bash: DreamDaemon: command not found
Can some help me with that? I do have DreamDaemon installed, but after two days of hosting my server, it goes offline and keeps saying that. I have to reinstall the OS every two days for it to work.
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 Mar 11 2010, 3:19 am
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45tt wrote:
Followed a tutorial. Would you mind sharing with me which one? And are you sure you're reinstalling the OS and not just BYOND? The OS being Linux itself. | |
http://www.byond.com/members/ DreamMakers?command=view_post&post=83474 I am reinstalling OS.
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45tt wrote:
http://www.byond.com/members/ DreamMakers?command=view_post&post=83474 I am reinstalling OS. Okay. Well, reinstalling the OS is completely unnecessary, so I suggest only doing that when/if you have to. If you want to make a completely fresh start, then I suppose then is when you do it. I want you to try and see if you can follow this tutorial instead, and tell me if that works out. | |
If you haven't added that source command to bash, you'll have to use it each time you open putty.
That's assuming you went with the installation method that requires source /some/path/byond/byond_setup to be called. | |
Yeah, I'm assuming he used 'make here' instead of 'make install'. Since he mentioned it is his slice and all that I imagine he has root access to the system.
So to the OP; to solve your problem use the 'make install' option instead of the 'make here' one when you go to install BYOND. This will install BYOND globally instead of just as the user you're on. When you installed as a single user you were told to use the 'source' command at the end, this links the programs in the bin directory to your command list allowing you to execute them without having to do into the directory they exist in and execute them manually. This however isn't a persistent change, which is why it requires you to add the command to your .bash_profile file, as the .bash_profile is executed each time you login to SSH. | |
Did you follow any tutorials when installing BYOND, or did you just wing it yourself?