Using the dedicated server console via STDin

[Greek2me]

I got it!

I deleted base/client/audio.cs.dso and replaced it with a file called audio.cs which contained setKey("mykey");.

edit: Holy hell, input started working once I set the key! I now have a fully functional linux server with no need for wrappers and whatnot.
edit2: Authentication isn't working yet.

EDIT3: After further testing you don't need to use the hacky replace-default-file-to-set-key thing. Just type setKey("yourkey"); into the console. Somehow I must have had a typo the first time I tried it.

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[Lugnut]

I got it!

I deleted base/client/audio.cs.dso and replaced it with a file called audio.cs which contained setKey("mykey");.

edit: Holy hell, input started working once I set the key! I now have a fully functional linux server with no need for wrappers and whatnot.
edit2: Authentication isn't working yet.

whaat? there's no way!

well balls to the walls it actually works

[Greek2me]

whaat? there's no way!

well balls to the walls it actually works

Did you get authentication working? My connection to the server is accepted but authentication doesn't work, so I can't start loading. I think it has to do with permissions.

[Lugnut]

it is working, but I wasn't doing anything fancy with ownership and stuff - I just used my main non-root user and just ran wineconsole blahblahblah
no screen or ownership magic

[Hammereditor5]

I'm going to test your "setKey() with audio.cs" method today, on Windows.

edit: Holy hell, input started working

Are you talking about STDin?

Yeah I'm currently writing something that will write a key.dat

I would find that very useful, since I need to create key.dat files automatically for HammerHost.

[Greek2me]

I'm going to test your "setKey() with audio.cs" method today, on Windows.

It'll work with any default script file, really.

it is working, but I wasn't doing anything fancy with ownership and stuff - I just used my main non-root user and just ran wineconsole blahblahblah
no screen or ownership magic

What version of Wine are you using and what distro?

[Lugnut]

It'll work with any default script file, really.

What version of Wine are you using and what distro?

~: wine --version
wine-1.4.1
~: cat /etc/debian_version
7.4

[Greek2me]

I'm having the same problem that TBP had: http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=247225.0

Running as root didn't work, either.

[0xBRIANSMITH]

I'm having the same problem that TBP had: http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=247225.0

Running as root didn't work, either.

what is the exact error?

[Lugnut]

Pretty sure there isn't one, the server just isn't authenticating.

[Greek2me]

TCP connections don't go through. It seems to be because of a DNS problem.

This causes authentication to not work.

[Lugnut]

1: DNS uses UDP, i think
2: try utilizing a TCP object connecting to a specific IP address

if you're capable of it, try running a packet sniffer

[Greek2me]

The reason I say it's a DNS issue is because I already made a connection using an IP address. That worked. However, when using a domain name it doesn't even show up in netstat.

I'll do the packet sniffer this evening.

[Lugnut]

yep that's definitely a dns issue
mmm, yep. use the packet sniffer. you don't need to post a pcap or anything dumb, just watch for dns requests and see what happens, i guess.

[Hammereditor5]

Legendary programmers talking to each other, I guess.
I'd better change the topic title.