Hello,
I'm new to this, I'm trying to run ServUO on Linux Machine but I have some problems.
Someone knows an official tutorial, because I've seen many (unofficial), but none works.

Thanks in Advanced!

Regards!
 
https://www.servuo.com/tutorials/yet-another-debian-servuo-tutorial.44/

The majority of this should be applicable to Ubuntu as well.
Work Awesone!!, Thanks very much for the tutorial but i have some warnings.

[article]Warnings:
+ Misc/Email.cs:
CS0618: Line 36: `System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient' is obsolete: `SmtpClient and its network of types are poorly designed, we strongly recommend you use https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit and https://github.com/jstedfast/MimeKit instead'
CS0618: Line 50: `System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient' is obsolete: `SmtpClient and its network of types are poorly designed, we strongly recommend you use https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit and https://github.com/jstedfast/MimeKit instead'
+ Items/Addons/Craft Addons/CraftAddon.cs:
CS0162: Line 245: Unreachable code detected
+ Services/Monster Stealing/Items/GemOfSalvation.cs:
CS0472: Line 49: The result of comparing value type `System.DateTime' with null is always `true'
+ Services/Monster Stealing/Items/ManaDraught.cs:
CS0472: Line 30: The result of comparing value type `System.DateTime' with null is always `true'
CS0472: Line 70: The result of comparing value type `System.DateTime' with null is always `true'
+ Services/Monster Stealing/Items/SeedOflife.cs:
CS0472: Line 43: The result of comparing value type `System.DateTime' with null is always `true'
CS0472: Line 84: The result of comparing value type `System.DateTime' with null is always `true'
+ Services/Town Cryer/TownCryerSystem.cs:
CS1717: Line 535: Assignment made to same variable; did you mean to assign something else?[/article]
 
haha, I just linked to it, thank Ixtabay, he wrote it.

I do get most of the same warnings on Debian, but I'm still able to login.

I'm not using any of the email sending options, so I've not looked into the first two. I also don't get the CraftAddon warning.

I had found a post suggesting to replace DateTime.Now in those scripts with DateTime.UtcNow, but I still see the warning, still researching that myself.
 
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