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Inside this folder is the normal structure of a Windows operating system. Put the WoW client into the Program Files directory. Then you can simply run the client using the following commands:. A key part of this command is running the Wow. If these instructions do not work for you, have a read of the WINE Installation and Configuration Tutorial on Linux , and also try searching for errors you encounter. We have already had a brief chat about modifying the different databases that we previously installed.

The best method to access the database is to log into the MySQL command prompt. You could also install a GUI tool - but the overhead and additional software seem non-essential. To access the MySQL prompt, you will need the password for the root user, or the password for the mangos user. Log in using the command provided below:. You can manage the database in this console. Example output that has been redacted is provided below.

For any specific modification, we need to edit the required database. For example, to modify entries in the classicrealmd database you have to select it using it, as illustrated in the following command.

Once selected, you can view tables and the information contained within them using various MySQL commands. Again, example output is provided below. I will not go into the basics of MySQL command syntax. But a quick read of a tutorial should help understand the basics. One interesting example of database modification you want to change is the realm name - which has to be done in MySQL console.

I really wanted to do this, and took a while to find this option. So I thought I would document the process below. All player account information is stored in the classicrealmd database, in the account table. This includes account ID, account name, and account password surprisingly stored using the SHA1 algorithm by default. There are many other commands, these are just a couple of examples to help anyone get an idea of what can be done, and how it can be done in the database.

So far we have installed the server, set up a suitable method to start the server systemd services , then actually connected to the server using a patch 1. Now we will start making some modifications to the server while it is running.

Then we will discuss GM commands, which can also be run in the server console or in the in-game chat. The best method for connecting to, and accessing the server is to use the Remote Administration console.

The console is enabled by default, but remote access is not enabled. The block of settings below shows a little summary of my configuration. Just read the documentation in the configuration file for more information. I have remote access enabled with only the IP of the server allowed I could not get the console to work without turning remote access on.

Since we are running the mangosd as a service, we cannot get access to the admin console when we run the program - usually, the admin console would appear after loading the mangosd program. Instead, I connect to the console using the netcat tool, using the nc command.

The command below demonstrates how to connect to the admin console. The nc command needs to be followed by the IP address of the server, and the target port.

Running the command command at the mangosd prompt will list all of the available commands, as displayed below. Running each command will provide an indication of how to use the command. Each command is pretty descriptive based on the command name, and running them will help identify the use of the command. The next important thing to discuss is the use of Game Moderator, or GM, commands. These commands are used in-game when you have logged in and are playing on your server. You can enter GM commands in the in-game chat box.

However, not that the GM commands are limited based on the account type that is set for a specific account. Each GM command is always prefixed by a dot. As the first example, take the help command that is displayed below. Note that the command name help is prefixed by a dot.

This command, like many others, can work with a command argument. As an example, you can print the help menu for a specific command, by using the command name as an argument.

For example, the account command can be used to manage some aspects of a players account. The help menu for the account command can be accessed using the following command:. I would recommend getting used to the different GM commands, as they are very useful. I have documented some of the more useful commands in this section, commands that I think are the most useful when starting to run your own WoW classic server.

However, there are many more! Also, the result from these commands could also be implemented using other methods - for example, editing the database directly.

Anyway, below is a list of useful commands:. You can also batch enter commands. I save this data in a text file, then copy and paste all the commands in at once to generate a full BiS setup for training. This is by no means an exhaustive list. But for the sake of simplicity, I have only included a few examples. The help command will, well, help you find the different things you can achieve with GM commands.

OK… so we got the server installed, then configured the basics. The final thing this tutorial covers are some measures that we should implement - so we can lock down the server improve security. One important aspect is to implement a firewall. However, feel free to skip this section if you are not interested, as it is not mandatory.

I already had a firewall implemented on my server, so I had to insert additional firewall rules to allow my cMaNGOS install to function correctly. FYI - the Ubuntu Server version comes with the iptables firewall already installed, but not configured. So in this section, we will discuss the ports used by the default cMaNGOS WoW private server, and talk about how to correctly implement a firewall.

Please take note that these are all default ports, and you can easily change them in the mangosd. Changing the ports would only be recommended in specific scenarios. One example is if you plan on hosting multiple servers on one system - so you will need to move some of the ports. C 1 2 0 0 Updated Mar 24, C 2 0 0 0 Updated Nov 11, JavaScript 22 0 0 0 Updated Oct 27, Python GPL Lua 21 0 0 0 Updated Aug 12, Go LGPL Shell MPL PHP 21 1 0 0 Updated Jun 15, C 0 0 0 Updated May 31, Previous 1 2 3 4 Next.

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