You can login with admin/admin or you can make a new gm account with these commands: I plan on updating the repack monthly, so keep checking the thread if you want to be up to date with any new bug fixes.

Know that you need a decent computer to run this, especially if you choose to enable preloading of maps.

The full download link comes with all maps already extracted, to save you the 8+ hours it takes for the mmaps. This project is a continuation of the Elysium/Nostalrius server cores and is actively developed. We already have a username and password configured for the server, which we performed in the last step.This as a complete repack of the open source Light's Hope emulator, with all of its features, including movement maps, anti-cheat protection, multi-language support, progression system, and even an optional custom mall located on gm island made by me. The next logical step is to try to connect to the server. Connecting your WoW Client to your ServerSo far we have installed the server, then set up a suitable method to start the server (systemd services). I find myself managing the mangosd service much more, as modifying the nf file requires a service restart to apply the changes to the running server. These services are essential, so getting used to stopping, starting, restarting, and checking the status of the services is important. So I have documented some essential commands with a description of what they achieve: sudo systemctl stop realmd # Stop the realmsudo systemctl start realmd # Start the realmsudo systemctl restart realmd # Restart the realmsudo systemctl status realmd # Check the status of realmIn the above examples, you can change the name of the service from realmd to mangosd - depending on what service you want to manage. The basic structure of the systemctl command for managing services is: sudo systemctl If you are new to systemd, these might be a little funky. The command to ensure both services are automatically started at boot are: sudo systemctl enable realmdsudo systemctl enable mangosdLike I mentioned, I like managing the services manually using systemctl commands. I don’t do this, as I am not playing much and like the manually start the servers. Sudo systemctl daemon-reloadIt is probably a good idea to enable the services so that they both start when the server is restarted. One key difference in this unit file is that we specify a tty (terminal) for the mangosd service to run on.When you have created both unit files, make sure to reload systemd so that the new files are discovered.

Again, make sure you change the User=, ExecStart=, as well as the WorkingDirectory= value to the correct username on your system. UnitDescription=WoW Vanilla mangosd serviceAfter=network.target rvice rvice -c /home/manager/wow/mangos-classic/run/etc/nf -a /home/manager/wow/mangos-classic/run/etc/nfRestart=on-abortInstallWantedBy=multi-user.targetThis unit file is a little more complex.

Wow gm commands 1.12.1