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Reinstalling centos should not be necessary as everything needed for centos 4 (even the most minimal install you can do) is supplied with my files. If you have centos 5 simply say No when asked if you are installing on Centos 4 and it will download what it needs.
Do not use the "are you upgrading an existing server", say No to that bit or it won't install everything needed.
When it is installing the dependencies check if any fail, especially if you have centos 5.
i use centos 4.7 (64 bit) i ever say no when the proggram asked for the upgrading.... ..i'am doing the screen..
Ah that explains it, i bet some of the default dependencies don't work under 64 bit centos. You will need to look in cabal_install.sh for the rpm filenames and try finding the 64 bit versions.
chumpy i had do a little video whit the problem , this is the link : http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?kzjnzmz1zkh
You still have some form of DNS problem on centos as it failed to import the GPG key for the rpm libs. Try "ping www.google.com" and it bet it fails.
The first dependency that fails is libjpg which you will need to use "Yum libjpg*" to download, but as i think that will fail you need to fix your DNS configuration first. If the ping to google fails as i think it will run "setup" from the terminal and check the DNS server shown in there is the same one you see in "ipconfig" in windows.
I've do a test and screenshot here's to you :
TEST GOOGLE PING:
http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/4418/problema10.jpg
AL MINE CONFIGURATION:
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/6195/problema11.jpg.
0.o
Check "ipconfig /all" for DNS servers, i got that wrong earlier :P
Ifconfig on centos doesn't show the DNS servers but resolve.conf has them and so does the wizard if you use the "setup" command.
xD this is ipconfig/all:
http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/1878/problema12.jpg
Your dns server is your router so use 192.168.0.1 as the dns server in the centos network config.
I've ever used 'DNS= 192.168.0.1'' ... but after the setup i've this problem:
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/2761/problema13.jpg
.. 0.o
It is still not installing right and i think it is becasue the files in included are tested in 32 bit centos not 64 bit. You need to look at cabal_install.sh to see what rpm files it is installing and find the 64 bit versions i think. I have never tested 64 bit myself so the install cript was never made to detect this.
Hence is the better if i install centos 32 bit's version????
I think it might be as i know that far better, i'm just guessing when it comes to 64 bit centos. You only need CD1 and when asked about packages to install go right to the bottom and pick the "minimal" install (the one that says it is for routers etc). This will be command line only, no desktop, but you can use winscp to manage it and no desktop is faster and not using up as much memory. You could also try the pre-made virtual machine "dordort" posted int he releases section as that is much smaller than downloading centos CD1.
Ok shamon i try to install 32 bit..
SERVER STAAAAAAAAAART!!! , now missing only the client :D
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Use a non-updated ogplanet 2008 client and the patch posted by Lost-Spirit recently in the releases section.
http://www.gamershell.com/download_23004.shtml