Author Topic: Issue with Greek2Me's Blockland Dedicated Server Script  (Read 2103 times)

I'm not exactly sure what board to put this in, but I would assume this is the most appropriate. This is the script I used, when I run it, it just says Starting Server 0, and nothing shows up. I'm using tmux instead of screen because when I tried screen it relayed "cannot exec ___ permission denied" I don't know if I have the wrong server files or something, but it doesn't seem to show up on the master list, when I connect to it directly with the IP address, it times out.

Any ideas on what to do? I've been trying to set this up for awhile.



He's on linux not windows






What is your distro
ubuntu 12.04
its on my VPS
sudo
i'm logged in as root

I tried chmod +x on the file and it just stated started server 0 and had nothing on the master list.

I think I might just have the files, where can I get the dedicated files only?
« Last Edit: August 19, 2014, 02:01:46 AM by Nal »

i'm logged in as root
Stop right there criminal scum

Do it with a normal user and sudo like a normal person.

Stop right there criminal scum

Do it with a normal user and sudo like a normal person.
I only can log into the VPS with root. My VPS only specified a root password.

adduser nal

You're going to have to get way more comfortable with command-only management if you want to use a linux vps for stuff.

I made the user, ran the script and now this.
nal@nalnalas:/usr/local/bin/blockland-server$ sudo screen blockland-server
[sudo] password for nal:
nal is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
nal@nalnalas:/usr/local/bin/blockland-server$

w/out root
Cannot exec 'blockland-server': Permission denied
I think its a Screen issue, so I'll try tmux

root@nalnalas:/usr/local/bin/blockland-server# sh blockland-server
Starting server 0
root@nalnalas:/usr/local/bin/blockland-server#

I ran tmux, and then this output, no server is on the masterlist.
it changed the username to root because I had to run sudo tmux

sudo rm -r /
you mean rm -rf?
« Last Edit: August 19, 2014, 02:33:59 AM by Nal »

nano /etc/sudoers

add to the bottom

nal ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL

Then try the first thing again