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Spec out 1.0 API
There is legacy API right now that generally works, but there should be a better versioned API for the server, that utilizes HTTP verbs better, we probably should revamp some configuration keys and response formats too.
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This is the next important step in ensuring strong connectivity and seamless user experience. I've noticed that localtunnel servers often fail to provide a connection, with an error localtunnel : connection refused
. This is probably due to the large traffic on its public servers.
We can set up these tunneling servers using different approaches. However I am trying to create the server using l
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The FLYFF client tries to connect to the world server using the default 5400 port. This implies that the world servers cannot be hosted on the same machine.
In order to improve flexibility, Rhisis should provide an option to send the world servers port to the client once the
CERTIFY
packet is handled in theLoginServer
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