def __init__(self, name, mind, realm):
self.name = name
self.mind = mind
self.realm = realm
if self.name:
row = Clients.byUsername(self.name)
row.status = Clients.Online
return
def __init__(self, name, mind, realm):
self.name = name
self.mind = mind
self.realm = realm
if self.name:
row = Clients.byUsername(self.name)
row.status = Clients.Online
return
def main():
OPTIONS, argv = getOptions('mmolite/config/servers.cfg', 'world server',
sys.argv)
if OPTIONS.username == "-": OPTIONS.username = raw_input("Username: "******"-": OPTIONS.password = raw_input("Password: "******"Setting up World Server..."
dbconn.resetDB()
print "Successfully"
return
else:
print "Initialize World Server database..."
dbconn.startDB()
Clients.dropTable(ifExists=True)
Clients.createTable()
print "Run TGE dedicated server"
argv.extend([
'-dedicated', '-game', 'test.mmo', '-mission',
'test.mmo/data/missions/chatspot.mis'
])
pytorque.initialize(len(argv), argv)
print "World server connecting to master server: ip[%s] port[%d]" % (
OPTIONS.master_ip, OPTIONS.master_port)
creds = credentials.UsernamePassword(OPTIONS.username,
OPTIONS.password)
world = WorldServer(OPTIONS.master_ip, OPTIONS.master_port,
OPTIONS.world_port, PeerType.World, creds,
WorldPortal())
world.run()
#reactor.run()
reactor.startRunning()
#the main loop is broken out and can be combined with other frameworks rather easily
while pytorque.tick():
reactorTick()
#cleanup pytorque.. goodbye!
pytorque.shutdown()
def remote_newClient(self, accountID, username, authenticID, mode):
client = Clients(accountID=accountID,
username=username,
authenticID=authenticID,
location=WorldServer.Name,
status=Clients.Hopping,
mode=mode,
expiryTime=datetime.now() + timedelta(minutes=5))
def requestAvatarId(self, credentials):
name = credentials.username
try:
row = Clients.byUsername(name)
except:
print "Login Failed: username[%s]"%(name)
return failure.Failure(credError.UnauthorizedLogin("Bad username"))
print "Received client: username[%s] password[%s]"%(name, row.authenticID)
return defer.maybeDeferred(credentials.checkPassword, row.authenticID).addCallback(self._checkedPassword, name)
def requestAvatarId(self, credentials):
name = credentials.username
try:
row = Clients.byUsername(name)
except:
print "Login Failed: username[%s]" % (name)
return failure.Failure(credError.UnauthorizedLogin("Bad username"))
print "Received client: username[%s] password[%s]" % (name,
row.authenticID)
return defer.maybeDeferred(credentials.checkPassword,
row.authenticID).addCallback(
self._checkedPassword, name)
def main():
OPTIONS, argv = getOptions('mmolite/config/servers.cfg', 'world server', sys.argv)
if OPTIONS.username=="-": OPTIONS.username = raw_input("Username: "******"-": OPTIONS.password = raw_input("Password: "******"Setting up World Server..."
dbconn.resetDB()
print "Successfully"
return
else:
print "Initialize World Server database..."
dbconn.startDB()
Clients.dropTable(ifExists=True); Clients.createTable()
print "Run TGE dedicated server"
argv.extend(['-dedicated', '-game', 'test.mmo', '-mission', 'test.mmo/data/missions/chatspot.mis'])
pytorque.initialize(len(argv),argv)
print "World server connecting to master server: ip[%s] port[%d]"%(OPTIONS.master_ip, OPTIONS.master_port)
creds = credentials.UsernamePassword(OPTIONS.username, OPTIONS.password)
world = WorldServer(OPTIONS.master_ip, OPTIONS.master_port, OPTIONS.world_port, PeerType.World, creds, WorldPortal())
world.run()
#reactor.run()
reactor.startRunning()
#the main loop is broken out and can be combined with other frameworks rather easily
while pytorque.tick():
reactorTick()
#cleanup pytorque.. goodbye!
pytorque.shutdown()
def logout(self):
if self.name:
row = Clients.byUsername(self.name)
Clients.delete(row.id)
self.name = None
self.realm.logout(self)
def logout(self):
if self.name:
row = Clients.byUsername(self.name)
Clients.delete(row.id)
self.name = None
self.realm.logout(self)
def remote_getLoad(self):
rows = Clients.selectBy(location=WorldServer.Name)
return rows.count()
def remote_getLoad(self):
rows = Clients.selectBy(location = WorldServer.Name)
return rows.count()
