that having a fully working 'package' could help people learn - at least those that actually want to... Sure, some people will just use it with no desire to actually learn anything about it, but that's fine too. I think it's easier for those who want to learn though, to be able to tinker with something that's already working...! Rather than try to make it work, and potentially quit after becoming frustrated that they cannot make it work... Of course, how can someone who doesn't know about something - be expected to make it work!? At least to me, that makes a lot of sense... If I wanted to learn about an engine, and how it worked - would I learn more off of one that's already running, or would I learn more off of one that's in need of 'tinkering' first!?

But anywho, yea if you have dug into this release then you already know why it "requires" Ubuntu 12.04.3 - and that reason is (for *anyone* who doesn't know) because this release/package is designed so that there are literally ZERO external dependencies... That is, it ALSO installs ia32-libs for you - OFFLINE... So for example, you could install this if you're at a traditional LAN party (with no internets), or if you were on an island with no internets, or ANY scenario where you are "offline"! the ia32-libs that are bundled with it, are of course, very specific to Ubuntu 12.04.3... So the ONLY way to change that would be to manually install ia32-libs, which then also goes against the "SIMPLE" nature of this release/package... That's one MORE step than is truly needed for people to just simply get started with a fully working server, at least with this package, exactly the way I have it set up!

I do have to admit that even though I am doing a major update as we speak for the 10th year anniversary (which is only like 4 days away!) changing that aspect, is NOT something I am 'working on'... I have NO desire to bring this package up to a newer version of Ubuntu or dealing with the headache that is "ia32-libs"... It was actually quite a headache to set up an 'offline' install of ia32-libs! That and, from what I understand - they have 'discontinued' ia32-libs on the newest versions of Linux too (replaced with "multiarch" er something)! Plus, anyone who digs deep enough into this release will KNOW how to install this package on an OS other than Ubuntu 12.04.3, and installing ia32-libs on their own would be *simple*!

That is something I will never get "too specific" on around here, because then I'm sure that will introduce a whole plethora of people asking "HOW TO UPDATE OS VERSION FOR THIS", when, that's exactly one of the things I'm persistent people should learn on their own through usage and exploration of this package and all of it's contents - as it is! So I do not ever plan on getting too specific about "how to update the OS" or "how to use a different OS" because those nitty gritty details can be learned over time by using this package and digging around in it! If someone asks how to update / use different OS; my honest answer would basically be "figure it out"! Because that IS the goal of this package! To provide a perfectly working example of a fully functional server... Once one "digs around" it enough, they will just know how to do that, and not even have to ask! They will be able to "just do it" (like Nike said LOL)!

But anyway, yes, you're free to do whatever you want with it... That's why I put it out there! Bearing that in mind, it's really primarily meant for learning or those who just want a functional PW server to "tinker around on", or to run a small server to "penis around on" with family/friends! I don't intend for it to be used in a full fledged "production environment" although if you (anyone) wanted to, feel free to do so! That being said, "security" wasn't a primary focus of this package (and it should be for a production environment), although it does of course include some pretty basic security... Speaking of which I have actually located a small potentially minor "security hole" in it, and that will be patched in this newest upcoming release/update on the official 10 year anniversary!

All that being said, of course I wouldn't be too happy if someone/anyone else started sharing it elsewhere and tried to claim credit for it, like they put it together themselves, but I'm almost sure that's bound to happen too (and I may never even know it)! But nonetheless it's out there for people to pretty much do whatever they want with it!



But yea my goal isn't to have everything the most "up to date", but rather just striving for full functionality! Even if it means using outdated stuff, heck PW 131-155 itself, is, "outdated" !!!
 
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Yeah, I got you. But in some way I feel like working on with linux is a big steap to make when you doesn't know anything of servers and programming... But in the other hand I completly understands you. For instance, if you already had made a "perfectly package" (not judging or comparing nothing, btw, one more time, thanks for all) I couldn't learn a bunch of stuff that I learned in this "journey".I'll stay tune to your 10th year anniversary. I'm execited with it!
And I'll think more about it, because, as I sad, for those who just want do play with your friends and do nothing about "code" etc (linux can scarry, lol). FOR ME feels like docker is all about it. Just do a docker-compose up, and your good to go. But I'll think more.
Thanks for replying me, and thanks for your your package, changed my life, for real.
God bless.
 
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I can understand Linux for someone who has never touched it could *certainly* be intimidating! Especially the Server version, since there's no GUI - and next to everyone RELIES on GUI now-a-days :(:

But for those cases, I would still offer my "services", for "hire" of course, to install and set up a small server for someone! To me, there's something wrong with anyone charging for these files, since NONE of "us" own them, PW does! But, if you offer a 'service' of installing and setting it up for someone (or even 'maintaining' one), those are "services" that are very valid of receiving payment / monetary compensation!

Just like how I do offer this package for free, primarily because it contains and is /about/ something that's not mine (PW)... But at the same time I put a LOT of hard work, effort, and time into this - so, I will also gladly accept "tips"... Which BTW I HATE having that "donate" button and I hate that some people call it "donation" because it's LEGALLY (at least in the USA) NOT considered a "donation"... In order to be LEGALLY considered a "donation" you HAVE to be a ... Technically, and LEGALLY - it has to be called/considered a "TIP" (which of course are LEGALLY required to be "reported" to the proper governmental agencies for taxation purposes of course (if you exceed a certain amount per year [I think it's $600 - if you make more than $600 / year doing something - you're "supposed" to report it])!!!

That being said I think I'm going to go [DEL] my "donate" button right now, and come up with an alternative way for anyone who wants to, to "tip" me :):
 
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just for the record, from someone who DOES run some servers with GUI, it is doable, there are things you CAN do to maintain a gui version of a server. if you want that information, feel free to request it, I'll be happy to assist with that adventure
 
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just for the record, from someone who DOES run some servers with GUI, it is doable, there are things you CAN do to maintain a gui version of a server. if you want that information, feel free to request it, I'll be happy to assist with that adventure

Yes I "can" be done, but, just because something CAN be done; does NOT mean it SHOULD be done...

Look at Windows Server (LOL two words that should never be used in the same sentence IMHO)!

But, I do suppose if it gets someone ~ "to get their foot in the door" ~ then by all means! "Have at it"! Although, I do believe it's that kind of mind set that produces <cough> garbage </cough> like "Windows 'server'"... People just are TOO damn wrapped up in their UI, that even if they come into it with good intent (to eventually "get off" of the UI), UI does tend to make things more "simple"... But I don't care how simple it makes things, or how little resources it uses, which is my main gripe BTW, that UI literally WASTES resources that could be better spent (like on the server LOL)! So, maybe I'm too old school, but, I don't care how much resources you have (how "beefy" your machine is), or how little of resources any given UI "wastes"; ANY waste is still waste, IMHO!

I would still recommend to do like I did, just dive in head first not knowing anything and ~ like NIKE said ~ JUST DO IT!!!

"Hacking" ~

PS> honestly, I would have NO clue how to set this up with UI! I would need your help too :p:
 
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<cough> garbage </cough> like "Windows 'server'"... People just are TOO damn wrapped up in their UI, that even if they come into it with good intent (to eventually "get off" of the UI), UI does tend to make things more "simple"...

I agree with you, using terminal make things more clear (not simple some times), and Windows Server is something I don't get it...
A server wich starts with already 5gb of ram. :lol:
Windows it's self is a mess, Gates is more concern about "saving" mankind other than his own product. (NWO?)
Feels like need somebody with some balls to cut x86 arch and cut data collection in win 10 to make it more usable...
But in the other hand, normies needs it... Do you imagine your mom using Gopher?
Democracy is the will of majority, it isn't about equality. Windows is that.
Only thing that keeps me using it is for gaming....
 
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Okay! It [only] took me the last ~14 hours to get this all packaged up! The links are officially now going DEAD, as the old files must be deleted to make room for the new ones! Uploading has commenced! *WARNING* ~ My uplink is slow as poop, so it will be some time until the update is completely uploaded :(: But, trust you me, I will update the links as soon as the uploads are done!

no problem sir take your time.. dont stress your self you are doing good!

Thanks bro
 
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Okay! It [only] took me the last ~14 hours to get this all packaged up! The links are officially now going DEAD, as the old files must be deleted to make room for the new ones! Uploading has commenced! *WARNING* ~ My uplink is slow as poop, so it will be some time until the update is completely uploaded :(: But, trust you me, I will update the links as soon as the uploads are done!
Came to the board about a week ago and discovered your project - almost downloaded the old package then but I learned in the military to RTFM! Eagerly awaiting your Diamond Anniversary release!I have some Linux experience and am looking forward to doing a new installation.
 
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Came to the board about a week ago and discovered your project - almost downloaded the old package then but I learned in the military to RTFM! Eagerly awaiting your Diamond Anniversary release!I have some Linux experience and am looking forward to doing a new installation.

There are tons of changes, some little some "monumental"... I don't really "log" what I'm doing any more as I tend to work too fast to be able to do so, to do so would have just slowed me to a crawl...

But some of the more major things that I have done/remembered I can mention (for anyone interested)!

For starters, I don't remember or know why webapps/ was being used as a storage area! Yes you can actually install all versions of servers at the same time, and for some ungodly reason webapps/ became a storage area too; which (needless to say) was NO good. Especially since tomcat (AFAIK) caches everything in webapps/! So, I have completely restructured tomcat so that webapps not actually in use, are stored in a storage OUTSIDE of webapps/!!!

Also, in building the new build I realized how quickly I was losing track of which version I had 'active', so - while this feature may be not very useful to most (that don't constantly switch versions like their underwear) - it surely is for me especially when I'm "building". I added a [v.XXX] to the one pwAdmin page ("server configuration") so you cannot really "forget" which version you're on!
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Beyond that, I also added notes and a webpage of notes, for the d_c2scmd and general console commands!

Fixed some map related issues, such as "map out of phase with server" issues...

and of course I modified all of the different versions "gs" daemons to have a functioning "monster spawner", properly 'read' ptemplate.conf, and also read the wallow settings too!

I also fixed character/toon XML editing for pwAdmin, character/toon XML editing stopped working somewhere around 151 and I never looked into it! So I figured for this release I should! And it actually turned out to be something REALLY simple! In short it was 'calling' an old DB name... It was calling for the old name "reserved1", instead of the new "spouse"! Well anyway, that's kind of some technical BS but - in short - you can once again edit character/toon XML data in pwAdmin once again! This is working for ALL versions in the release..!

There was also a semi-small security issue I found, which has been resolved... It should be pretty darn minor in the first place, but I fixed it nonetheless! Although on another hand it really doesn't/shouldn't matter too much since this release/package is primarily meant for learning/experimenting or running a pretty small server for yourself/family/friends! It is NOT meant (right out of the box) to be used in a 'production environment' (so security has never been a large focus)! But there's no way I could continue to allow it to exist once it came into my knowledge!



There is one more thing I may eventually have to fix also - but I worked on it and tried for like THREE (3) days to no avail! So if and when I DO discover an ACTUAL fix, I will be redoing, not the WHOLE package, but at least v155 (so the SAE server ISO, and the 155 client)...

That problem is, a21 and a22, er is21 and is22 (Lothranis and Momaganon AKA "heaven" and "hell") have an issue with the REGION.CLT/SEV and the [region] tags (which denote "safe zones")...

So far the 'temporary' "fix" was to remove [region] tags from the region.clt files client side, but leave the server SEV in tact (so that safe zones still exist)...

This seems to have removed the WORST part of (whatever is truly going on here), because prior to removing the [region] flags from within the region.clt - the client would almost IMMEDIATELY error out, forcing you to close the client and re-log!

At least in it's current state, you can actually play on maps 21 and 22! But I'm sure there's an underlying issue which I may one day (hopefully ultimately) get to the bottom of!



Okay so that map issue thing is really quite serious, if you're interested you can follow that here ~ http://forum.ragezone.com/f751/v1-5-5-client-downgraded-1153360/index4.html#post8985872

But, I *REALLY* HAVE to find a true FIX for this as, I believe it currently has the capacity to "down" your/the server !!!
 

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¤ The Complete PW Package ¤
Newest Release:
18 / March / 2021 @ 17:20:00 UTC/GMT




SERVER(S) - 11.1 GB [11,955,986,508 bytes]
CLIENT(S) - 44.3 GB [47,618,891,925 bytes]
[OLD] HTTrack of PWDATABASE & ECATOMB - 410 MB [430,434,265 bytes]

( Grand Total = 55.884 GB [60,005,312,698 bytes] )



Checksum/Hash values:
File: ubuntu-12.04.3-server-amd64.iso
CRC-32: 454cacd7
MD5: 2cbe868812a871242cdcdd8f2fd6feb9
SHA-1: 4e36c272dde245cfadf14ff8895566571a38f4d2
SHA-256: 61d5e67c70d97b33c13537461a0b153b41304ef412bb0e9d813bb157068c3c65
SHA-512: acd4a65ccaebfab540dfca5ea9e5bd24e854ba1b0c79e1507f18170b3fd760909364325317dd1d45eec53976a709680be268a867a5e8822f19f3aef82769cb76
SHA3-256: 56abf7028b628c7d947c128dffe837b2dd080a00779e48843745789f9f0a0334
SHA3-512: cbf7b38eec1db8d307e0f3e3f28d772279d9379e39fdf3069c7ee710dc53fc78783ed4ac32e7c1843f59a8e57e8835fc50c02bd0bf75f8f4404eeac33cada0e7

File: pw-SAE-servers_18.MAR.2021-ubuntu12.04.3_amd64.iso
CRC-32: 381a41cf
MD5: 1d553c16f341eb3a9275948541a97455
SHA-1: 805b8b3a6d0226ec3824c4a7f898a83354fa0cba
SHA-256: fb89e13802449ff7039e9bc60731568f691b4142d96d56baeebfb33b7bac8996
SHA-512: 35219cf0403caa9fc23d90828a5e29232c036d58b738866ae9aa3f7d67990c865e7e5944620800f87cdae07c89a6fd486d446ce70be16d39195f1a5e50a1efe8
SHA3-256: 766a9f771694323688a65a5f95b0b678f91e5e5513aa2072b4b477c58f1a30e2
SHA3-512: 304b22c25569314c09e6256f97a77c044f4ef558502f0753d006f909664fffc572357c606f7e83e822e58e2710644137d65e018642713752b6635c9546ad6a3f

File: pw-136-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: 9c47ebd5
MD5: 8de2c8487cc5d4ee74f711ad005e97ad
SHA-1: e8c14e5221d3986d5e087f9165803a83cb1189f2
SHA-256: 196875a04366a7849c280d80fdbee489225f2975866ca0b2db49aa28fb70b0c8
SHA-512: ed1acb7509f9e2453e018dec8a0f1082b1512e9e9a0dd0ccd65b547899644464ab6b02d0790572f80af2617459489de7cbc7f9526556a48845be9e02fef40d4e
SHA3-256: bb8640bb7793bade32a6de26ba5aac63ee28a9c31d2328192348ccc266dccfe8
SHA3-512: 9daf3c8dfc1943576528c196529169602cc297f55cb3447477c71e0675b2b7fabb89966365e9a2a29e62ddcc7fb22f16b092dc070dd3030b92cdc89721f2b178

File: pw-131-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: c3fe292b
MD5: b63a613f69a0146d118cbe6e6869d2a4
SHA-1: ef733dcca2e76624540a7a6b9ed40220182fac1c
SHA-256: 2a71017b74246010cc5c0b2640c4069f0a9eeee7fb7827b1075c2f5c2d3adf12
SHA-512: 3e514f9a102b508d220bc2ffa470207efabbcb79923d958679706eb2bc281b06368bf834ac2dd2f88632435987a56d59face87fd04942c71b1cd3fea3b8ec037
SHA3-256: f4269632840cfa83cfd4f5330f9b09413728a13710ab6a38f3dabc4c9b5faffb
SHA3-512: a31cd5890d967373fcac482da89392612573d795ceffa1862e23273420d3706846cb23592196eba61f553c6c988ef05daaf41c7a86053b7988b1eccd49bffc3b

File: pw-146-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: fcb1f5ec
MD5: 5029b3635394e84c0bd6786ef33e1dc8
SHA-1: 99b9e9be9745800de1982f7a0e7270c3219b894f
SHA-256: 2f10fdf9088cc718689cbf1ca443f03a0e6a4bfc5bed7bb6913efb6aaaa25571
SHA-512: 2c20d2f18204e7fbf786cb6b37459037287ecdbecfbf26b19e6c4dcc8e5a3c600d341a0404b662507dcfde612eaf9ad50b31b1b2bc31329eb2b9c945c70c5006
SHA3-256: ee436b91157ada1d86907c7bdea6a8439324589fcad83f76c03bc54ca375b392
SHA3-512: d8d4f8f1418de88ff1f3fcbfbba44cff9f29a89f8507a97b4c49dd6b254791a6301e63001933287aa6e0c9e7c224d321b631d1633ac0d2fc89eaabc5f9ec3ef4

File: pw-151-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: 2051d2ee
MD5: 79ac90a2e4d2f0415bd7e64a5813577c
SHA-1: fdd51c56c3937c8ee9b24b75727d3fc1c8ce3f8a
SHA-256: 3e7d5fde7c25e9033b16accefdd2b468346147c664b933ac9f3f32f491da2183
SHA-512: 8e5f47a29c366f5609c6052ab0a11e35dea95a188fd68a24720afe5488757218dfa893ae06d69efd695c75cf28d01052049c414c7606afac315c703f0d4bca7a
SHA3-256: ce0add9eef96c72a3f206cd20af36f62698bc4bd3867261ffcc0f8ac2f67e0ca
SHA3-512: ec6893a1acb98ef088714823a01115ed86ba02675f8cbe9fb9c81d25f98b6b70430bd6aee6c768cf583e6819b3aa4cee76f7906cb4b0269b2394073d326f1218

File: pw-153-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: 06ed304c
MD5: d401347b55562488bf89c4f8a329915a
SHA-1: 154cb01d564bd7259364b502810f9cc1333f566d
SHA-256: 2832c8421847c35840a4e2bbaec5794b3196b80a5f379023e7bf8e3073e3bea1
SHA-512: 7bec8fac1acd9bf587f96a3def32d5bdc6a9a3cdb2c93a9a243294d642553527f8fbc097f6ad48e1e2785b99c08f2e7f0dd025563fd7967ec2bd5cd2ebeba87c
SHA3-256: 8c663bea6fd9aa402ba1f4b6cafe3c1a0d53a23f2cf1ec26338741afa49d3a4b
SHA3-512: bf71bff6ed624481b61e16281e9abb1b2c69e7957d01813148ce4557e161a2775f743389126902bb712e860f0a9f5cb8c70cb23cb521034cdf2f990ff9776e0c

File: pw-155-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: 07429939
MD5: 5492e979c57709bc6b5a86781dc8833a
SHA-1: ec93c011e0100fdf00a224946af33d025b761183
SHA-256: b372517db49411a96c7cba9421555904b2f7ab3d10412ac97fc586a171866ece
SHA-512: a337e097d191cca50579b13a79cdf69f0955cb64786c04b648f836e3ac77302c92fc08b10b14cd3f6919892086564b19a295b61b9b6fc762729bbc7bff3c2934
SHA3-256: de53173d171a8966fe48d1060b4367cc8b2731ca6d00b69f966f0afcda0ee49a
SHA3-512: f517b45412f354528cf12cdd8bbc32d8590e05b4242f1d53c098f73f80a93dd124158f24240a371a7ef643095f9efc21a3276f2aeec16aa104bb6866828d3ec8

File: fw-0517-client_18.MAR.2021-windowsxp+_i386.iso
CRC-32: 5faf36ed
MD5: 66abd0531a6480a91f50a75904f155c4
SHA-1: 3477c9fdc271fa76c6c420d1d846e405ad810303
SHA-256: d02a52e144537971dd728c26614f37c4ab36f48c75a6d92857cc11dadcf0cff9
SHA-512: e509ad4307b3f470ec7b9ffd1778c992c54f28432b3417324f91565cf5eab578836a15dfade9082530b8ea77dcb304dc73a76687275c42e91bde7157baf8c0df
SHA3-256: 0199b395caddf8d5c7231cc5d29c45504ca835c61cdb4d17399992b4b87faf2a
SHA3-512: ec0d71ed1000c045a845c55e67b28ce67beb065b7ca265ebcd58050979c37fc1e0925b46e1a496ec0876d9ac2d72d4df76070032e2fb0b0430b65b2831a229b4

File: PW_DEV.iso
CRC-32: cb449fbd
MD5: 7d6fbfdd3c5b45ed6f8be6270c85ab4e
SHA-1: 1017f1efa6566e8cb8fb539239338ba67b9e27bd
SHA-256: b3e5cd72ca6a004afb1aa10108be72cf1e35899ec8f080adc44a38ea88263d6b
SHA-512: b4e8367a68ad068b2f58d0d8da59488d2ba0fe452a5ea48f4ed2e0f50d001f1d066706f8e90ef6c0ef7a759bc2d2d085c1193d02b356a719534997c16c863bfb
SHA3-256: 4ac2581c730fbc6e5d28243fdbeaac57784a14a56c5d6837bde8e61351553d5f
SHA3-512: 43fdbeac18ba47aad7c11db321ea4d059d8a54ff07f30cb2ac8c81dcbe61dc7dac1af01ae5628c87ef1aabcf8148f944ea742a616f0c938b97429b6824b4f435

File: PWHTTrack.7z
CRC-32: 4287d3c6
MD5: 14ff746180a6a5619fd94f1398b325d1
SHA-1: 4f339f491e12f56cc6483bed33a31c4b1b884c41
SHA-256: 48402449e6fa39094a712fcfb0e6edc8561649fbe1e5860839b795e4767263f5
SHA-512: c7c11ebbda276d9012304cd5b4d182922510db1e0e042146410d9b8320f0b936e8a5c04902844aafa7afcc7b981bf6e49352c62b5ebd43369969854308ac27e6
SHA3-256: 67012aa31ebcdf8bd26516dfa3dd74bc7d31295daeda09a27b0f3d1b96d3059e
SHA3-512: d10941c34f17c35b82986b3917555df72cf1413404b835962a59c057694031639011b2a4ccf6dedc8ddac0dc0baf4831b72bccc64d3d6c845715af3d5b17b34d


very fast bro thank you so much keep up a good work!! Thumbs up!!
 
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hi bro it is ok i can use little bit highversion of Ubuntu?

Negative, it specifically checks for 12.04.3... This is due to the fact that this package has ZERO external dependencies (that is, it has ia32-libs *included* and installs them for you - and they are *specific* to 12.04.3)... So, you could install this with absolutely NO internet at all, and have a completely working server from a blank HDD! That's why I built it that way!



Technically you can, but that's only if you *really* know what you're doing (including how to bypass the built in check)... And as such, I cannot "support" this {read: it's only for advanced users} :wink:
 
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Negative, it specifically checks for 12.04.3... This is due to the fact that this package has ZERO external dependencies (that is, it has ia32-libs *included* and installs them for you - and they are *specific* to 12.04.3)... So, you could install this with absolutely NO internet at all, and have a completely working server from a blank HDD! That's why I built it that way!



Technically you can, but that's only if you *really* know what you're doing (including how to bypass the built in check)... And as such, I cannot "support" this {read: it's only for advanced users} :wink:

no problem sir i fixed already :)) btw sir when im type ./install-pw is nothing happen
 
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