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any news on implementing the ability to use No-ip/redirecting ips?
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Do you mean using No-IP as your IP service and making it change IPs automatically? If so, No-IP has a program that does just that. Just go here.
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no, i meant allowing the server to accept no-ip/redirecting host ip's. so that you don't have to keep changing the ip every time it changes with in the server, I know it works for client. Also does anyone know if there is a patcher for the client?
You are aware that the PSO server has a client patcher built in it already, right?
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never used it before and yea i noticed it today when i was setting it up.
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here are the quests for PSOBB i have collected
25x quests (with story)
make a backup of your quest directory - perhaps you have some quests that i dont have - plz share them with me
many quests are in japanese but most of them are in a separate folder
the .ini files are partially in german but you can change the description easily (i changed them only for our lan purposes)
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iam searching for the quest file from rikapso "raid on central tower" when somebody has this quest plz share it
Please, I'm new here but I am interested in this package of "quest" ... if someone can post a new link please, it is broken ... In short, I want a new link to replace this: "
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"thank you ... I hope you help me ...
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If I have the files, Ill repost them. Just give me a chance to see if I can find them first.
EDIT: Here ya go!
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Thanks....
By chance, anyone know if this program exists!? Or if any of this area has it? ... Is as follows: Drop rate calculator ... left image
By chance, anyone know if this program exists!? Or if any of this area has it? ... Is as follows: Drop rate calculator ... left image
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I am using the server files too but i am so confused about the drop rates and exps of the server lol. I have it on my global IP tho it's simple to setup.
To my knowledge, Lee doesnt always release every program he makes. You can check on Sodaboy's site (where you can also get the PSO server from) at
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or check out the forums at Schthack at
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. Lee is usually at Schthack's site since Sodaboy's site is now read only.
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Ok, Thanks...
By chance, could someone explain step by step, how to configure the MySQL server pso!?
I tried but still not know how to do mysql configuration ... and you look at pioneer2.net but there are no guidelines understandable.
Id be glad to help you out there! Just give me a little bit to write down a step by step guide and youll have a server set up in no time flat!
OK. As requested, heres the super easy guide to making a PSO server, brought to you by The Amazing Da_GPer! (No autographs please. )
Im going to assume that you already know how to install MySQL, mostly because I hate having to talk about how to install that stuff. So, lets get started, shall we?
We will need these programs:
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- Tethealla PSO Server (Duh):
- Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst (Tethealla Version):
- A hex editor. We will use Hex Workshop V5 for this guide, but you can use any type that you like:
- A SQL editor. We will use SQLyog 7.02 Enterprise for this guide, but you can again, use any type that you like:
- The Internet: Sorry. No links for that.
Now, the fun part.....
1: Unzip spsos_login_v.047.zip to a folder of your choice. In this guide, I will call it SPSOS Login.
2: Unzip spsos_ship_v.143.zip to a different folder of your choice. Do not put it in the same folder that the login server is in. In this guide, I will call it SPSOS Ship.
3: Unzip Hex Workshop V5.zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. If your antivirus programs delete or say that the keygen thats included is a virus, its a false positive as I have used it myself to do this and know there safe. If you still dont feel safe using the keygen, just tell me and Ill make a key for you. Run hw32v502.msi to install Hex Workshop and then run the keygen to make your key to register the program.
Optional: Delete the folder with hw32v502.msi and the keygen.
4: Unzip SQLyog702Ent.zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. If your antivirus programs delete or say that the keygen thats included is a virus, its a false positive as I have used it myself to do this and know there safe. If you still dont feel safe using the keygen, just tell me and Ill make a key for you. Run SQLyog702Ent.exe to install SQLyog 7.02 Enterprise and then run the keygen to make your key to register the program.
Optional: Delete the folder with SQLyog702Ent.exe and the keygen.
5: Unzip PHANTASY STAR ONLINE Blue Burst (SPSOS Tethealla).zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. In this guide, I will call it PSO.
6: Run SQLyog and add the info for your user name and pass for your SQL. Have the host be localhost, the port be 3306, and the database be blank. Then click connect. If it asks to save, say yes so you dont need to do it again.
7: Now, a nice little screen with 3 windows will pop up. First, click on 3 Table Data to change the bottom right window. There will still be noting in it. Thats normal.
8: Now, right click on (User Name)@localhost and choose Create Database. In the window that pops up, type in the Database name, pso_server. Leve the other two as default. Click OK.
9: Right click on pso_server and choose Restore From SQL Dump. In the window that pops up, choose C:\SPSOS Login\sql\pso_server.sql. Then click Execute. When it says that its done, click on close. Close SQLyog.
10: In C:\SPSOS Login\ini, open tethealla.ini with Notepad. Change the user name and pass to what you have your user name and pass be on SQL (Should be the same as on SQLyog). The database should be pso_server. The line that says 127.0.0.1 should say your local IP (192.168.X.X). If you dont know it, in Windows Vista or 7, goto start, and type in cmd in the box in there to bring up a command prompt or in XP, goto start and then run and then follow the rest that Vista/7 said. Then type in ipconfig and copy the IP address there. Then close the command prompt by either clicking the X or typing in exit.
11: Type in whatever you want for the welcome message.
12: Change the override IP to say your external IP. If you dont know it, just go to
13: Save the file by the same name in SPSOS Login. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
14: Open welcome.txt in Notepad. This is the words that youll see in the patch screen. Type whatever you want it to say. I suggest it saying what new stuff may be in your server or the server rules. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Login. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
15: Goto C:\SPSOS Ship\ini and open ship.ini in Notepad. Change the word auto to be your external IP. See #12 if you dont remember how to find it.
16: Change the part that says 127.0.0.1 to your external IP.
17: Name your ship to whatever you want but make sure its not over I think 10 or 15 letters. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Ship. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
18: Open localgms.ini in Notepad. This is your local GM list. Change the numbers 42000043,3 to say 42000001,3. That should make you be the first one on the local GM list. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Ship. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
19: Goto SPSOS Login and run make_key.exe and then copy, not cut the ship_key.bin that appears to SPSOS Ship. Go back to SPSOS Login.
20: Run account_add.exe and follow what it says to make your account on the server. This will be your GM account to play on.
21: Goto PSO and right click on PsoBB.exe. Choose Hex Edit with Hex Workshop v5. Hex Workshop will open and youll see a bunch of letters and numbers. This is called hex code. Dont worry if it looks confusing as Ill show you what to do. In the menus, choose edit then find. A window will pop up. In that window, change the type to text string and below that in valuse, type in the word episode. Then click OK.
22: Now, look in the area to the right of the hex code. Youll see the word episode and a few IPs saying 127.0.0.1. Click on the beginning of the first 127.0.0.1 and replace, not add each IP with your external IP. See #12 if your dont remember how to find it. When you see a bunch of dots and a few letter Ps, save.
23: Repeat steps 21 and 22 but with vista.exe.
24: Using whatever features your router may have, open ports 11000, 11001, 12000 and 12001 as well as ports 5278, 5279, and 5280. I cant help you open those ports as each router is different, but if you need help, then go to the web site of the maker of the router or Google for info on how to open the ports on your router.
25: Last, but not least, (Yay!), goto SPSOS Login and run patch_server.exe and then login_server.exe. Then, goto SPSOS Ship and run ship_server.exe. Then, goto PSO and run either PsoBB.exe if your running XP or vista.exe if your running Vista or 7.
26: Create a character and have fun! If you need GM codes or any other stuff to make PSO more fun, check this forum post, especially the first post.
I hope I didnt forget anything. If I did, please tell me, OK?
)Im going to assume that you already know how to install MySQL, mostly because I hate having to talk about how to install that stuff. So, lets get started, shall we?
We will need these programs:
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- Tethealla PSO Server (Duh):
You must be registered to see links
- Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst (Tethealla Version):
You must be registered to see links
- A hex editor. We will use Hex Workshop V5 for this guide, but you can use any type that you like:
You must be registered to see links
- A SQL editor. We will use SQLyog 7.02 Enterprise for this guide, but you can again, use any type that you like:
You must be registered to see links
- The Internet: Sorry. No links for that.
Now, the fun part.....
1: Unzip spsos_login_v.047.zip to a folder of your choice. In this guide, I will call it SPSOS Login.
2: Unzip spsos_ship_v.143.zip to a different folder of your choice. Do not put it in the same folder that the login server is in. In this guide, I will call it SPSOS Ship.
3: Unzip Hex Workshop V5.zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. If your antivirus programs delete or say that the keygen thats included is a virus, its a false positive as I have used it myself to do this and know there safe. If you still dont feel safe using the keygen, just tell me and Ill make a key for you. Run hw32v502.msi to install Hex Workshop and then run the keygen to make your key to register the program.
Optional: Delete the folder with hw32v502.msi and the keygen.
4: Unzip SQLyog702Ent.zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. If your antivirus programs delete or say that the keygen thats included is a virus, its a false positive as I have used it myself to do this and know there safe. If you still dont feel safe using the keygen, just tell me and Ill make a key for you. Run SQLyog702Ent.exe to install SQLyog 7.02 Enterprise and then run the keygen to make your key to register the program.
Optional: Delete the folder with SQLyog702Ent.exe and the keygen.
5: Unzip PHANTASY STAR ONLINE Blue Burst (SPSOS Tethealla).zip to a different folder then both the login and ship folders. In this guide, I will call it PSO.
6: Run SQLyog and add the info for your user name and pass for your SQL. Have the host be localhost, the port be 3306, and the database be blank. Then click connect. If it asks to save, say yes so you dont need to do it again.
7: Now, a nice little screen with 3 windows will pop up. First, click on 3 Table Data to change the bottom right window. There will still be noting in it. Thats normal.
8: Now, right click on (User Name)@localhost and choose Create Database. In the window that pops up, type in the Database name, pso_server. Leve the other two as default. Click OK.
9: Right click on pso_server and choose Restore From SQL Dump. In the window that pops up, choose C:\SPSOS Login\sql\pso_server.sql. Then click Execute. When it says that its done, click on close. Close SQLyog.
10: In C:\SPSOS Login\ini, open tethealla.ini with Notepad. Change the user name and pass to what you have your user name and pass be on SQL (Should be the same as on SQLyog). The database should be pso_server. The line that says 127.0.0.1 should say your local IP (192.168.X.X). If you dont know it, in Windows Vista or 7, goto start, and type in cmd in the box in there to bring up a command prompt or in XP, goto start and then run and then follow the rest that Vista/7 said. Then type in ipconfig and copy the IP address there. Then close the command prompt by either clicking the X or typing in exit.
11: Type in whatever you want for the welcome message.
12: Change the override IP to say your external IP. If you dont know it, just go to
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to get it.13: Save the file by the same name in SPSOS Login. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
14: Open welcome.txt in Notepad. This is the words that youll see in the patch screen. Type whatever you want it to say. I suggest it saying what new stuff may be in your server or the server rules. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Login. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
15: Goto C:\SPSOS Ship\ini and open ship.ini in Notepad. Change the word auto to be your external IP. See #12 if you dont remember how to find it.
16: Change the part that says 127.0.0.1 to your external IP.
17: Name your ship to whatever you want but make sure its not over I think 10 or 15 letters. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Ship. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
18: Open localgms.ini in Notepad. This is your local GM list. Change the numbers 42000043,3 to say 42000001,3. That should make you be the first one on the local GM list. Save it by the same name in SPSOS Ship. Do not save it in the ini folder. Then close Notepad.
19: Goto SPSOS Login and run make_key.exe and then copy, not cut the ship_key.bin that appears to SPSOS Ship. Go back to SPSOS Login.
20: Run account_add.exe and follow what it says to make your account on the server. This will be your GM account to play on.
21: Goto PSO and right click on PsoBB.exe. Choose Hex Edit with Hex Workshop v5. Hex Workshop will open and youll see a bunch of letters and numbers. This is called hex code. Dont worry if it looks confusing as Ill show you what to do. In the menus, choose edit then find. A window will pop up. In that window, change the type to text string and below that in valuse, type in the word episode. Then click OK.
22: Now, look in the area to the right of the hex code. Youll see the word episode and a few IPs saying 127.0.0.1. Click on the beginning of the first 127.0.0.1 and replace, not add each IP with your external IP. See #12 if your dont remember how to find it. When you see a bunch of dots and a few letter Ps, save.
23: Repeat steps 21 and 22 but with vista.exe.
24: Using whatever features your router may have, open ports 11000, 11001, 12000 and 12001 as well as ports 5278, 5279, and 5280. I cant help you open those ports as each router is different, but if you need help, then go to the web site of the maker of the router or Google for info on how to open the ports on your router.
25: Last, but not least, (Yay!), goto SPSOS Login and run patch_server.exe and then login_server.exe. Then, goto SPSOS Ship and run ship_server.exe. Then, goto PSO and run either PsoBB.exe if your running XP or vista.exe if your running Vista or 7.
26: Create a character and have fun!
If you need GM codes or any other stuff to make PSO more fun, check this forum post, especially the first post.I hope I didnt forget anything. If I did, please tell me, OK?
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Very good phone, it is excellent, really thank you very much. But something happened when I try to create the new database as it says on step # 8, I get error 1044, this error is that the privileges but not how to fix ...
Thanks, and I will understand if I want to give a solution ...
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holy crap, but instead of using sql yog you can easily download navicat lite which is alot easy to use and it's a cleaner interface. Also does anyone know if 0.0.0.0 works as an ip?
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I never seemed to have gotten any errors while setting up the server. Im not sure where I can start to find the answer to your problem.
Yes, I know about Navicat. I just use SQLyog because that was the SQL program that I was introduced to when I made my first game server long ago.
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anyone know the codes for:
/count (Displays the number of players connected)
/matcount (Displays the amount of each material you've used)
/killcount (Displays the amount of kills of each item weapon equipped (displayed in the order they are in your inventory)
/lobby (Sends you to the lobby when in a quest)
/count (Displays the number of players connected)
/matcount (Displays the amount of each material you've used)
/killcount (Displays the amount of kills of each item weapon equipped (displayed in the order they are in your inventory)
/lobby (Sends you to the lobby when in a quest)
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I added this to the Patch / Login / Ship Server.
Now evertime when you start your Server it will use your current remote Internet IP.
For Patch and Login Server change this in your tethealla.ini:
# Override IP (your public IP, leave 0 to just use the binded IP)
auto
For Ship Server change this in your ship.ini:
# Your IP address (This is the IP address sent to users who are connected to your server...)
# Use "auto", without the quotes, to have the logon server determine your IP address.
auto
Note: The auto in the ship server INI will no longer determine your local LAN IP.
In this Version the Login Server also accepts connections from the TethVer12513 and TethVer12510 clients.
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