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http://fs5.directupload.net/images/161101/ko5m3jmp.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Hycker
Dude the linux is not your playground... I'm out from here
If u don't know linux basics don't try to bother with pw. Sorry about that
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I normally use Windows, not Linux, okay bye, thanks for your insults btwQuote:
Originally Posted by Hycker
and i already got it once working, but not with that
Ohh popcorn time... Oh wait I'm a little late.
anyway try setting the directory up where the pwserver folder is in your root directory, (/pwserver)
them copy the libs from the pwserver to the system using "cp /pwserver/libs /libs" (adjust it to the proper names for yourself.)
grab the chmod.sh from mr.killers 1.5.1 release and run that in the pwserver dir...
After that you should be able to run start.sh...
In my experience 9 times out of 10 it is because you are missing x32 libs I know there are possible more reasons but this is what worked for me and these are the steps I took to get my server working.
honestly Google will be your best friend when It comes to commands.
which page is the sh file to download from? because the http://srv.joslian.com/ link is downQuote:
Originally Posted by Fluzzy
If you look through the thread it has been re-uploaded, otherwise you will need to wait a few hours for me to get home and I can post it.
Lol i found The whole Server File from this srv.joslian Website on 4shared ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Fluzzy
Is this for real chmod.sh ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fluzzy
This isnt even affecting the files as it looks likeQuote:
#!/bin/sh
normal='\033[0m' # ${normal}
red='\033[0;31m' # ${red}
green='\033[0;32m' # ${green}
apt-get install tofrodos -y
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Install Tofrodos"
fromdos *.sh
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Run Fromdos This Folder"
chmod 777 -R *
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Give Out Permissions This Folder"
mkdir -p /var/spool/rolexml/outcoming
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Create a Folder: /var/spool/rolexml/outcoming"
chmod 777 /var/spool/rolexml/outcoming
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Give Out Permissions Folder: /var/spool/rolexml/outcoming"
mkdir -p /var/spool/rolexml/incoming
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Create a Folder: /var/spool/rolexml/incoming"
chmod 777 /var/spool/rolexml/incoming
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Give Out Permissions Folder: /var/spool/rolexml/incoming"
ldconfig
echo "[${green} OK ${normal}] Using: ldconfig"
in the files the folder etc , home , lib and var are in it
Yes that is the chmod file, and yes it does edit the dir. look at line 6-11Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin344
Nice ! I am gonna try it Tomorrow since its late right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Fluzzy
http://forum.ragezone.com/f750/insta...1-1-a-1114436/Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin344
why not try
I have not set any time
But I think it would be better to install automatic
will not have any problems when installing
Ty ! I try with Ubuntu Server 12.04.3Quote:
Originally Posted by 3ku123
Ok it Apparently only works with Debian 7 x64
It didnt worked :CQuote:
Originally Posted by 3ku123
http://fs5.directupload.net/images/161105/2fxouv7f.png
Try use this command in your terminal:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin344
Quote:
apt-get install gcc-multilib