walissonhash / d2-game-server-emulator-7.4

OpenTibia Server and Automated Provisioning for Tibia 7.4

D2 Server

D2 Server is based on OTHire. OTHire is a free MMORPG emulation, that creates a own gameworld server, based on the CIPSoft's Tibia version 7.72. It is a fork of the OpenTibia Server project.

New features:

• full 7.4 features
• cast
• tasks
• guild war
• expanded real map, including Yalahar
• market
• conjured runes
• hunted system
• [external repository] mobile app

Setup

We provide automated scripts to compile, run and manage the server and all its dependencies. The server and dependencies can run on any machine that supports docker.

To start, please clone (or download) this repository and follow the next two steps:

1. Provisioning
2. Dependencies
3. [Optional] DDoS protection rules

1. Provisioning

Rent or buy any Linux machine. We recommend Ubuntu or Debian.

2. Dependencies

SSH to the machine and execute the following script. It will install docker:

./@devops/vm/boot.sh

Next, register an account in hub.docker.com and login on your machine with:

docker login --username=<your_docker_username> --password=<your_docker_password>

3. Firewall

This step is optional. It loads firewall rules to alleviate DDoS attacks. Execute:

./@devops/vm/firewall.sh

Running

All the following requirements are automated by our scripts:

• compiling
• editing ip addresses and database information in the config.lua file
• booting, installing and importing the database

Configuration

You must add the ip address of your machine on:

./env/vm.env

You can (must for security) edit the database configuration (passwords) on:

./env/mysql.env

Compiling

To run the application, you will need to build and push (optionally) a docker image with your server files.

cd server
docker build -t <your_docker_username>/tibia:<release-version> .

Optionally, you can push to your docker repository. Note, ensure your repository is private so other users do not have access to it.

docker push <your_docker_username>/tibia:<release-version>

Turning On/Off the Server

To turn on the server, execute:

docker-compose up server

To turn off the server, execute:

docker-compose down server

Map