* linux/getmangos.sh: default to build client tools
The client tools are needed to extract game data and should be
built in a default installation.
* Update getmangos.sh
- Adding support when several WoW clients path are detected. Only the first one is selected
- Adding support for database updates. Only last folder (alphabetically sorted) will be takenxw
- Ubuntu "precise" 12.04 LTS
- Ubuntu "trusty" 14.04 LTS
- Ubuntu "xenial" 16.04 LTS
- Ubuntu "yakkety" 16.10
- Debian "jessie" 8.0
- Debian "stretch" next
- Linux Mint "maya" 13
- Linux Mint "qiana" 17
- Linux Mint "rebecca" 17.1
- Linux Mint "rafaela" 17.2
- Linux Mint "rosa" 17.3
- Linux Mint "sarah" 18
- LMDE "betsy" 2
* Updating lazymangos.sh script to handle database configuration and auto-setup of configuration files.
* Fixing a typo in lazymangos.sh
* Fixing another typo for one install in lazymangos.sh
* Integration of the ExtractResources.sh for MangosZero. Tell us where your game binaries are and it will be auto-magically configured !
* Updating lazymangos.sh script to handle database configuration and auto-setup of configuration files.
* Fixing a typo in lazymangos.sh
* Fixing another typo for one install in lazymangos.sh
- Take care of already downloaded sources (it will copy existing downloaded sources to the home directory of the run user instead of recloning it)
- Use the InstallDatabases.sh script in of the database repository in silent mode instead of using its own way of setting up the database
- SD3 is now replacing SD2 as scripting engine proposed. SD2 has been deprecatedy
The old script has been changed up a bit.
Limited the amount of input needed to install
Added MaNGOS One support
Added CentOS7+ support
Added more functions to decrease amount of code
Added ability to use any username desired
Removed password input and moved user to no-login
Added optional updates for the database