AutoPatch Server

[CptSky]

The following AutoPatch Server is developed in C++ and will works with the official AutoPatch client of TQ Digital.

The deamon can be used without the GUI, but the GUI makes the server easier to manage.

I have a version for Mac OS X (ppc, ppc64, x86, x86_64), Windows (x86, x86_64), Debian (x86_64, ARM), but I can build it for any Linux distribution (and probably any UNIX one). Other versions can be requested by PM and I will charge a small fee. Only the Windows 32-bit version will be freely available.

                               AutoPatch Server
                               ----------------

                      Copyright (C) 2014 Jean-Philippe Boivin

Overview
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AutoPatch Server is a server emulating the official AutoPatch server used
by TQ games. It is a C++ deamon combined with a powerful UI for managing
the server.

The emulator is developed in C++ with Qt4 and Qt5.

Features
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APServ is a fully functionnal AutoPatch server.

+ Support any POSIX and/or WinAPI operating system with Qt4 / Qt5
+ Support any architecture (little endian & big endian | 32 bit & 64 bit)
+ Separate worker for logging (see apserv.log)
+ Self destructed environment (useful for singletons)

+ apservd
  - Fully functionnal and independent deamon
    * Small footprint (less than 5 MB in memory RAM)
    * Only two INI files for configuring the server

+ APServMgr
  - UI for maintaining the configuration files
    * Small footprint (less than 15 MB in memory)
    * Status of the deamon (and ability to launch / stop the deamon)

+ On Mac OS X, the whole server is self-contened in the APServMgr app.
+ On Mac OS X, APServMgr is also available in French.
+ On Windows, the whole server must be in the same folder.

Documentation about the server can be generated with dOxygen.

Supported systems
-----------------

The emulator has been tested on the following platforms:
- Windows XP Professional (SP2)
  + x86_64
- Mac OS X Leopard (10.5.8)
  + ppc, ppc64
- Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
  + x86, x86_64
- Debian Lenny (5.X)
  + armel (ARM)
- Debian Wheezy (7.1)
  + x86_64

However, the emulator should work without any modification on any
POSIX-compliant system (Mac OS X, *NIX, GNU/Linux, etc) and on any
WinAPI system.

N.B. This server uses the Windows API and/or the POSIX API and/or the Qt4 API.

Screenshot :

[SmoothTrooper]

This may be a stupid question but if I wanted to set this up for my private server how would i go about doing so? And would it update the server if I have the required files for the newer patch?

[Y u k i]

Originally Posted by cdevries94

This may be a stupid question but if I wanted to set this up for my private server how would i go about doing so? And would it update the server if I have the required files for the newer patch?

Easy:

Put your RELATIVE path on your webhost eg. if you got the domain , you just put /patches if they are in the patches directory.

after that, you simply upload the patches into that directory and add it on the patchserver like that

Once thats done, you will need to set the latest patch (so the client will stop trying to patch after the set version has been reached:



Thats it. Ready to go!

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The Config.ini allows you to set everything you need like that

PHP Code:

[Config]

;Path to the file wich only contains the current Patch nr.
RemoteVersionFile=www.google.com/version.txt

;The host of your webserver (Hostname or IP)
HostOfYourWebsite=www.google.com

;like: /co2/patches/
RelativePathToPatchesOnWebServer=/secret/api/gpluscodebase/

;Show console output for Connections / transfers
ShowOutput=true 


and you just have to increment the number inside Version.txt on your local webhost directory to tell the server wich the last patch is.

[patcac-patcac]

Originally Posted by Y u k i

Easy:

Put your RELATIVE path on your webhost eg. if you got the domain , you just put /patches if they are in the patches directory.

after that, you simply upload the patches into that directory and add it on the patchserver like that

Once thats done, you will need to set the latest patch (so the client will stop trying to patch after the set version has been reached:



Thats it. Ready to go!

----- -----

The Config.ini allows you to set everything you need like that

PHP Code:

[Config]

;Path to the file wich only contains the current Patch nr.
RemoteVersionFile=www.google.com/version.txt

;The host of your webserver (Hostname or IP)
HostOfYourWebsite=www.google.com

;like: /co2/patches/
RelativePathToPatchesOnWebServer=/secret/api/gpluscodebase/

;Show console output for Connections / transfers
ShowOutput=true 


and you just have to increment the number inside Version.txt on your local webhost directory to tell the server wich the last patch is.

1st i cant get this autopatcher to work and yuki when i use urs it crashes once the connection is made

[CptSky]

e.g.

Host : update9.co.91.com
Path : enzf

Than, you add patch.

Version : 5885
Path : enco_5886.exe

Current Version : 5886

[patcac-patcac]

Originally Posted by CptSky

e.g.

Host : update9.co.91.com
Path : enzf

Than, you add patch.

Version : 5885
Path : enco_5886.exe

Current Version : 5886

yea i know how to set it up the prob is it wont connect to the autopatcher ...

[CptSky]

Becauae you haven't updated the client probably... It won't connect if the client doesn't know the IP.

[hyperco]

What about All in One patches?
(like 5830-5886)

[CptSky]

Originally Posted by hyperco

What about All in One patches?
(like 5830-5886)

For the version 5830, you don't but 5831.exe but 5830-5886.exe ?

[waledzero]

links dosen't work please fix it

[SuperDaft]

Originally Posted by waledzero

links dosen't work please fix it

Yes they do. They probably don't work in your country due to a banned ip.
Complain:

[waledzero]

Originally Posted by SuperDaft

Yes they do. They probably don't work in your country due to a banned ip.
Complain:

what should i do now :"D

[SuperDaft]

Originally Posted by waledzero

what should i do now :"D

Wait for a response on your complaint, because it's apparently not just you.