klimexx

Many thanks @ Gurgarath and @ msnas! I had this idea to have everything on one system, perhaps Windows (can work in Linux as well, but executing exe through wine is problematic), but the truth is that I'm developer in SAP ABAP for 5-6 years, and this is something new for me. C++ or Python, dealing with server side compiling as well as developing client side... That's why I wondered if there's some documentation for Windows server setup to be able to connect it in one system. Just to make sure that I'll be able to keep everything consistent and clean. The pipeline idea came to my head as well, but again, I don't know how it would work with Git to have repository as I know that on FreeBSD there're alliases to start the server and compiling the data, which is still hard for me to wrap my head around. I don't have such a system at work, everything I code, I can compile in the same system/directory, and then execute it as well. Which is something I would kill to have, repository where I would be able to work and with ease compile and test my changes. Many thanks again. Perhaps I will find some documentation here to do this and create some robust system in order to create well-made server

Hey everyone, I've been working with Metin2 server files, and I’ve started to wonder – is there really no cleaner or more structured way to program for Metin2? Right now, the process feels extremely fragmented. I’m running a FreeBSD server on VirtualBox, then using my Windows environment to compile and rewrite files. I'm constantly switching between PuTTY for SSH access, WinSCP for file transfers, and MySQL tools for database changes. On top of that, I still need to manually edit .py scripts and other configuration files. It often feels like I’m searching for a needle in a haystack, trying to figure out what to edit, where to click, and how to compile or reload everything just to see one small change. I just can't believe that modern (or even well-maintained old) servers are still operated in such a messy and chaotic environment. Has anyone here found a more efficient or streamlined workflow? Maybe using containers, automation tools, or even IDEs configured to work directly with the server? I’d really appreciate if someone could share their setup or tips to simplify and clean up the development process. Thanks!