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Excellent question. As others have mentioned in the original post by Crevasse, some of the server components aren't safe enough. So I've never had the courage to open it to the public the way it is (I only play solo anyway), and never had the patience to bring them to modern security...

Please attach some screenshots showing the file there, and any error in the shell you're getting.

That's not possible by editing the client executable. Exp rate is hard coded in the server (meaning there's no configuration for it), but you should be able to edit the creature files in "/home/game/mon" and change their Experience. Just don't forget to restart the server afterwards.

If you couldn't get past the char list, it means the other services (game server and query manager) weren't being able to process the request because some configuration was wrong. And if it works with the Bridged Adapter but not with NAT, it means NAT is changing something that I don't know...

If you're pointing the Tibia client to your Ubuntu internal IP, and they're in the same network, it makes sense that the login server will pick up the login attempt and show you the char list. However, other services like the game server and query manager also need to be configured with the...

Good catch. That seems to be a problem with the forum formatting, but unfortunately the post is locked and I can no longer edit it. I don't think you should insist on the NAT connection. Instead, you should focus on the following (note: whenever I say IP, I mean IPv4 instead of IPv6): Get...

I don't know much about connecting it with NAT, sorry. However, your issue with the script is very easy to solve. You accidentally copied the first 2 lines ([/LIST] ) from the thread message, which are invalid commands. Just delete them and run the script again.

Good findings, thanks for sharing. I haven't had people joining my server with Hamachi or similar, but my guess is that you just need to install it on Windows and point it to the public IP of your Ubuntu server. Just complementing kay regarding your fourth question, you can search for your...

I don't think you should need the VCI/VPI because you're probably not connecting to a modem, but to another router/switch instead (your building's). But as I mentioned before, I think your best shot is to ask your landlord and neighbours how they connect their router to the building's...

Undoing the static IP will work temporarily, but every now and then your building's switch/router may assign your PC a new IP, and you'll have to run the script to change the IP again. I don't know how the network is set up in your building, so am not sure if it will be as easy as plug and...

Impossible to tell without knowing how your building's switch works, but it's common for sudden conflicts to happen due to changes in DNS, or when new devices are connected to the network, during regular maintenance, etc. Setting a static IP works perfectly when you have your own router, but...

Not sure what it could be, but I still suspect all the problems you've been having with the network are happening because you don't have your own router. You need a way to route multiple IPs, and as long as you connect your PC straight into your building's switch, I'm afraid we won't be able to...

That would be the screenshot of the ipv4 settings (like the last image in this post), as well as the result of the hostname -I command. Your Windows will be connected to the Internet, so you can use Windows to take the screenshot of the VM window. Sounds like something that would happen when...

The IP won't change if you set the static IP correctly. If you had sent screenshots like we agreed, I would have helped you sooner. There was no need to restore to a previous snapshot, but I'm glad you got it sorted. Remember that it's not necessarily Ubuntu's fault. If you want to have a stable...