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  1. If you install the full version it surely installs unnecessary things, just like almost every other operating system. But Slackware's minimal installation takes up about 50-100 MB.

    It also isn't like other systems, if any, other systems are like Slackware as it is the oldest distribution which is still maintained. It is built to be as UNIX-like as possible, also using the KISS principle.

    There's a general "rule" for Slackware and Ubuntu: Ubuntu just Works, Slackware makes you work.

    Hi DeadlySilence,

     

    Well if we're talking about absolute minimums; then wouldn't be Debian/CentOS be the smarter choice?

  2. Hi Raijin,

     

    I would recommend either Debian or CentOS. I honestly, can not recommend 64bit over 32bit; since running an emulator requires ~350mb of RAM. 64bit processes usually require more RAM to run, and you don't even need 2GB of RAM to support 500+ players. So unless you're intending to run a huge server with more than 1k users; then go for 64bit, otherwise I'd recommend 32bit.

     

    Debian as an OS; requires less RAM since it's real barebone. CentOS is like a free version of RHEL; which is an enterprise-grade OS (not free, and not cheap at all), and it has basically almost everything that RHEL has.

     

    Extra Note - Slackware is like Ubuntu... can't recommend it. It install unnecessary things.

  3. Hi rosfus,

     

    If you are a client of ours; then submit a support ticket on our website. If you are not a client, then don't ask me to provide you with support. I only provide help on my free time, on topics which I am familiar with; I will not be ordered by anyone to provide support for them.

  4. Hi Z e r o,

     

    To sum it up; it can only be 4 things...

     

    1. Network/Host

    2. Client Version/Client-based Lag

    3. Poor scripts which cause issues/Poor source modifications

    4. Player's computer

  5. Hi Mentalist,

     

    That guide is for users who have a cPanel-based webhost. If you are manually hosting a webserver on a VPS/Dedicated service, then it's different.

     

    What webserver did you install? Did you install PHP? Did you install the PHP modules required to run FluxCP?

     

    Your assessment of "i didn't get anything", does not help us figure out what your issue is. Is there no error messages at all? Did you check your webserver's error log? Is only a blank white page showing?

  6. Hi c e d i e,

     

    The real question is; should you even be paying for a host if you have no idea what to do?

     

    If you have just recently took an interest in developing a RO server; maybe as a starter, you should learn how to run the Athena emulator on your own computer first. Then maybe you have an idea what you should be doing yourself, instead of asking people what you should be doing.

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