Ive actually been wanting to get into a game like this. Ive got literally zero experience, though ha. I used to play DND 3.5, so I'll pick up on the rule set quickly.
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Quote from: Blizzard on March 06, 2013, 03:31:54 pm
Aha, I misread your question.
If by "data" you mean the MySQL database, yes. In fact it's recommended to have the MySQL server running on the same machine as RMX-OS since that boosts access speed (but likely reduces that number of maximum players it can handle). If you have it set up on a different machine, make sure the machines have a high speed LAN connection to reduce the time required for communication.
SQL databases for RMX-OS rarely become very big. You can expect maybe a few dozen kB per player. Even if you had 100 kB per player, this still isn't that big and you could still have 10000 players with just a 1 GB store space for the database.
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Quote from: Blizzard on March 06, 2013, 04:56:55 am
You usually don't need a special OS to run a web server. You only have to install the right software. e.g. If you install Apache and PHP on a Windows 7 machine nad setup port forwarding properly, you can already run a website on that machine if somebody connects directly over IP. If you want a text URL to point to your server, you will have to set up name servers along side on the same machine and setup your domain to point there. It's not that complicated if you know what you're doing.