[Guide]How to Create 9.4 Server !

[DrikXak]

Originally Posted by ThunderNikk

You are not running the client in English are you?

If not try using the KTS client.

I downloaded the client - EN @ 9.4 Clean US Client

[ThunderNikk]

Are you running it in English?

Are you launching ascii?

[DrikXak]

Originally Posted by ThunderNikk

Are you running it in English?

Are you launching ascii?

Yes, it's in English.
What the ascii?

[ThunderNikk]

Your bat file argument.

If you are launching the client in English with /Locale:ascii /country:US then just go into the NPC resource and set the local flag on the NPCs to 1 like I told you in the other thread...

[rover2341]

any chance someone wants to make a docker with all of this stuff pre setup?
but maybe not due to eh the unquieness of hosting this. Just a thought

[thefear511]

Originally Posted by rover2341

any chance someone wants to make a docker with all of this stuff pre setup?
but maybe not due to eh the unquieness of hosting this. Just a thought

what do you mean a docker?

[rover2341]

Basicly its like a VM (virtual machine) but you get very close to native performance and doesnt take a ton of ram to run or space. But the real use case here, is that there is bunch of stuff to install and configure. If someone setup a docker thats pretty much a sandbox, then they could have it have all the stuff preinstalled and configured. And due to the nature of eh.. this, adds the benfit of less worry about secerity issue just in case.

Anyway the upside would mean, Nearly single click setup, I dont have to install any apps i dont really want on my machine only on the docker (container), I can spin it up and kill it easyly, and pretty good security benfit in the chance somthing is not 100% legit.

Downside eh, someone would have set it up, and host the docker container for people to download but not like it couldnt be ziped.

[ThunderNikk]

Looks like simply a repository to me.

[thefear511]

Originally Posted by rover2341

Basicly its like a VM (virtual machine) but you get very close to native performance and doesnt take a ton of ram to run or space. But the real use case here, is that there is bunch of stuff to install and configure. If someone setup a docker thats pretty much a sandbox, then they could have it have all the stuff preinstalled and configured. And due to the nature of eh.. this, adds the benfit of less worry about secerity issue just in case.

Anyway the upside would mean, Nearly single click setup, I dont have to install any apps i dont really want on my machine only on the docker (container), I can spin it up and kill it easyly, and pretty good security benfit in the chance somthing is not 100% legit.

Downside eh, someone would have set it up, and host the docker container for people to download but not like it couldnt be ziped.

i don't think its possible to have my guide set in 1 click. you must do sql process seperately then follow the steps one by one ordering is important.
and remember having issues will help you learn faster. if you succeed with no mistakes then you will have only few knowledge.^^

[Dark Blaze]

Originally Posted by rover2341

Basicly its like a VM (virtual machine) but you get very close to native performance and doesnt take a ton of ram to run or space. But the real use case here, is that there is bunch of stuff to install and configure. If someone setup a docker thats pretty much a sandbox, then they could have it have all the stuff preinstalled and configured. And due to the nature of eh.. this, adds the benfit of less worry about secerity issue just in case.

Anyway the upside would mean, Nearly single click setup, I dont have to install any apps i dont really want on my machine only on the docker (container), I can spin it up and kill it easyly, and pretty good security benfit in the chance somthing is not 100% legit.

Downside eh, someone would have set it up, and host the docker container for people to download but not like it couldnt be ziped.

Docker doesn't provide any extra security, it just simplifies the deployment process.

Originally Posted by ThunderNikk

Looks like simply a repository to me.

It's a container which holds all the stuff you need to get your services up without having to configure them every time on each machine.

Originally Posted by thefear511

i don't think its possible to have my guide set in 1 click. you must do sql process seperately then follow the steps one by one ordering is important.
and remember having issues will help you learn faster. if you succeed with no mistakes then you will have only few knowledge.^^

The whole process can be automated, but I don't think anyone would be willing to do it because it'd lead to more servers that'll be insecure since everyone can get a server up in a matter of a few minutes without understanding how everything was set up.

[rover2341]

suggest other wise but it's not as secure as a VM and it depends how it's setup and used.

"lead to more servers that'll be insecure since everyone can get a server up in a matter of a few minutes without understanding how everything was set up" can't say I agree with this. But I have said my 2 cents. I see it as safer, streamlined setup, keeps my machine clean, easyer to deploy to another machine even if it's just a starting point.

[Dark Blaze]

Originally Posted by rover2341

suggest other wise but it's not as secure as a VM and it depends how it's setup and used.

"lead to more servers that'll be insecure since everyone can get a server up in a matter of a few minutes without understanding how everything was set up" can't say I agree with this. But I have said my 2 cents. I see it as safer, streamlined setup, keeps my machine clean, easyer to deploy to another machine even if it's just a starting point.

By secure it means that the host machine will be secure in case the container gets compromised.
I'm not against creating a Docker image for setting up a Rappelz server, I just stated what one of the consequences would be, I already have some scripts to automate the set up for me on the server machine.

[sash15]

i can't finish the client have no idea how did you get in the last step.... can you explain to me?

[ThunderNikk]

What is it exactly that you did not understand about putting the client together?

Or what exactly are you having trouble with?

[sash15]

Hello i have a question, where did you get the 9.4 client folder?

Hello, i have a problem with the client folder, where can i get the 9.4 client folder?
thanks.

Hello! i made an acc but it say that the info isn't correct, like acc doesnt exist! what should i do?