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Did a docker implementation
You need to override the game binary in the tarball with the modified one (the one that is loading satanic libraries).
.tibia config file with the one in the root of the repository (using 17778 port for QueryManager) instead of copying the one from the tarball.
I did use the modified binary, just forgot to include in readme, yeah its all in single dockerfile to simulate the setup.sh better, chmod +x on game.sh isnt neededYou need to override the game binary in the tarball with the modified one (the one that is loading satanic libraries).
You also want to decouple your Game.Dockerfile from trying to run everything at once (I assume that is planned, as there are other dockerfiles). You are missing chmod +x on game.sh in either current Game.Dockerfile after copying or just explicitly on the actual file.
You also need to override theDidn't notice that it's in the readme.tibiaconfig file with the one in the root of the repository (using 17778 port for QueryManager) instead of copying the one from the tarball.
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It is needed on Linux, at least.
diff --git a/docker-compose.yml b/docker-compose.yml
index cde1815..d3f0798 100644
--- a/docker-compose.yml
+++ b/docker-compose.yml
@@ -5,11 +5,12 @@ services:
context: .
dockerfile: ./docker/Game.Dockerfile
container_name: game
- ports:
- - 7171:7171
- - 7172:7172
depends_on:
- mysql
+ command: >
+ bash -c "rm -f /opt/game/save/game.pid
+ && /opt/exec/game.sh"
+ network_mode: host
restart: unless-stopped
mysql:down everytime, but just stop )mysql to 127.0.0.1 in login server and query manager.
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.(read the bold part below before trying to help)
I did. For one day. One frickin day. That's how long it worked before everything collapsed like a house of cards
I was excited to log on to play today, and found that my Ubuntu suddenly can't reach the internet. I panicked about losing what little time I had saved up to play, and I figured it must be the static IP thing that messed it up, because I haven't done anything else. I tried changing it back to automatic, and that changed my frickin IP. The one time it changes is when I no longer want it to change!
I tried launching the server, and when I start the query manager it says "Unable to create server socket (2)!"
At this point I figured I might as well restore to the latest snapshot. So I did that, and then I realized that this might've reset all my early progress in Tibia, forcing me to start over if I get it working again. Please tell me this isn't the case, I don't think I could handle it. This snapshot crap seems to do a lot more harm than good, and all of this Ubuntu crap is just awfully dysfunctional and unstable, how can I ever trust this stuff to work well enough for me to be able to play daily for months to come? I can't even get more than one day of playing... it seems so fragile I barely even dare to touch it because it'll probably just break on me and then it takes weeks to get it working. How can people willingly put up with this torture :S
Anyway, the restored snapshot had yet another new IP. Go figure! Like, why wouldn't it randomly break on me too? That's what they do, after all. So I re-hex'd the client to be able to connect to it so I can just see if my chars are still there or not before I do anything else. And then I tried launching the server, and guess what; "Unable to create server socket (2)!"
So now I don't think I even have a functional snapshot to restore to. I had no choice but to come here and be a bother again. If this was literally any other game or anything pc-related I would've given up, it feels impossible to even come back from this. But this is the only thing in the world I want to do. I don't care if literally every single other game stops working, I only want to play Tibia. But of course all the others work just fine, and Tibia is the only one refusing to work. "Just my luck" doesn't even begin to describe this bull**it. I haven't been this close to killing myself in a good while now. I don't even know why I'm trying to have it fixed here, it seems so hopeless. But I don't know what to do, all I want is to get to play in peace and it seems there's no way to get to do that
Edit: I gave it one last chance to fix it myself, since it felt a bit like everything is lost anyway. I went back to my 2nd newest snapshot, and I got the "Unable to create server socket (2)!" error there too. So I went back yet another one, installed the OT scripts from scratch, hex'd the client to the new IP, got the server running and working, set a static IP, made a new snapshot, and launched Ubuntu again to make sure I do get internet, which I did. So, it appears that this time it all works fine (for now). I even had something improve: The strange laggy feeling I described was indeed a problem, because now all of a sudden the game is smooth as hell and that issue is completely gone. So things are even better than the first time, and I now know how to set everything up from scratch to start playing in like 15 minutes on a fresh Ubuntu (but who knows if I'll remember it in the future, I'm not even sure I remembered every detail now). Losing hours of progress was a high price to pay for it though, so here's my question:
1. When things go wrong in the future, how can I avoid losing my chars? If I lose them all to some issue in this Ubuntu crap when I've gotten far on them, it would be too devastating to even imagine (I was already dangerously low last night, and my spirits remain a little crushed even with things working again, it was such a heavy blow). Is there any way to protect my chars and progress?
Also, if you know what the hell went wrong, like why I suddenly had no internet connection in Ubuntu and what the server socket issue was all about, it wouldn't hurt to know so maybe I can resolve it without a snapshot restoration the next time it happens (might be crucial if restoration will no longer be an option in order to preserve my progress).
sudo find /home/game/usr -type f -exec grep -l "Name of your char" {} + | xargs sudo gedit[/LIST]
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#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting script..."
# Variables
GAME_PATH="/home/game"
PORT=17778
NEW_IP=$(hostname -I | cut -d' ' -f1)
IFS='.' read -ra NEW_IP_PARTS <<< "$NEW_IP"
OLD_IP=$1
if [ -z "$OLD_IP" ]
then
echo "Please enter your OLD IP address:"
read OLD_IP
fi
IFS='.' read -ra OLD_IP_PARTS <<< "$OLD_IP"
echo "Updating file in '~/.tibia'..."
sed -i "s/QueryManager = {.*}/QueryManager = {(\"${NEW_IP}\",${PORT},\"nXE?\/>j\`\"),(\"${NEW_IP}\",${PORT},\"nXE?\/>j\`\"),(\"${NEW_IP}\",${PORT},\"nXE?\/>j\`\"),(\"${NEW_IP}\",${PORT},\"nXE?\/>j\`\")}/g" ~/.tibia
echo "Updating MySQL..."
sed -i "s/^bind-address.*/bind-address = $NEW_IP/g" /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
systemctl restart mysql
echo "Updating RealOTS query manager..."
sed -i "s/inet_addr(\"$OLD_IP\")/inet_addr(\"$NEW_IP\")/g" realots-query-manager-master/main.cpp
sed -i "s/writeMsg.addByte(${OLD_IP_PARTS[0]});/writeMsg.addByte(${NEW_IP_PARTS[0]});/g" realots-query-manager-master/main.cpp
sed -i "s/writeMsg.addByte(${OLD_IP_PARTS[1]});/writeMsg.addByte(${NEW_IP_PARTS[1]});/g" realots-query-manager-master/main.cpp
sed -i "s/writeMsg.addByte(${OLD_IP_PARTS[2]});/writeMsg.addByte(${NEW_IP_PARTS[2]});/g" realots-query-manager-master/main.cpp
sed -i "s/writeMsg.addByte(${OLD_IP_PARTS[3]});/writeMsg.addByte(${NEW_IP_PARTS[3]});/g" realots-query-manager-master/main.cpp
make -C realots-query-manager-master
echo "Configuring RealOTS login server..."
sed -i "s/^ip = .*/ip = \"$NEW_IP\"/g" realotsloginserver-master/config.lua
sed -i "s/^mysqlHost = .*/mysqlHost = \"$NEW_IP\"/g" realotsloginserver-master/config.lua
sed -i "s/ip=\"$OLD_IP\"/ip=\"$NEW_IP\"/g" realotsloginserver-master/gameservers.xml
echo ""
echo ""
echo "IPs changed from '$OLD_IP' to '$NEW_IP'!"
echo "Stop all game services then launch them again."sudo chmod +x update-ip.shsudo ./update-ip.sh
It looks likeIt is needed on Linux, at least.
Well, anyway, if you'd check what interface is being bind, you would see it's 127.0.0.1. You won't be able to access this from the host. I have no idea how ip-address.txt works, tried to make it bind 0.0.0.0, or container ip but it doesn't change anything. You'd have to ask someone familiar with cipengine probably.
Here is a docker-compose patch to kind-of solve this:
(I have also added removing game.pid here, so you don't have to doCode:diff --git a/docker-compose.yml b/docker-compose.yml index cde1815..d3f0798 100644 --- a/docker-compose.yml +++ b/docker-compose.yml @@ -5,11 +5,12 @@ services: context: . dockerfile: ./docker/Game.Dockerfile container_name: game - ports: - - 7171:7171 - - 7172:7172 depends_on: - mysql + command: > + bash -c "rm -f /opt/game/save/game.pid + && /opt/exec/game.sh" + network_mode: host restart: unless-stopped mysql:downeverytime, but juststop
This, obviously, also requires you to change mysql host frommysqlto127.0.0.1in login server and query manager.
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network_mode: host isnt working on windows nor on mac
You can always use port forwarding for that. Spawn a port forwarder inside that container that will listen on the global interface and redirect the traffic to 7172. For example socat.It looks likenetwork_mode: hostisnt working on windows nor on mac
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 you don't have a router in your apartment. Perhaps the main switch in your building is refusing the connection, but that would lead me to another question: how are you connecting your smartphone to the Internet? i.e.: are you connected to a WiFi, or are you using your data plan only?Someone said somewhere that a static IP might mess things up, so as I now have your new script for safety, I tried changing it back to DHCP. This time I got to keep my IP (at least for now), but I still don't get an internet connection. Now I'm losing my most free day and my hope is fading again. Is this even fixable or should I just give up life entirely at this point and accept that only absolute programming gods have any chance at keeping this stuff working for more than 5 minutes?
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 solve it for good. You should ask around your building how people are connecting their devices to the Internet - no doubt most of them would have a router (or even their own contract with an Internet provider), so they can have WiFi on their smartphones and laptops. Your landlord should be able to help as well.
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 anything can happen when the network is being managed by somebody else (your case currently).
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 play. If you hosted LAN parties in this same apartment by just plugging a router, then yes, just do the same thing you did before - perhaps just don't test it with the potentially faulty router you tried the other day. See if someone (a neighbour?) could borrow you a working router before buying a new one.
