Quote: Originally Posted by
convitbeo
Do I have to download the full client of darkxl's section ?. cause I update my client to the latest offical patch -> patch it with the GP - > change the internal.txt to point to my server -> wrong packet command. seems like noone has faced this before :sq_yellow
// I deployed your v2 repack server
//My current client connects perfectly with cabalserver1.mmowebs.com
I guess I have to download full darkxl's GP client then, rapidshare is a pain in the ass
The problem you have is a very strange one indeed. I have played on my server with an up to date EU client and darkxl's GP login patch and that was only about a week ago so it can't be that the client is too new or anything like that.
Can you check the size of the following files in /usr/bin? Not as good as an MD5 but easier.
ChatNode - 701,832 bytes
DBAgent - 842,584 bytes
GlobalMgrSvr - 307,984 bytes
LoginSvr - 362,976 bytes
WorldSvr - 2,353,916 bytes
Also, you are definitely using ini files created by cabal_config.sh and not manually edited?
Quote: Originally Posted by
Cath22
In Vmware what connection did you use for your centos machine NAT or Brigde
chumpy what should i use ?
For VMWare server 1.07 i install vmware and i do not touch the networking settings in it at all. I create a vmware machine and use a bridged connection and i leave the virtual network adaptor on defaults, i literally do not touch a thing and when asked about centos IP configuration i leave it on auto (DHCP). After centos has logged in i then manually set the centos IP, netmask and DNS server to an address i know is free on my network.
From what i understand if you do not have a local network you should used a NAT connection for VMWare and a Bridged connection for when you have a local netowrk.
On my network i happen to know what my IP address range and netmask is, but if i did not know that i would do this.
From command prompt on my machine i would do "ipconfig". I would write down the netmask i saw here. If i see an IP address that started with 192.xx or 10.xx then i would know i have a router and i am on a local network (LAN) seperate to the internet (WAN). If i saw a different one i would know i was directly connected to the internet and had no LAN or router.
If i discovered i was on a LAN i would check the gateway address the ipconfig showed me as that is probably the router. If say the router was 192.168.0.1 and my ip was 192.168.0.3 then my LAN address range is 192.168.0.x and to be ont he same LAN the centos machine would have to have an IP address in that range, but one i know is't taken up by another machine as 2 computers can't share an address (and the constant errors when it happens are annoying :P). I would probably set my centos IP to 192.168.0.10 or 192.168.0.20 depending on how many machines i thought might be on the network.
If i found the gateway and my own IP were totally different i would find another computer on the LAN and check it's address to see which number was different to find my network range so i could decide on a centos address.
If i was not on a LAN i would just leave the centos settings as they were on auto (DHCP) as NAT can get funny if you start changing addresses it doesn't expect you to change.
Quote: Originally Posted by
el3ashe2
dear friends
i didn't play this game before but i want to know
why linux??
also how Linux with MSSQL Server
is there is any way to install MSsql with linux?
also what is the ver of cabal that work perfectly with this server files
ESTsoft wrote it that way. Generally linux is a lot more stable than windows and will run for far longer periods of time without crashing or needing reboots if properly managed. I guess they use centos because it is closely connected to Red Hat which is a commercial grade linux rather than a comunity based one but you can use other linux variants if you want. You have to use the "alien" command to install the rpm files on debian based linux distros like Ubuntu and others have have similar tricks for installng rpm files if they don't directly support them.
Quote: Originally Posted by
el3ashe2
why vmware??
there is virtual pc and it's working with all options to install and manage any O.S and also small size could some one explain why???
wlao why CentOS there is another versions better and easy to use like opensuse also mandriva and alot of linux version
can some one explain that will help noob's to install server
Virtualpc would probably work as well but i don't know anyone who has ever tried it. Personally i use vmware for 2 reasons, first i use it a lot at work so i am familiar with it and second because vmware server is free and not made by microstuffed :P