

Note that this program will run, and keep running in the terminal. When you enter this command, you should see output similar to the snippet below. ) before the command to run it as a program. Please note that you must put a dot-slash (. Open a new terminal window and enter the following command. This will start the realm that provides the functionality for users to log into the server and select a realm to play on. To kick things off… we need to start the realmd program. Well, we could create the account in the database directly, but I like this method more as it provides experience running the server before making a service to run it. This process will also provide some insight into running the server, as we need to start the server to make an account. Since we need an account to do pretty much anything, we should go ahead and create it now. To manage the game server we need an account - this will be the same account you can log into the game with, but will also allow us to run commands on the mangosd server. There are two primary components (programs) that need to be started when running your cMaNGOS WoW vanilla server:
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I will only outline how to create the services below but have a look at the cMaNGOS Installation Intructions if you want to run your server using commands or scripts (they have good instructions). The services are easier to manage if you are comfortable with systemd, but the scripts are quick and easy. Instead, I would recommend creating two services. You could use command line aliases, but this is a bit of a pain too, the same is true of authoring two bash scripts. I do not recommend using commands - it is a pain to remember the exact two commands to run, and it can get a bit tedious. To accomplish this, there are the following three options: In that post, we did not discuss anything about running the actual server. Accessing the Remote Administration ConsoleĪt the end of the last post, we finished with a freshly installed and partially configured WoW vanilla private server using the Continued MaNGOS project (cMaNGOS for short).Configuring the WoW Vanilla Client to run on Linux.Configure your Server for Remote Access.Connecting your WoW Client to your Server.Running your Server using systemd Services.

