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Online Windows Compiler

DEVSpeedy

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Hello OtLand Community!

I've been working on something that I think could be quite useful for Tibia fans and TFS developers—a Windows-based online TFS compiler.
It’s designed to make the process of compiling TFS projects much easier and accessible, especially for those who don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a local development environment.


### What does it do?
You can simply:
  • Upload a ZIP file of your TFS source code.
  • Select the TFS version.
  • Choose the desired architecture (x32 or x64).
  • Hit Compile and let the tool handle everything in the background!

No need to configure Visual Studio or worry about dependencies—everything is processed on the server-side.

### Why did I build this?
I've noticed that compiling TFS can be a bit of a pain, especially for newer developers or those on different platforms. By providing an online solution, my hope is that more people can get started with their own OT servers without unnecessary technical barriers. Whether you’re working on a custom server or just tinkering with the source, this tool is meant to make your life easier.

### Would this be useful to you?
I’m curious to know if this is something the OtLand community would find helpful. Could it streamline your workflow?

Any feedback or suggestions are more than welcome!

Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I look forward to hearing what you all think!

Cheers,

Speedy


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what could possibly go wrong, just upload your sources 😵‍💫
I understand your concern, but we have implemented security measures to protect the source code being uploaded.

If you have any specific suggestions for improving security, we’d love to hear them!
 
I understand your concern, but we have implemented security measures to protect the source code being uploaded.

If you have any specific suggestions for improving security, we’d love to hear them!
can you stop pretending its not your alt account? you just posted from wrong account XDDDD

first message:
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realized you posted from main account:
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this is hilarious, bro is so bad at scamming he posted from main account
 
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Why not make a CI/CD Github Action script to compile it on the repository?

YAML:
name: TFS Build

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
  pull_request:
    branches:
      - main

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
    - name: Checkout code
      uses: actions/checkout@v3

    - name: Install dependencies
      run: |
        sudo apt-get update
        sudo apt-get install -y \
          cmake \
          build-essential \
          libboost-system-dev \
          libboost-iostreams-dev \
          libboost-filesystem-dev \
          libpugixml-dev \
          liblua5.2-dev \
          libgmp-dev \
          libmysqlclient-dev \
          libssl-dev

    - name: Build TFS
      run: |
        mkdir build
        cd build
        cmake ..
        make -j$(nproc)

    - name: Archive build artifacts
      if: success()
      uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
      with:
        name: tfs-build
        path: build/tfs
        retention-days: 5

    - name: Cleanup
      run: |
        rm -rf build
 
can you stop pretending its not your alt account? you just posted from wrong account XDDDD

first message:
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realized you posted from main account:
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this is hilarious, bro is so bad at scamming he posted from main account
Yes, that’s my old account, but I don’t use it anymore as I wanted to switch to the name ‘Devspeedy’. This isn’t really relevant to the discussion about security, but if you’d like to talk more about that, I’m open to feedback.

Not sure where the idea of scamming comes from. This was simply a question about whether the tool could be used for certain purposes, and I’m genuinely interested in feedback regarding security. If there’s a misunderstanding here, let’s clear it up rather than jump to conclusions. I’m open to discussing any concerns you may have.
 
Why not make a CI/CD Github Action script to compile it on the repository?

YAML:
name: TFS Build

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
  pull_request:
    branches:
      - main

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
    - name: Checkout code
      uses: actions/checkout@v3

    - name: Install dependencies
      run: |
        sudo apt-get update
        sudo apt-get install -y \
          cmake \
          build-essential \
          libboost-system-dev \
          libboost-iostreams-dev \
          libboost-filesystem-dev \
          libpugixml-dev \
          liblua5.2-dev \
          libgmp-dev \
          libmysqlclient-dev \
          libssl-dev

    - name: Build TFS
      run: |
        mkdir build
        cd build
        cmake ..
        make -j$(nproc)

    - name: Archive build artifacts
      if: success()
      uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
      with:
        name: tfs-build
        path: build/tfs
        retention-days: 5

    - name: Cleanup
      run: |
        rm -rf build
That’s actually a great idea!
Automating the build process with a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions could streamline everything and ensure consistency. I’ll look into integrating this into the workflow. Thanks for the suggestion!
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there is no discussion, this is a fraud
I don’t see how this could be considered fraud. No one is forcing you to use anything.

So explain for me how this is an fraud.
 
you are hosting it on your ots name site from main account, we already tested it, its a fake terminal compiling .exe from png packed into .zip without a download button xD get some help
 
you are hosting it on your ots name site from main account, we already tested it, its a fake terminal compiling .exe from png packed into .zip without a download button xD get some help
The version you tested was from my old ot domain, which I’ve been using to build and test things. Everything isn’t finished yet, and I haven’t stated anywhere that it’s ready for use. Once everything is in place, I’ll make it official. Appreciate the patience until then.
 
I don’t trust these types of online compilers. The owner could easily take advantage of receiving any source code, experiment with it, or even use it without permission. It's a risky move, and I don’t recommend it. I prefer to compile everything locally, using Visual Studio Code or CMake on Linux, where I can ensure everything is done properly. Don’t fall for this kind of thing, wake up! Haha.
 
I don’t trust these types of online compilers. The owner could easily take advantage of receiving any source code, experiment with it, or even use it without permission. It's a risky move, and I don’t recommend it. I prefer to compile everything locally, using Visual Studio Code or CMake on Linux, where I can ensure everything is done properly. Don’t fall for this kind of thing, wake up! Haha.
I completely understand the concerns around using online compilers, especially when it comes to security and privacy. Let me assure you that the files you upload and compile are not stored, shared, or accessed by me or anyone else. The process is fully automated, and once the compilation is completed, the files are deleted from the server. My goal is to provide a convenient and secure tool for the community.

That said, if you have the ability to compile locally, that will always be the safest option. I’m committed to making this platform as secure as possible, and I’m open to any suggestions on how to further improve transparency and security. Your privacy and security are my top priorities.
 
That’s actually a great idea!
Automating the build process with a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions could streamline everything and ensure consistency. I’ll look into integrating this into the workflow. Thanks for the suggestion!
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I don’t see how this could be considered fraud. No one is forcing you to use anything.

So explain for me how this is an fraud.
Lol thanks for the GPT reply, why would you integrate it into your or any workflow tho if it's to subsitute your entire idea, if someone needs to go to a website to compile TFS or any OT server, they shouldn't be even considering in compiling it, but you keep attempting to break into otlanders devices with that malware-attach idea you have or whatever you're trying to do, you're targeting to most stupid type of end-users so have fun with those lesser value install from poor latin american countries.

I can only think of the waste of resources if this was a legit website, and the queue nightmare, the dependency orchestration, you're just delusionate
 
Lol thanks for the GPT reply, why would you integrate it into your or any workflow tho if it's to subsitute your entire idea, if someone needs to go to a website to compile TFS or any OT server, they shouldn't be even considering in compiling it, but you keep attempting to break into otlanders devices with that malware-attach idea you have or whatever you're trying to do, you're targeting to most stupid type of end-users so have fun with those lesser value install from poor latin american countries.

I can only think of the waste of resources if this was a legit website, and the queue nightmare, the dependency orchestration, you're just delusionate
This post is to gather suggestions and see if there's any interest in it. Everything can be improved based on what people want and need. I won’t repeat myself, but just to be clear there will be no malware or scamming from our end.
 
If you want to suggest and bring interest in a development community, bring a github repository with the code, project timeline and stop wasting our golden time, if you have no code, get the f out of here
 
I did report this thread, please do not upload your files to any online sites where you cannot see what happens with your files. Even if you are trying to help, this is not the way.
 
I've been working on something that I think could be quite useful for Tibia fans and TFS developers—a Windows-based online TFS compiler.
If you somehow collected all C++ libraries and configs to compile TFS X.X (any) on Windows. Just release these files in .zip.

Most of tools released on OTLand are online version + downloadable version (ex. build .exe) + source files ex.
You can edit IP and RSA in your Tibia 12+ client.exe on my site:
but you can also download all my site files and use it on your PC or even host it on your server and offer same free service: GitHub - gesior/ots-ip-changer-12: Tibia 12+ IP Changer - code of https://ots.me/ots-ip-changer-12/ (https://github.com/gesior/ots-ip-changer-12)

As processing any data - ex. edit .exe/compile TFS - costs (often pretty much) and you offer it for free. It's obvious choice to release it as open source software and let anyone create copy of your service (as he also won't make any money, if he run it on his VPS).

I don’t see how this could be considered fraud. No one is forcing you to use anything.
Probably no one ever forced anyone into fraud 🤔
You just make 'too good to be true' offer and wait for someone who accepts it.
 
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