Hello, I’ve decided to start a new Thread on the osiRose Irose server files. The old topic, [GUIDE][No Pics] Make your own "iRose" server [All you need] main post was never updated and so it is kind of hard to serf through all the pages to find the files that I have been posting the updates on. Also ill include some pictures on the hardest parts of the process. So again, I’m starting this thread for the osiRose iRose server files, and setting it up to be online w/o hamachi or a cms/website. Will add those on to this tut eventually, but for now this is the bare minimum. Updates by me, will be posted here, on the main Post, and also make a new post w/ the link when I get it uploaded. Let’s get started.
Step 1 – Setting up Mysql
Step 2 – Setting up Navicat
Step 3 – Setting up the Server Configs and Database
Step 4 – Ports? Firewalls?
Step 5 – Setting up the launcher/client.
Step 6 – Personalization of the client. (COMING SOON)
Credits
First off, I want you to get all the files you need, so they are at hand, if it takes you awhile to download these, then read through the guide a bit, and it will be that much easier to do. The client is the last things you need.
Required/Recommended Files:
Server Files with Database.
Link to Server files. Rev 81
Client 131
Link to download
Launcher.
Link To Download
Navicat
Link to Download
MySql
Link to Download
Personalization of the Client
Tools
Link to Download Contains basic tools, 2 vfs extractors, stb/stl editor, and dds plugin for photoshop.
Other Files
Item List For Client 131
Link To Download Includes .xls (excel) file and .txt files
STEP 1 – SETTING UP MYSQL
Part 1 – Installing MySQL
Ok, setting mysql up this is one of the harder parts of getting your own server running, But still it is straight forward. First thing, unpack and start the installation file. When it ready for you’re input, click on next, select complete, click next, and then click on install. After it installs, click next, click next again, and make sure “configure the MySQL Server now is checked, and click Finish.
Part 2 – Configuring MYSQL
The configuration utility should pop up shortly. But on vista, it seams not to, so if it fails to pop up, go to c:/program files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.0/Bin/ and double click on MySQLInstanceConfig.exe. When that finally comes up, click on next, make sure detailed configuration is selected, then click next. Developer Machine is selected, click next. Multifunctional Database is selected, click next. Click next again, then make sure Decision Support (DSS)/OLAP is selected, click next. Note the Port Number on this screen 3306. Other then that, click the next button. And once again, the next button. For this Page, make sure Install As Windows Service is checked, and launch the mysql server automatically. Just so you don’t have to start it every time you restart your pc. If you don’t mind restarting mysql every time you want to run the server after rebooting, then uncheck the two, after you make you’re decision, click next. Now we are on the security part. I would suggest filling out the password but you don’t have to, just uncheck the box and move on. But if you do put a password in, I would also suggest that you don’t enable root access from remote machines, or Create an Anonymous Account. Both will weaken the protection to your database. After you enter your password hit next. Then hit execute. This is starting the mysql service, setting up the config file, and then you’re done w/ mysql. Yay, like I said, pretty easy.
STEP 2 – SETTING UP NAVICAT
Part 1 – Installation.
Ok, now we are onto navicat. This is also pretty easy, but some people snag up here. Start up the setup program. Instillation is pretty straight forward, after it finishes installing start the program up. Hit trial on the little popup. This installation is a 30 day trial, so if u want something to manage the database after this trial runs out (and you don’t want to buy the program) better find some other way to manage your before the trial runs dry.
Part 2 – Connecting to MySQL.
OK After the program as started, Click on the Connection Button on the top left. This pops open a config window for the connection to a mysql server. Give it any name, that doesn’t matter really. Host name/IP address should be localhost, that works great, no need to change it, unless your connecting to someone else’s DB. Port should be the one that you had in the MySQL configuration, in this case, its 3306. Username is root, but place you’re password in the Password area, then hit test connection. It will say connection failed, or passed. If it passed, hit ok to close that fail/pass window, and then hit ok again to close the config.
See here
Now if it failed There could be servile reasons, 1. You put in the wrong password (or put one in when you didn’t add one in the config), 2. The port was blocked by firewall 3. You changed the username. If you can’t figure this part out, post up the error message and someone should be able to help you.
Part 3 – Getting the Database Ready.
Ok, now that you got the connection set, time to load up the osirose database. Double click on the Connection that is now on the left side of navicat. Should open up w/ 2-3 databases. Right click the Connection, Click on New Database. Enter a name for the database, irose would work, or myrose, or Shadow Rose, just put in what ever you want it to be called (im going to use irose), and hit ok. Now there is a new database on the right side of navicat, called irose. We are done with Navicat for now, you can minimize it or close it and skip Part 4 for now.
Part 4 – Installing the osiRose Database.
Open navicat, open the connection you made, and open up the database by Double clicking it so it turns green and opens up. Then right click the database
(see here), Click on execute Batch file, and a new window pops open.
(See here)Click on the 3 dots to the right of the File: Field. Navigate to the database folder, where the database that I provided is at. (in the server folder.) Open irose.sql and let it load. It may take awhile. After it loads should look something like
this After the database is in, start up each of the servers, one by one. Login, Character, World. For me the world keeps crashing at start up, if it does this to u, and gives you no real errors, just keep restarting it, it will start eventually. (I think its because of vista) once you get them started, should look something close to
this
NOTE: You no longer have to edit the Channel’s table, as the server’s do it them selfs now based off of the config files.
Jump back down to Step 5.
STEP 3 – SETTING UP THE SERVER CONFIGS AND DATABASE
Part 1 – Unpacking the Server Files.
Time to start the hardest part of the server setup process. First thing is first, unpack the rev69.rar in a folder that you want the files to call home. If you’re like me, I am constantly in the folder starting the server, restarting the server, changing the stb’s in the server and what not, so I have it on my desktop for quick and easy access. But it really does not matter what folder you put it in, or where, as long as you like it where it is.
Part 2 – Obtaining you’re IP’s
Next, let’s find out your Wan IP and LAN IP. The LAN IP is your id for the network that you currently are on, example, your home network. To find the LAN IP is simple really. Open the start menu, and then click on run. Type in cmd and press enter to bring up the command prompt. Now type in ipconfig and hit enter. You will see a little block of text in the middle of the command prompt, look at ”IPv4 Address…….: #”. The # is what you need, write it down somewhere. The Wan IP is basically your online id. To find out what it is, go to whatismyip.org This site will show you you’re wan ip. Take this number and keep it close. If you do not have a static ip, but have one that changes all the time/everyday I believe you HAVE to use hamachi, I might include a little section on hamachi, but not in this initial post.
Part 3 – The Config Files.
Ok, this is the best part of this whole process, this is where people mess up the 2nd most at. Open up these 3 files: charserver.conf, loginserver.conf, and worldserver.conf. We will go over each file one at a time. let’s start w/ the first server, the loginserver. Open up the loginserver.conf w/ any text editor you like, notepad/wordpad/etc…. and you’ll be looking at something like this:
Code:
[DATABASE]
mysql_host=localhost
mysql_user=root
mysql_pass= PUT YOUR MYSQL PASSWORD IN HERE
mysql_database=irose PUT YOUR DATABASE NAME HERE
mysql_port=3306
[SERVERDATA]
serverid=0
servertype=0
serverip=127.0.0.1 REPLACE WITH YOUR WAN IP HERE
serverport=29000
servername=osIrose
connection=2
lanip=127.0.0.1 REPLACE WITH YOUR LAN IP HERE
lansubmask=255.255.255.0
[LOGINSERVER]
accesslevel=100
CreateLoginAccount=1 CHANGE TO 0 IF YOU DON’T WANT TO BE ABLE TO CREATE ACCOUNTS ON THE LOGIN SCREEN
usethreads=0
Testserver=0
[PASSWORDS] LEAVE THESE ALONE
loginpass=789456
charpass=456123
worldpass=321654
Just look through that, and fill in according to my directions (the words that are all caps). If you want to just make a server for your own personal things, and NOBODY else will be able to get on sides on the computer that the server is on, use the ip 127.0.0.1 for ALL ip entries. Next server is the charserver.conf:
Code:
[DATABASE]
mysql_host=localhost
mysql_user=root
mysql_pass= PUT YOUR MYSQL PASSWORD HERE
mysql_database=irose PUT YOUR DATABASE NAME HERE
mysql_port=3306
AutoQueryTime=600
[SERVERDATA]
serverid=1
servertype=1
serverip=127.0.0.1 PUT YOUR WAN IP HERE
serverport=29100
servername=Server 1 REPLACE WITH WHAT YOU WANT THE SERVER TO BE CALLED
parentid=0
accesslevel=100
connection=2
lanip=127.0.0.1 PUT YOUR LAN IP HERE
lansubmask=255.255.255.0
[CHARSErVER]
deletetime=3600
usethreads=0
[server2server]
CharsPort=29110
[PASSWORDS]
loginpass=789456
charpass=456123
worldpass=321654
Finally the world server:
Code:
[DATABASE]
mysql_host=localhost
mysql_user=root
mysql_pass= PUT YOUR MYSQL PASSWORD HERE
mysql_database=irose PUT YOUR DATABASE NAME HERE
mysql_port=3306
AutoQueryTime=6000
[SERVERDATA]
serverid=2
servertype=2
serverip=127.0.0.1 PLACE YOUR WAN IP HERE
serverport=29200
servername=Channel 1 CHANGE THIS TO WHAT YOU WANT YOUR CHANNEL TO BE CALLED
maxconnections=500
parentid=1
connection=2
lanip=127.0.0.1 PLACE YOUR LAN IP HERE
lansubmask=255.255.255.0
[WORLDSERVER]
accesslevel=100
exp_rate=3 MOB’S XP RATE
drop_rate=20 MOB’S ITEM DROP RATE
drop_type=2
zuly_rate=6 MOB’S DROP RATE
welcome_msg=HI
autosave=1
savetime=3600
mapdelay=10
visualdelay=200
worlddelay=700
partygap=10
maxstat=300
fairy=1
fairystay=45
fairywait=30
fairytestmode=0
playerdmg=230
monsterdmg=78
cfmode=0 CLAN FIELD MODE 1=ON 0=OFF
[server2server]
charip=127.0.0.1
charport=29110
WorldsPort=29210
[PASSWORDS]
loginpass=789456
charpass=456123
worldpass=321654
Ok that should be good for the configs, if you messed up somewhere you will know as soon as you try to connect to the server, or someone else trys.
Part 4 – STB, QSD, and AIP files
New to the last rev or two, there has been an extra step in setting up the server. The csv’s are out, and stb’s are in. If you look in your server directory, you will see a folder called, 3DDATA, and in that 3 folders, STB, AI, and QUESTDATA. You will find the client’s stb’s in the STB folder, the AIP's in the AI folder, and the QSD’s in the QUESTDATA folder. The server loads these up like the old csv’s, so if you don’t have them in there, your going to get A LOT of glitches/bugs/etc…. Because the stb’s declare what looks like what, what has what stats, what shops sell what, and many many other things. The AIP's is basicly the brains of all the mobs avatars and some other stuffs. The qsd are practically everything about the quests. Lucky for you people, I included the stb’s, AIP's and qsd’s for the 131 client already, so no farther action is needed on your part pertaining to these folders for now. BUT, If you decide to dive into client editing, and what not, any stb’s you change, any qsd files you change, must placed in the server folder’s as well as the client’s to work properly. So if you don’t use the 131 client, shame on you, but if u don’t, u have to extract the STB’s, AIP's, and QSD’s from that client, and place them in the folders in the server for that client to be compatible w/ the server. To do that crack open the Client editing package i included. In it you will find a folder called VFS. In this folder are the VFS editors that will help you collect the needed files to run the server properly. The VFS editor has a cool little option that i use alot for client editing and its called Extract ALL. The other VFS tool is the VFSnextGen wich is more commonly used. Use either one to extract the QSD, AIP, and STB's that u need for the server if u aren't using the 131 client. But one more time, if you use the 131 client, and don’t edit anything, don’t worry bout this part.
STEP 4 – PORTS? FIREWALLS?
The ports= tcp/udp “29100- 29110” “29200- 29210” “29000- 29010” (may need 3306 as well, or what ever you set the mysql port as)
Part 1 – You should know…
Ok, as for these questions, you should know if they apply to you. Yes they do, if your connected to the internet, you must check to make sure your ports are opened for the server, and if your connected to the internet, you should have a firewall as well (not that smart not to have one, but a lot of people don’t), that would need to have ports opened as well. So answer these questions and go to the next part.
Part 2 – Firewalls
I don’t know what fire wall you have, or what not, and nor do I know how to run your firewall unless it’s like mine. The Best thing I can say is Check w/ the manufacture’s website and or manual about port forwarding. My firewall pop’s up and asks me about what programs to let through it. But a good indication of a on the pc firewall blocking the servers is they close as soon as you open them, and if you check the log’s , they say something to the effect of can not bind port.
Part 3 – Router
The router is the thing you connect your computer to, to get online. Now you may connect straight to the modem, or you may connect to an actual router then the modem. Either way, some modem’s (dsl and cable) have bult in firewalls that you will have to forward the ports past. For these check the manufactures website/manual. For routers (some modems maybe?) go
Here Once there, pick your router out of the list, then after that pick any program in the next list it really doesn’t matter. Now at the top it asks for your static ip, place in your LAN IP. Now scroll down and follow the steps. When it tells you to enter the ports, enter the ports I had posted at the beginning of this step instead of the ones it tells you to. So substitue what it tells you to put in w/ the ones I gave you. And you should be good. Can also find a port tester to test if you have the ports open. After completing this, go to Step 2, Part 4.
STEP 5 – SETTING UP THE LAUNCHER/CLIENT.
Part 1 – The Launcher
Ok now that you finished setting up the server Configs and database, Lets do the easiest part of this whole process. The link to the client that is proveded is in a .rar. So you have to unpack the client's folder, and place it in anywhere that you desire, you can rename the folder if you like. After it finishes unpacking, unpack the launcher into the client's folder as well, the client's folder should look like
this (the vfseditor will be in the client personilization section, you can also delete the start.bat). Really only thing you need to do now, is set up the launcher and your ready to play. So open up the config.nhd with any text editor of your choice, notepad does fine. It will look like this:
Code:
[CFG]
Server=127.0.0.1
HTTPReg=yourwebcms.com/register.php
HTTPNot=yourwebcms.com
Edit Server=127.0.0.1 to Server=YOUR_WAN_IP, (and since we did not do a cms yet, leave the httpreg and httpnot alone) save and close the editor, start up the launcher, and click play. It should work w/o editing it, but the edit is so you can pass it out to others, and they dont have to do anything but start the launcher. Now we have it set up to create account on login, so just type your login and password in twice and you’re in! Select the server, and create you’re character, then start playing!
NOTE: I typed this guide as I set up the server, so it works this way. Although I may have missed something still, as I often just think of something and believed I typed it but never did and would have holes here and there. Will also add more pics later on. If there are such holes to you’re eye, post and ill see about fixing it, Thanks.
PART 6 – PERSONALIZATION OF THE CLIENT
Coming Soon
Credits
The Guide by me and myself, only copied some of the links… nothing else.
The server files are from the osirose team, thanks to Arnold, Shido, and the rest of the team.
The client 131 link was taken from the Osirose forums,
this post.
The Launcher was made by nhed57, I took the link from Akai’s narose/osrose guide.
Navicat and MySql links were also taken from Akai’s guide.
Originally Posted by chinni_bruce
Re: [OsIrose] iRose Server Setup
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