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*turn time, or how long the server takes to process each event, choose anything above 200, but below 1000. This is in milliseconds. default is 300
*turn time, or how long the server takes to process each event, choose anything above 200, but below 1000. This is in milliseconds. default is 300
*log and stats generation logs, use the default ("./") - it's in the same directory as everything else
*log and stats generation logs, use the default ("./") - it's in the same directory as everything else
*RSA key size, choose anything smaller than 1024 bits, but greater than 512 (or equal to). This is to make sure that the login information is valid and secure.
*RSA key size- This is to make sure that the login information is valid and secure.
'''Warning:''' Any value for the RSA key generation other than 512 may cause the server not to work properly and refuse the client connections. Therefore, just accept this default value. This is a known bug.
'''Warning:''' Any value for the RSA key generation smaller than 512 may cause the server not to work properly and refuse the client connections.


Well, thats everything! When it's finished, you'll have a new file, "server.ini". Don't lose it, as it contains the information to get your server up & running, as well as the key to do that. If Marauroa won't start, and nor will your server, check to see if that INI file is there (at the same directory! NOWHERE ELSE!) and if it is not, try running the runserver.sh script again; the file could have changed when updating the RSA keys
Well, thats everything! When it's finished, you'll have a new file, "server.ini". Don't lose it, as it contains the information to get your server up & running, as well as the key to do that. If Marauroa won't start, and nor will your server, check to see if that INI file is there (at the same directory! NOWHERE ELSE!) and if it is not, try running the runserver.sh script again; the file could have changed when updating the RSA keys