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A headless Java installation is a trimmed down version of Java. It does not have a GUI or mouse/keyboard support. Headless Java is frequently used in Servers or other environments where a GUI is not needed.
Alternatively, you can visit Java's website directly to download the Java package for Linux. Most distros work with this (either 32 or 64-bit). Instructions for the installation of those different packages are given on the site.
Hostman is an application hosting provider to host apps in the cloud. Minecraft is available as a one-click app package on Hostman. Installation takes about 2 minutes, there's an instruction on how to configure the server and start playing. You can have multiple Minecraft services on one server. Try a free demo here.
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Now save the file. Run chmod a+x start.sh (or path to wherever you put the script) to make it executable. You can now run the file by double-clicking or by running ./start.sh in the folder (or using a whole path from outside there).
An alternate way to set up a server between you and your friends is to set up a VPN (virtual private network). This method may be deemed unrecommended, and an inconvenience for many users due to the fact that all users who wish to connect to the server must download external software in order to join or create server. An alternative to this method is to port forward. A free software utility that can be used to set up a VPN is Hamachi by LogMeIn. OpenVPN is another (free, open source) alternative that supports most OSes, but is a bit more difficult to configure. Free Radmin VPN is another software with no need to register on the website and no limits per the number of users. The free version of Hamachi allows up to 5 connections (i.e. players).
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A: Turning off your firewall on your router/modem means you essentially disabled port forwarding. Port forwarding is actually a subset of firewall rules. If no rule exists on that port (for example 25565), the firewall will ignore/drop the connection attempt (hence, you get a connection timed out). If there is a rule, it should pass on the connection to whatever computer is configured to receive the initial connection attempt.
A: Simply put, connection timed out is when a firewall ignores a connection attempt (ignores the intial connection packet with the SYN flag in the 3-way handshake). Connection refused is when there's no process listening on the port; therefore, the operating system lets the client (in the standard client-server model) know their connection attempt did not work.
The default configuration on all Windows computers (the home version) and (just about) all (SOHO) routers is to drop or time out the connections. This is called "stealth mode" and you can read more about it on superuser. Here's a brief summary: "The idea is that refusing a connection instead of timing it out will tell an attacker that there actually is a computer on that IP-Address. With the connection attempt timing out, the hope is that the attacker will ignore the computer."
A Terraria server provides a platform for players to connect over the internet or other network for multiplayer games. Windows installations of Terraria include its server software. For running on a Linux distribution, you must download the server files. See the Downloads section.
Often different servers have different requirements for a player to join. Some servers will require the player to have a Softcore or Mediumcore player to play, and some may require that players be at a certain level of the game before joining. Often a public server will have a /register and /login system where the player must have a character with both a unique name and password.
NOTE: If you are using a non-x86 Linux-based operating system (Such as Raspberry Pi OS), the first few instructions should be the same as the one found here, up until the chmod command. You would need to install mono and and any other required libraries (such as sqlite or screen) if it does not come preinstalled on your system.
STEP 1: Download HamachiHamachi : DownloadDownload Hamachi from the link above. By using Hamachi you can avoid all of the router stuff.STEP 2: Set Up HamachiFirst, click on the icon that looks like a gear and change your nickname to something you want otherwise you show up as Anonymous.Next, click on the icon that looks like the Hamachi symbol (3 dots connected together). You want to create a new network. Give your network a name preferably the name of your RO server. You can set the password as whatever you want but make sure to give it to everyone else who wants to connect to your server. I recommend having the password be the same as the network name.With all of that setup, you should now have an IP above where it shows your nickname. That will be the IP of your server. The IP given is static and will not change unless you reinstall Hamachi or you change the license of it.STEP 3: Setting Up eAthena/rAthenaGo to your conf folder located in the eAthena folder. Your Hamachi IP is the IP that shows up on the top of the Hamachi window ABOVE your nicknameFirst open char_athena.conf. Only change what I mark// Character Server IP
Thank you so much for that step by step procedure, I also think about using hamachi before but I don't know what ip is needed to be change in the char and map conf, also I read in some forums that it is not so recommended so I think twice even if we are just gonna be playing for fun. I have 2 more questions.
Well, first you will need to obtain a copy of Ragnarok Battle Offline and upgrade it all the way up to Vol 3. You will also need to get Sara-chan's English translation patch (I have not tested it with the Japanese exe so there is no guarantee it'll work if you do it that way). 781b155fdc