EQEMU & Login Server Files
 

Does anyone have all the files necessary to install and run a private server?

With Akkadius leaving the Discord shows no chats, and all his links are dead.

I popped back to install a local server for my self to play on again, and can't find anything on the install process.

BONUS:
If anyone has all the source file, Game Server, Login Server, etc. I would like to make a backup that I can hold on to just incase. I already downloaded https://github.com/EQEmu/Server and in fact everything public under that GitHub, but it is missing the login server.

I am also interested in this. Guess I picked a bad time to move from Windows to Linux. I went to grab the Linux installer and I guess it's gone.

Anyone have a backup or whatever is needed to install a server on Linux?

Your post is somewhat ironic, I am in the midst of putting together an easy DIY Linux install, which is mostly manual, but just simple tedious things to do with some downloads, including the EQEmu linux release binaries already on their main github site. (hence, this does not involve compiling source code). Check back in the morning, I should have it done. Just kind of going back and forth with other things here. :)

Oh, sweet! I was trying to mess around with the docker installer that I just found but not had luck with it so far. Everything says it's running but I can't connect to anything, not even the database directly. I'd much rather having it running bare than in a docker anyway, so really appreciate what you're working on! Thank you!

It's being posted in Linux Support category.

Cool beans, thanks! I'm at wit's end with this docker. Everything seems fine now, was able to get into the database directly, and even launch Spire. However none of the individual parts of the server launch. If I go into the docker terminal I can manually launch the loginserver just to see and it does appear launched in Spire, however connecting doesn't really work (I do see the connect attempt in the terminal). Ah well, I'll check out what you posted because I'd rather run it directly. Thanks!