Cabal Releases

Cabal Online server files and source code: browse community releases, client files and full downloads.
About Cabal Releases

Cabal Online server files, source releases and client packs shared by RaGEZONE members, covering EP8, EP33, EP2, 8.5, EP35, v22, EP4, v1.0, 6.7.2, v1.8, v374 and v2.

Downloads here range from full Cabal Online server file packs with a matching client, through compiled server binaries and database dumps, to complete emulator source you can build yourself. Most releases name the client build the files expect and the database engine they were tested against.

Cabal Online private server work spans 2008 to 2026 and centres on EP8 server files, alongside EP2, EP3, EP10, EP33, EP35 and 8.5 Classes releases. Servers run on CentOS 5 through 8 under VMware or VirtualBox, with newer EP33 builds on Ubuntu 24.04 or Docker, against MSSQL 2000 through 2008 R2. Named sets include the Toast repack, Extornia's EP8 repack, Cabal Pilipinas, X-Pasa and the EP35 Extender, injected as lib.so into worldsvr.bin; EP3 server source was released and Minerva is an open-source C# emulator. Common sticking points: client XOR values, the server IP in language.enc, XTrap errors, cabalmain.exe edits in OllyDbg, and .enc, .scp, .ech and .ebm files.

Episodes covered here EP8EP33EP28.5EP35v22EP4v1.06.7.2v1.8v374v2

Common questions

Where can I download Cabal Online server files?
Every thread in this section is a Cabal Online release posted by a member, with the files attached or linked. Read the first post for what is included and which client build it targets before downloading anything.
Do these Cabal Online files include the source code?
Some do. Releases marked as source, or as a full pack, include server source you can compile yourself. Others are precompiled binaries with a database dump only. The thread title and first post say which.
Which Cabal Online builds are covered here?
The releases in this section cover EP8, EP33, EP2, 8.5, EP35, v22, EP4, v1.0, 6.7.2, v1.8, v374 and v2. Older builds stay in the archive rather than being removed, so earlier ones are usually still findable further down.
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