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[vsab]

1.7gb? Surely a stripped down linux vm should take up no more than 200MB HD and 64mb RAM? /troll

[Shin Noir]

Originally Posted by vsab

1.7gb? Surely a stripped down linux vm should take up no more than 200MB HD and 64mb RAM? /troll

It's actually possible, but not worth the effort. XD

[vsab]

Heh yeah I used to be a Slackware then Gentoo freak, trying to get it to run on my toaster like netBSD could.

I actually fancy having a stab at running a server on Ubuntu LTS 14.04, because it's half the price of a windows VM on Azure.

[Shin Noir]

I love slack. ./configure, make, make install or bust!
emerging the world, ehh, not so much.
My debian 7 tutorial is like 99% applicable to ubuntu LTS 14.04 server.

the vm instance on tutorial ends up being about 744mb ram to run the core, LAMP stack, SSHd, and world/eqlaunch 5 zones. each zone is about 25mb, world is ~6mb if I read it correctly. A loaded zone goes up to about 45mb. I should see how much memory goes up having a single character loaded in.

[hayward6]

Originally Posted by vsab

1.7gb? Surely a stripped down linux vm should take up no more than 200MB HD and 64mb RAM? /troll

hehe the database and map files alone make that impossible I am running through this setup again because I can't seem to resolve the buffs dropping at zone in. Seems I may have picked up a copy of the source when it was a little unstable...

[hayward6]

I had to add a step here... the config.php file was actually named config.pfp.dist, so I changed it to config.php and got the editor working.

22 - Set up PHPEditor
First, we need to inject the schema file for phpeditor
$ sudo mysql -u eq -p -h 127.0.0.1 eq < /var/www/phpeditor/sql/schema.sql
Go to a web browser, access 10.0.0.110/phpeditor/
It should note database is not configured.
$ sudo nano /var/www/phpeditor/config.php
change the dbhost, 127.0.0.1
dbuser change to eq
password change to password
Refresh web page, should show prompt
Log in as admin/password