Daggo
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Just tried it out. It works great! Easy and fun to use! Thanks
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Try Arch Linux. It's what I like to use.
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Hey hum... im trying to start a new live private server and i choosed mangos cause i love mangos,i got every thing i need to start my server but i dont know how to script anything =(
Anyway, my problem is that when i enter an instance or a raid i cant see other people and they cant see any one, i only can see them on the mini map...
I have experienced this a couple times before. Make sure your gm is set to off and you are part of that group. Leave the instance and re-enter. This usually fixes the issue. If it does not, you may need to just re-compile a fresh new updated mangos and it should help.
+ When i try something like .namego its say "You only can use this command if your not into an instance or the leader of the group" ... something like that =\\You need to be group leader for it to work. If you are not part of a group, it should work reguardless.
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Yes, I would also be very grateful to have an updated patch. Thanks everyone!
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Agreed. Screen is what I use. You can try this script to start up mangosd and realmd in the background.
note* rename mangos-world to mangosd and mangos-realmd to realmd.
Other than this code, you can try to use the 'nohup' command:
nohup ./mangos-world &
nohup ./mangos-realmd &
version=0.1.9MANGOSDIR=/opt/mangos/
case "$1" in
"")
echo "${0##*/} version ${version}, Author: Weedy"
echo "Usage: ${0##*/} <options>" # No command-line parameters,
echo "" # or first parameter empty.
echo "Normal Options:"
echo " start stop restart"
exit $E_PARAM
;;
"start")
cd $MANGOSDIR
screen -dmS realmd ./bin/realmd
screen -dmS mangosd ./bin/mangosd
monitorMangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($6 ~ /monitor-mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
if test "$monitorMangosdPid" = ""
then
screen -dmS monitor-mangosd ./src/mangosd/monitor-mangosd
fi
sleep 3
realmdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /realmd/) { print $1 }'`
mangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
if test "$realmdPid" = ""
then
echo "Realmd failed to start"
fi
if test "$mangosdPid" = ""
then
echo "Mangosd failed to start"
fi
echo "Mangos is now online"
;;
"stop")
realmdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /realmd/) { print $1 }'`
mangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
runMangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($6 ~ /run-mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
if test "$realmdPid" != ""
then
kill $realmdPid
wait $realmdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
if test "$mangosdPid" != ""
then
(sleep 1; echo 'USER EDIT_ME_LEVEL3_GM'; sleep 1; echo 'PASS EDIT_ME_TO'; sleep 1;echo 'broadcast Server shuting down - 30s .save warning'; sleep 15; echo 'broadcast Server shuting down - 15s .save warning'; sleep 15; echo 'broadcast Server offline;-)'; sleep 1; echo 'exit'; sleep 1 ) | telnet localhost 34226
wait $mangosdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
if test "$runMangosdPid" != ""
then
kill $runMangosdPid
wait $runMangosdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
sleep 3
echo "Mangos is now offline :-("
;;
"restart")
realmdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /realmd/) { print $1 }'`
mangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
runMangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($6 ~ /run-mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
if test "$realmdPid" != ""
then
kill $realmdPid
wait $realmdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
if test "$mangosdPid" != ""
then
(sleep 1; echo 'USER EDIT_ME_LEVEL3_GM'; sleep 1; echo 'PASS EDIT_ME_TO'; sleep 1;echo 'broadcast Server restarting - 30s .save warning'; sleep 15; echo 'broadcast Server restarting - 15s .save warning'; sleep 15; echo 'broadcast Server offline;-)'; sleep 1; echo 'exit'; sleep 1 ) | telnet localhost 34226
wait $mangosdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
if test "$runMangosdPid" != ""
then
kill $runMangosdPid
wait $runMangosdPid >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
echo "Mangos is now offline, restarting;-)"
cd $MANGOSDIR
screen -dmS realmd ./bin/realmd
screen -dmS mangosd ./bin/run-mangosd
sleep 3
realmdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /realmd/) { print $1 }'`
mangosdPid=`ps ax | awk '($5 ~ /mangosd/) { print $1 }'`
if test "$realmdPid" = ""
then
echo "Realmd failed to start"
fi
if test "$mangosdPid" = ""
then
echo "Mangosd failed to start"
fi
echo "Mangos is now online"
;;
esac
exit $?
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It would look something like this
USE mangos;
UPDATE Creature_Template
SET scale = 3;
run this in MySQLYog and hit 'F9'. Have fun.
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within the mangos database
instance_template
you can also look in your mangos.conf file for such options as
Instance.IgnoreLevel=1
Instance.IgnoreRaid=1
or..
you need to go into the source code and change a few things.
I cannot remember exactly where to look, try Map.cpp or anything Instance related
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This would be good to know. I am also interested to see how how this works.
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The list that you are looking for
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alternatively, you may also choose to modify your mangos.conf file to
Instance.IgnoreRaid = 1
to allow non-gm players to enter
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Yes, it works awesome!
Thanks Shin
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any update for 9020?
(This is my favorite patch)
Thanks Shin & Thorazi!
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Confirmed working in 8715
Fantastic patch!
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I liked it!
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I would also be very interested in something like this. Browsing through ArenaTeamHandler.cpp I found this line:
if (!sWorld.getConfig(CONFIG_ALLOW_TWO_SIDE_INTERACTION_GUILD) && _player->GetTeam() != objmgr.GetPlayerTeamByGUID(at->GetCaptain()))
{
SendArenaTeamCommandResult(ERR_ARENA_TEAM_CREATE_S,"","",ERR_ARENA_TEAM_NOT_ALLIED);// not let enemies sign petition
return;
}
So I guess that means that we will also need to allow two side interactions in the config file. Do you think commenting these lines out may cause issues?
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Thank you very much.
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Is there a way to allow a raid group to enter a 5 man instance without booting players after the 5th goes in?
Just looking for a method that will lift the 5-man maximum restriction on normal instances. There are 6-7 of us who play all the time together and it would be cool if we could go in all the instances as a one raid group. Thanks guys!
MaNGOS/0.14.0
Revision 8411 for Linux_x32 (little-endian)
Help please! Cant acces my server through the net but localy no prob.
in OldInstallation, configuration & upgrades
Posted
There are many sites that allow you to scan your ports to see if they are open. One of my favorites is GRC Shields Up
https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
Or you can use others
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/
Check that both 3724 (realmd) and 8085 (mangosd) are open while your server is running.