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Shell server again

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Apr 5 2005, 10:42 pm

Govegtos

Wolf01 wrote:

I did all this on Debain 3: Sergeant Woody, and used lynx, so the commands may be a little different.

Install Lynx to your Linux OS and

Login to your Linux machine (I use Putty, found here.), and download byond_linux.zip from http://developer.byond.com/download/byond_linux.zip (If using Debian, the command would be

lynx http://developer.byond.com/download/byond_linux.zip
).
Unzip it by using the command:

unzip byond_linux.zip

Wait for the list to stop. then, Change to the byond directory [I also call directory as dir):

cd byond

Now, type:

make

Choose on of the 2 options and follow the rest of the procedures that it tells you. Once it doesn't tell you to do anything more, change to the bin dir:

cd bin

And run DreamMaker (you will probably get errors for not finding library files).

To test DreamMaker, type

DreamMaker

If it won't work correctly, do the following between the lines:

---------
If you get library errors, I have a file that is hard to find that will work on Debian - http://www.terranwolf.com/BYOND/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3

Download that and copy it to your lib directory. To download it correctly, do the following [you should be in the bin directory when doing this]:

cd ..
cd ..
cd ..

Now, you should be before your root directory. Download the above file and then send it to your lib directory and type this:

cp libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 /lib

Now, go to the root directory, then byond, then bin, then test DreamMaker again. If you still have errors, locate the file missing and cp it to the /lib directory [FROM NOW ON, STAY IN THE BIN DIR!!!].

That's all you have to do to install byond on your Linux Shell.

k

When i get this to part

If you get library errors, I have a file that is hard to find that will work on Debian - http://www.terranwolf.com/BYOND/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3

Download that and copy it to your lib directory. To download it correctly, do the following [you should be in the bin directory when doing this]:

i get an page cannot be displayed error

what should i do now?

i need that any where else i can get it from?

Apr 6 2005, 9:49 am
Smoko	Google. It has all your answers, because its your friend. A very good friend

Apr 6 2005, 6:30 pm In response to Smoko
Govegtos	Smoko wrote: Google. It has all your answers, because its your friend. A very good friend Smoko what am i suppose to do i need that file but i cant get it so wtf am i suppose to do?

Apr 7 2005, 11:37 am In response to Govegtos
N1ghtW1ng	Google. Or, I think on one of my old threads I think Mike H might of put a link to it hosted on the BYOND site. I might be wrong though >.> but it is worth a shot. I'll search. Edit: [link] There you go.

Apr 7 2005, 5:56 pm In response to N1ghtW1ng
Govegtos	N1ghtW1ng wrote: Google. Or, I think on one of my old threads I think Mike H might of put a link to it hosted on the BYOND site. I might be wrong though >.> but it is worth a shot. I'll search. Edit: [link] There you go. Thanks it still up thanks all whom helped now i can setup my server :)