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I've created the eventai script to make the soothsayers talk as you go by but I still need to award completion to the part of the quest. If anyone has any knowledge on how to satisfy part of a quest with eventai please let me know.

I have a patch I'm going to commit soon that makes Joren act more correctly. I can't remember exactly how he acted in real cata so hopefully someone who tests the patch can let me know what more tweaking needs to be done.

I think this has been fixed. I'll verify over the weekend.

This should be fixed now with mangos_db_update6.sql that I pushed to the repo last night. I tested it in the human start zone with a warrior and you can complete the quest that requires you to attack a training dummy with a certain skill. There still needs to be a little refinement done that GiantCrocodile pointed out in github's issue tracker and I'll work to get it done after I finish a few other starting zone things. But for now at least the quests can be completed and that's what is important.

Probably should have posted a link to the issue at github for referrence. [url]https://github.com/mangosthree/server/issues/26[/url]

Currently I am using it for testing although I plan on having enough players that it is under some load. Way back in the day when mangos one was the newest thing I ran mangos on FreeBSD under load (normally around 20 players at the same time because it was all my bandwith would allow) and everything worked great. I have not tried to build the map tools under FreeBSD to see if they work. I would reason they would. It seems like the mangos devs do a fairly good job of not putting linuxisms into the code. TrinityCore on the other hand, I can't build without heavy modification to the code because of all the linuxisms (really gnu'isms) in the code. I'll do my best to help maintain good FreeBSD support for mangos. But anyway let me know if the guide is good enough for now to get the system built if you get a chance. I'll make it more verbose as time permits.

Hey all. I filled out some info in the FreeBSD install guide on the wiki (https://github.com/mangoswiki/Wiki/wiki/Freebsdinstall). If anyone else runs the server on that OS or has time to test out my install guide I would appreciate feedback. It is minimal and to the point right now but it gets the job done and I was able to produce a working three server following the guide. Thanks.