Linux script and loginserver hash

[Xumtiil]

Hash issue seems to have vanished, for now. Now all clients are able to log in and the hashes are made the same way.

Script still a work-in-progress, wondering if I should have it install phpmyadmin by default as well, to allow remote database changes more easily. Would that be something you guys would want?

Once it's there, it should be complete to the point you could run it on any Debian or Ubuntu system, and you could get a cheap dedicated server/vps or run your own server with it, just run the script, follow instructions and presto, instant-EQ.

Cheers,

Xumtiil

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Builds for virtual machines is a good idea. This could help simplify for those who want a linux based server but are not as familiar with linux.

Regarding your password issue, the intention of hashes is that they are unique. A different key can be used for each hash. It seems maybe there was some other issue present you resolved.

[Xumtiil]

Trying to figure out if it's worth automating cmake with a script, or if I'll just leave it with -i and just paste instructions on what to choose - the problem with the second thing is that it won't take away any of the "OMG what's going on why isn't it working" if zlib or mysql include or any of the other folders aren't automatically found.

Anyone here happen to have a cmake installer script lying around that I could use/mess around with? I'm learning as I go, myself.

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