Author Topic: Issues with Linux VPS (again)  (Read 4576 times)

sudo: unable to resolve host (none)
run-detectors: unable to find an interpreter for /home/blockland-server/Blockland.exe

basically, from my old topic which I cannot find, I did a reinstall and now this comes up

sudo xvfb-run -a /home/blockland-server/Blockland.exe ptlaaxobimwroe -dedicated

I'm running this command, idk why its giving this, any help?


Follow the instructions in this topic:

[Script] Blockland Dedicated Server for Linux
I've tried that before, no luck

excuse my lack of linux knowledge, I haven't fully used it in a long time
Starting server 0
There is no screen to be attached matching blockland-server0.

this is the error I get, nothing shows up in htop
edit; I changed the directory and still gave the issue


didn't have the wineconsole part, this came up now, that probably came up because wineconsole wasn't on it :p
« Last Edit: November 11, 2014, 11:43:44 PM by Nal »

have you installed wine?


Didn't you tell me that Wine is stuff for servers?

its installed

Evidently not. Either that, or your $PATH variable is set up wrong. (highly unlikely)

I'm assuming your server is running Debian.

if /usr/bin/wineconsole doesn't exist, then you need to run # apt-get install wine

EDIT: Please post the output of # echo $PATH
« Last Edit: November 12, 2014, 10:05:27 AM by blueblur121 »

Didn't you tell me that Wine is stuff for servers?
no, I said arch was

Evidently not. Either that, or your $PATH variable is set up wrong. (highly unlikely)


I'm assuming your server is running Debian.

if /usr/bin/wineconsole doesn't exist, then you need to run # apt-get install wine

EDIT: Please post the output of # echo $PATH
no directory, but it's installed

no, I said arch was
Oh yeah. That makes sense. I have since changed my server to debian.

no directory, but it's installed
Try giving us the output of # cat /usr/bin/wineconsole

No directory
Yep, wines probably forgeted up

# apt-get purge wine
# apt-get install wine


You might want to back up any wine configurations you might have before doing this if you want to keep them.
« Last Edit: November 12, 2014, 11:38:58 AM by blueblur121 »

# apt-get purge wine
# apt-get install wine


You might want to back up any wine configurations you might have before doing this if you want to keep them.
did already, only installs wine and winesrc or something
Maybe I should try a different repository
Wine64 it is
« Last Edit: November 12, 2014, 11:42:55 AM by Nal »

I just installed the package wine and it included /usr/bin/wineconsole.