Minilogin, Ports, Shorewall Info

[Angelox]

Actually, the static zones are pretty nice, gives you a more realistic view of the game (as in Live); mobs that get killed re-spawn again within their time limit , even if the zone is empty. Also, if a named mob is up, you can get killed, then come back try kill him again, but if you're dynamic, the zone re-boots when you die, and it's all over.

[fathernitwit]

John, few comments about your script:
1) I wrote the original
2) I would move the LNAME code up to the top of the script, its really a configuration, not a start thing...
3) the LNAME test condition needs to be change to $2 instead of $1 since you added start/stop to the cmdline
4) when you stop minilogin, im pretty sure you need to be killing wine, not MiniLogin.exe. But that might upset things if they are using something else in wine... might wanna grep for the pid or something.

Angelox: booting zones directly really isnt advised... especially on linux... the launcher is designed to automatically inject delay into zone booting to prevent your problems.

[John Adams]

FNW, thanks. I will make the changes, test them, and WIKI this script.

[Angelox]

Originally Posted by John Adams

FNW, thanks. I will make the changes, test them, and WIKI this script.

At the end, you do have to kill the whole wine server, so it gives up the port minilogin uses- I don't use wine of that machione for anything else so it's not improtant for me to keep it running;
My latest stop-script;

#!/bin/sh 

killall wine MiniLogin.exe world eqlaunch zone wineserver wine-preloader
sleep 3

if ps ax|grep -e 'w[o]rld' -e 'z[o]ne' -e 'eq[l]aunch' >/dev/null; then
	            killall -9 world eqlaunch zone
	            sleep 2
fi

./cleanipc 
rm -f .lock-zones .lock-world .lock-login .lock-launcher 

sleep 3
killall wine-preloader
sleep 3
killall wine-preloader
sleep 3
killall wine-preloader

The third "killall wine-preloader" returns the error that the job is done.

[John Adams]

Originally Posted by Angelox

At the end, you do have to kill the whole wine server, so it gives up the port minilogin uses-

Oh yes, now I remember. I did just kill MiniLogin.exe, and could never launch it again (said it couldn't open port 5999) until Wine died. I'll just make a note that this may destroy any other Wine apps unless the PID thing mentioned specifically kills just that one instance.