Perfect World Server on RedHat

I setup Perfect World server on RedHat VMware only to realize I can run it other than locally cause Im already running a game that uses port 29000. I have the ability to setup 4 routers and 4 IPS but since I dont have another machine capable of running Perfect World atm to do so I cant run it atm.

Im packing up the files and the client that works with it to release here later for anyone who wants an easy setup.

I tried to change the game ports and run it that way but when I do the client crashes out almost immediately so I give up.
Hope someone can use the setup that took me 4 days of work to setup. Its packing now so Ill post links for DL later tonight.
If anyone knows how to change the ports of PW successfully Id be grateful for the information how to do so.

what is so difficult in changing the glink port to 29001? its just 1 entry in 1 file...
[GLinkServer1]
type = tcp
port = 29000

when I change port in client client crashes

oO where are you changing it in the client ??

it surely should not be crashing the client.

make sure to use tabs in serverlist.txt too (they're not spaces)

then something else is wrong, we run our testserver on another port with no problems, and just changed the port in the clients serverlist.txt

oops 343 was faster :D

Im not sure what the problem is but after almost 5 days of messing with Im ready to give up and find another game to setup.

It should work on redhat, afterall PW was designed for redhat.
Dont give up!

Use fedora if you cant work redhat, it goes well with PW also.

You could also set up multiple link servers... under [glinkserver2] change the port and start it (./glinkd gamesys.conf 2) add both to serverlist.txt and they should show up...
If for some reason it only crashes on second glinkd you have other issues...

Ok got it working, strange
Im uploading the release anyways since I havent started editing it or anything yet. I have to find the threads got the core files and client from to give them credit first anyways. Ill have it sometime tomorrow