zeroeh / muledump-2

Safe muledump version

###:Linux / macOS Users:

1. cd to wherever you'd like the project.
2. git clone https://github.com/Zeroeh/muledump-2
3. Wait for the download to finish and cd into the directory
4. Change the files as described in the windows section. You can rename files with mv -n example_settings.json settings.json
5. If you don't have go installed, run sudo apt-get install golang && go build. If you already have go installed, simply run go build. macOS users will need to install brew to run these commands.
6. Type ./muledump-2 or whatever binary go built.
7. Web server should be running, simply go to your browser http://127.0.0.1:5353/muledump.html

BEGIN WINDOWS INSTRUCTIONS!!

1. Download this repo, and extract the ZIP to your Desktop or another location. Name the folder muledump-2-master. For simplicity I'm going to assume you're going to put it in C:\Users\Example\Desktop\muledump-2-master

2. Open your command prompt (Windows key+R, type in cmd.exe and hit enter)

3. Type in the following: cd "C:\Users\Example\Desktop\muledump-2-master"

4. If you do not want to build your own Go file, skip steps 5, 6 and 7.

5. Install Go from here.

6. Delete muledump-2-master.exe from your Muledump 2 folder, unless you want to keep it for some reason. (muledump-2-master.exe is the built main.go file)

7. In Command Prompt (you should be in C:\Users<Your Name>\Desktop<your Muledump 2 folder name>), type go build.

8. Open accounts_sample.js with a text editor (for instance Notepad++)

9. Enter your account info. Steam and Kong do not work as of now. It should look something like this:

   accounts = { '[email protected]': 'example', }

10. Save the file as accounts.js (make sure it saves as a .js file, and not accounts.js.txt)

11. Open example_config.json with a text editor (for instance Notepad++)

12. Put in your email and password in there. For steam users, put in your steamworks user id and secret token. It should look something like this: [ {"user":"[email protected]", "password":"mypassword123"} ]

13. Save the file as config.json. Make sure the file extension is .json instead of .txt

14. Go back to your command prompt. Type in: muledump-2-master.exe "config.json"

15. Go to http://localhost:5353/muledump.html and click reload all.