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=Directions=
=Directions=
*Install PHPBB3 on a web server, configure settings, test that users can REGISTER to the PHPBB3 board.
*In the "main" PHPBB3 folder, (in my case /usr/share/phpbb3/www/), install these three files found in the SVN DB Repository (https://bzflag.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/bzflag/trunk/db/):
bzfls.php
serversettings.php.tmpl (rename to serversettings.php)
banfunctions.php


CURRENTLY BEING EDITED, OCTOBER 2010
CURRENTLY BEING EDITED, OCTOBER 2010


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=Acknowledgements=
=Acknowledgements=
This process would not have been successful without the help of Blast/Blast007.
This process would not have been successful without the help of Blast/Blast007.

Revision as of 04:01, 2 November 2010

Overview

This article discusses how to create a PRIVATE List Server and have players authenticate via this server. This is generally not necessary, since BZFlag clients perform Global Registration via the official bzflag.org List Server. However, if a BZFS server is created within a private LAN network, it may be desirable/necessary to authenticate players locally.

Assumptions

  • This article assumes that a working BZFS server is already in place and has been tested.
  • This article assumes that the server administrator has access to web hosting with MySQL and PHP.
  • This article assumes that the server administrator understand how to download and install PHPBB3.
  • This article assumes that the server administrator understands how to perform basic editing of PHP code.
  • This article was written using Linux for the BZFS server.
  • This article was written using Windows clients.

Directions

bzfls.php
serversettings.php.tmpl (rename to serversettings.php)
banfunctions.php


CURRENTLY BEING EDITED, OCTOBER 2010

Examples:

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third

Acknowledgements

This process would not have been successful without the help of Blast/Blast007.