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Updated Public EQEmulator Server Setup Guide (Windows 32 bit, No Webserver) (markdown)

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2014-01-11 13:44:17 -08:00
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1. Open the `C:\EQ` folder and then right click on the folder called Source. 1. Open the `C:\EQ` folder and then right click on the folder called Source.
1. From the menu that pops up, select 'GIT Bash'. 1. From the menu that pops up, select 'GIT Bash'.
1. A command window should pop up (similar but not the same as the standard Windows command prompt). 1. A command window should pop up (similar but not the same as the standard Windows command prompt).
1. Type: `git clone git://github.com/EQEmu/Server.git .`<br />Note the . at the end of the command, i.e. there is a space after Server.git and then a period/full-stop. This is important. It tells GIT to clone the source code into the current folder , i.e. C:\EQ\Source If you omitted the . it would create a new folder called C:\EQ\Source\Server and download the source into that.<br />The output of the git clone command should look similar to this:<br />`Cloning into '.'...<br /> 1. Type: `git clone git://github.com/EQEmu/Server.git .`<br />Note the . at the end of the command, i.e. there is a space after Server.git and then a period/full-stop. This is important. It tells GIT to clone the source code into the current folder , i.e. C:\EQ\Source If you omitted the . it would create a new folder called C:\EQ\Source\Server and download the source into that.<br />The output of the git clone command should look similar to this:<br />
remote: Counting objects: 1288, done.<br /> `Cloning into '.'... >a few lines of stuff of stuff< ... Checking out files: 100% (1181/1181), done.`<br />
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (1070/1070), done.<br /> 1. Go to C:\EQ\Source in Windows Explorer, you should see a bunch of files and sub-folders have appeared, namely `CMakeLists.txt LICENSE.md cmake eqlaunch ucs zone shared_memory README.md common loginserver utils GPL.txt changelog.txt dependencies queryserv world`<br />Note that if you want to update your source code in the future to the latest version, follow the process above, but instead of typing `git clone ...` you would just type: `git pull` and that would check for updates to the source code and download the latest version if there have been any changes since you last did a git clone or git pull.
remote: Total 1288 (delta 225), reused 1262 (delta 199)<br />
Receiving objects: 100% (1288/1288), 3.17 MiB | 856 KiB/s, done.<br />
Resolving deltas: 100% (225/225), done.<br />
Checking out files: 100% (1181/1181), done.`<br />
1. Go to C:\EQ\Source in Windows Explorer, you should see a bunch of files and sub-folders have appeared, namely `CMakeLists.txt LICENSE.md cmake eqlaunch ucs zone shared_memory README.md common loginserver utils GPL.txt changelog.txt dependencies queryserv world`<br />Note that if you want to update your source code in the future to the latest version, follow the process above, but instead of typing `git clone ...` you would just type: `git pull`
**Install some other required files**
and that would check for updates to the source code and download the latest version if there have been any changes since you last did a git clone or git pull.
*NOTE - After you're done compiling the source, there will be lots of files to copy over to your server folder from your source folder. But first -
Install some other required files
Download the ""MySQL"" and zlib headers/libraries∞ and unzip them into C:\EQ\Source\dependencies Download the ""MySQL"" and zlib headers/libraries∞ and unzip them into C:\EQ\Source\dependencies
If you do it correctly, you should have two folders underneath C:\EQ\Source\dependencies, one called mysql_x86 and one called zlib_x86. If you do it correctly, you should have two folders underneath C:\EQ\Source\dependencies, one called mysql_x86 and one called zlib_x86.