mini to public conversion

[Cyro]

lol, pretty sure you are wrong. I am not trying to sound mean, but just changing the variables in the database will NOT work. You have a start.bat that is executing the minilogin executable and you have addresses that are being directed to minilogin...

Does anyone know how to make the minilogin LoginServer work as a public server?

Thanks,
-Cyro

[Aerewen]

Originally Posted by Cyro

Does anyone know how to make the minilogin LoginServer work as a public server?

Thanks,
-Cyro

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/showthread.php?t=22081

that thread has a php solution i made to allow minilogin to host a semi-public server

[Angelox]

Originally Posted by Cyro

lol, pretty sure you are wrong. I am not trying to sound mean, but just changing the variables in the database will NOT work. You have a start.bat that is executing the minilogin executable and you have addresses that are being directed to minilogin...

Does anyone know how to make the minilogin LoginServer work as a public server?

Thanks,
-Cyro

Well, he probably thought you read up and knew what he was talking about - you have to read Wiki and search these forums for answers, In fact, this thread is not called for, as it is already been discussed many times. They are just trying to be nice.

[Cyro]

Okay, well I didn't create the thread, and I HAVE been looking. Was hoping to avoid the PHP issue; however, I can give it a shot!

Thank you for your help! I will keep you posted on the update...

[Cripp]

Originally Posted by Cyro

lol, pretty sure you are wrong. I am not trying to sound mean, but just changing the variables in the database will NOT work. You have a start.bat that is executing the minilogin executable and you have addresses that are being directed to minilogin...

Does anyone know how to make the minilogin LoginServer work as a public server?

Thanks,
-Cyro

i thought u were trying to convert from minilogin to public login.. geeze

Cyro: When you hyjack an existing thread dont get pissy when people think you are talking about the original subject.

[Cyro]

Haha, my apologies everyone. I AM talking about the original subject. I DO want a public login. And it was NOT my intent to sound pissy. I appreciate the help Cripp;however, I found it much harder than just changing the word MiniLogin to Public. No offense, but I have read up on the minilogin server and I am well aware that it was designed to be used for LAN use only (according to the wiki). Which is why I said you need more than only changing a couple lines in the code to "Public". Again, I am sorry for sounding like a jerk face, haha...

I have jumped to the thread about the PHP fix as stated above. And I am still running into some issues. Hopefully I didn't step on anyone's toes...and I hope you all know that we really do appreciate your help!!!

-Cyro

[John Adams]

Maybe IT's just THE upperCASING of EVERY other WORD.

But you are correct, there is a little more to it than switching the LoginType in the database. You have to edit the eqemu_config.xml and change the <logonserver> tag (or whatever it's called, I am at work and cannot check). That tells your world.exe to look _there_ instead of _here_ (local) for the LS to announce itself on.

The logonserver address should be "eqemulator.net" and the port 5998.

If you are not actually asking how to get your server to show up with the others on the eqemulator.net login server, you're on your own. Hope this helps.

[bufferofnewbies]

I'm a big Hamachi fan myself, when it comes to a non-lan game. It allows for great 'small area' testing without having to worry about the wrong people getting in while you are testing things.

but then again, I like excessively overcomplicated techniques that often result in complete failure of the system rendering it inert!

Truthfully tho, hamachi is only useful for smaller groups of people you know well. (read as:I am able to walk over to your house and punch you if you do something bad to the network.)

How's that for a sidetrack on a post...

[John Adams]

Originally Posted by bufferofnewbies

but then again, I like excessively overcomplicated techniques that often result in complete failure of the system rendering it inert!

Are you certain you are not a software engineer IRL?