This is a preservation copy of the retired FiveM/Qbox server. It contains the server resources, configuration structure, custom work, assets, and rebuild notes. It is not a ready-to-start production server: current credentials, database data, hosting endpoints, administrator identifiers, and some generated files were intentionally excluded.
- Qbox/ox resources and custom Real Shit RP resources
- MLO and working-mod resource folders present in the retired profile
- Non-secret configuration files and a rebuildable
server.cfg.template - Architecture and engineering notes under
docs/ secrets.example.cfgshowing the values that must be supplied locally
secrets.cfg, Cfx license keys, database credentials, tokens, and webhooks- Live player/database state and raw MariaDB files
- txAdmin/runtime cache, logs, dependency stores, build output, and rollback copies
- Private administrator/player identifiers where practical
- Install a supported FXServer artifact and txAdmin on a clean Windows host.
- Install MariaDB and create an empty database and least-privilege database user.
- Copy this repository to the txAdmin server-data directory.
- Copy
secrets.example.cfgtosecrets.cfgand enter newly issued credentials. - Review
server.cfg.template, rename it toserver.cfg, and set the new endpoint, Discord invite, and administrator identifiers locally. - Start the server once with only the base Qbox/ox stack, then apply required SQL migrations from the relevant resources.
- Add custom resources in dependency order and review each resource's README/configuration.
- Start with a test server, connect a test character, verify database writes, and only then consider public exposure.
The GitHub source archive does not contain live player data. If a future rebuild needs the old characters, locate the separate encrypted database backup, inspect it for actual data rows, stage it into a temporary database, and validate the schema before importing. Never import an old production dump directly over a new live database.
Before or immediately after publishing, revoke/rotate the old Cfx license key, database password, Discord/webhook tokens, and any third-party API keys. A private GitHub repository is access-controlled but is not a secrets vault.
Source profile: txData/Qbox_588A32.base from the retired Windows server. Generated cache and runtime data were excluded during preservation.