Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with Prairie Games. This was produced using their open source TMMOKit and, by my understanding, this respects the terms of the TMMOKit license.

Unfortunately the Minions of Mirth servers were shutdown permanently some years ago. The repo allows you to run a private server for the Minions of Mirth game.

IMPORTANT: This project uses code and libraries written at least 10 years ago, there are probably unpatched security issues in those libraries. Exposing a server running this code probably opens you up to remote code execution and other vulnerabilities... Ideally you'd only run this with people you trust, over a VPN if you wanted to do so remotely.

• Windows install of Minions of Mirth (Run the game and update it)

Note: I'm looking at a Linux install, but it's non-trivial (requires building Torque Game Engine from source)

1. Install MoM and update it
2. Install Python 2.7
3. Install wxPython 2.8.x
4. You probably need to install OpenSSL (32bit?): https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
5. Clone (or Download) this repo, make sure the path you choose does not have any spaces
6. From the cloned folder run:

   C:\Python27\python.exe -m pip install -r requirements.txt
   

1. You'll need to set the following environment variables:

   MOM_INSTALL=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\MinionsOfMirthUW
   PYTHONPATH=C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages;%MOM_INSTALL%;%MOM_INSTALL%\library.zip;
   

   Note: change MOM_INSTALL to point to your Minions of Mirth install directory.

2. Run the Install.py script (It will copy a few things from the MoM install):

   C:\Python27\python.exe .\Install.py
   

You can ignore this unless you particularly want to modify the server....

You'll want to take a look at:

mud_ext/gamesettings.py
mud_ext/server/serversettings.py
projects/mom.cfg

and after you've created a world (Using the WorldManager):

serverconfig/<WorldName>.py

Make sure that you have the environment variables set first. Then run each of these in a separate window:

C:\Python27\python.exe .\MasterServer.py gameconfig=mom.cfg

C:\Python27\python.exe .\GMServer.py gameconfig=mom.cfg

C:\Python27\python.exe .\CharacterServer.py gameconfig=mom.cfg

C:\Python27\python.exe .\WorldManager.py gameconfig=mom.cfg

The world manager allows you to create new worlds, to create an account start the client and click register

I thought I already told you, this is probably unsafe....

This is a list of all/most of the ports that I think are necessary (I've never actually exposed this to the internet)

Some of these probably don't need to be exposed to the internet... they'd be for the services to talk to each other. Master Server:

2002

GM Server:

2003

Character Server:

...?

World Servers:

2006?
7001
7002
29000->29020?

It is possible to run the client from this kit, just run:

C:\Python27\python.exe .\Client.pyw

You shouldn't need any other changes... If you'd prefer to run the original install MoM client there are a few issues, see below:

The default Minions of Mirth client is hardcoded to connect to master.minionsofmirth.net.
The default client can only see servers with names beginning PREMIUM<space> or FREE<SPACE>.

To bypass the master.minionsofmirth.net issue, you can edit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts to add the line:

# swap 127.0.0.1 for the IP of your server
127.0.0.1 master.minionsofmirth.net

1. Start the Minions of Mirth Client...
2. Click Register
3. Enter some details - the email is not currently used
4. A windows with the account's password will appear

• Grants - They're not in the TMMOKit, and it's not something I remember from when I used to play... Seems to allow you to be gifted money, monsters... Maybe a GM tool?
• IRC - Maybe it does work? I haven't looked at it

• Description of the TMMOKit: https://realmcrafter.boards.net/thread/99/started-installing-tmmokit-read-first
• Documentation for the TMMOKit: https://web.archive.org/web/20111210231923/http://www.mmoworkshop.com/trac/mom/wiki/Documentation
• Server Architecture Version 2: https://web.archive.org/web/20111211020107/http://www.mmoworkshop.com/trac/mom/wiki/ServerArchitecture