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Can u tell me wich version is the client ? 1.31 , 1.36 or 1.39?
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can u tell me wich version is the client ?Quote:
Originally Posted by 343
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can u tell me wich version is the client ?
I recommend using plowshare to download the server files.
Well, do not forget that I do not support mixing anything from this release with anything else from another release... (ie... attempting to use this client with another server, or this server with another client, etc...)Quote:
Originally Posted by FlorinU
But, to answer your question -- if I remember accurately -- is based off of CN 1.3.6
If my memory also serves me correct this morning, we can only use MY 1.3.1 --or-- CN 1.3.6
umm if i run a pc ''intel'' instead of''amd'' do i need another version of linux instead of ubuntu 10.04.3 server.amd64 ? is that i386 recomended or it doesnt matter ?Quote:
Originally Posted by 343
I'm using Oracle VM VirtualBox will that work the same way as VMWare?
Also are both the server root parts 1 and 2 the same when extracted?
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Originally Posted by FlorinU
You can use ubuntu server 10.04.3 server.amd64 with an intel processor, yes... (provided the processor itself is capable of x64, if the processor wasn't capable of x64, then you would have to go with the 32 bit (x86). You shouldn't have a problem if it is 'modern enough', as IDK of any 'modern' processors that aren't capable of x64 [If you were trying to do this on a dinasaur machine it would be a different story])
If you like to read (like myself) I'd read up the following links -- they'll help you understand better ;)
x86 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
64-bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
x86-64 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Originally Posted by Spartan0
Yep all VMs are the same principle, some just offer different 'features' than others. You could even chose a different 'flavor' (distro) of Linux if you like (so long as you stay debain based [at least for my release, you do NOT want RPM based for my release])...
Same as above, here are some good reads recommended for you :)
Virtual machine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
VMware - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
VirtualBox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Comparison of platform virtual machines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Debian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
deb (file format) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
dpkg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RPM Package Manager - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Do not use any 'flavor'/distro based on this package manager, I just put it here because it's another popular 'flavor'...)
List of Linux distributions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Comparison of Linux distributions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Any distribution in this list would work/be good for my release:
List of Linux distributions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have portfrowarded the relevant ports, installed everything correctly, using VMWare, and the same distribution of linux,
I type ./start.sh, everything starts up fine, but I cannot access the pwAdmin site or the register site, I have setup the 3 config files to my local IP..however, when scanned with
http://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2
The port is shown as closed.
I have run servers from this PC before, and been successful, what could I have done that prevents me from reaching the pwAdmin site?
How do i mount ISO's and then copy to System root? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by 343
That is going to depend on the VM you're using (if you're using one)
If you're using a VM -- consult instructions/manuals/how to's for the specific VM software that you're using (like VMware or VBOX)
If you're using a physical machine (or going to be installing it on a physical machine) physically mount the disc (burn the ISO, and then insert in the tray...)
How easy is VMware to use?
very..
Posted via Mobile Device
I recommend VirtualBox but that's just me...
And it's not hard to use at all...
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The port may be closed on your linux comp, try going to terminal and typingQuote:
Originally Posted by IwannaPWserver
replace PORTNUMBER with the number of the port ie 80Code:ufw allow PORTNUMBER
Got it up. :whoo:
:roll:
Edit which IP's was i supposed to change i found that sort of confusing.
where can i get ''NAME SERVER ADRESS'' ? i can only find : ip , subnetmask and getaway using cmd> ipconfig/all
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and when i start ... do i need to burn linux on a bootable CD and install it as i would install windows or just install it with daemon tools ? and same about pw_root.iso...
Hmm still nothing, and the port is still not responding, I get the feeling its going to port 8443 on my PC, and not reaching the VM.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaMeLeS
The network adapter is set to NAT, so it should be accessable from my IP, I have setup the IP in the 3 config files to my local IP.
I've been happily running hrace's image for a year or more now, I'm not sure whats gone wrong this time..