i need help.i run on linux i am familiar with linux
but i have no acsess to it
i need steps on what i need to do
what exactly do i type in the comandline???
why is there a start server in the bz menu?
i need help starting a server.
i need help starting a server.
the world can be a beutiful place u just gotta know how to look at it
Yes, but first I think you need help reading your previous post about how to make a server.
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewtopic.php?p=109744
Also, take a look through the "Help" section here about servers.
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewforum.php?f=93
The "Start Server" menu is there, and it can also be used to start a server, but if you want a realy configurable server, then I suggest you do it with a group file, a configuration file, and a map file.
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewtopic.php?p=109744
http://my.bzflag.org/w/Creating_A_ServerWinny wrote:As this is an open source game, you don't need to buy anything to run a server, usually. For example, I run a Linux server on a old p2 box in my basement, this doesn't cost me anything.
You may, if your server is popular enough/you don't have a good internet connection for your server, you may want to buy a server at a web host, such as 1and1, or something. This usually gives you a 10mbit connection, and 1000-2000gb of bandwidth for a month. Most BZFlag servers only use 50-300gig a month, depending on popularity.
Getting back to your orginal question about running a server, here is a link to the wiki, I think you can click on the "server" link yourself.
Wiki - http://my.bzflag.org/w/
Now, you should know that running a server is not that easy, since there is no GUI to do it through, you need a few things:
- configuration file (conf.txt)
- group file (group.txt)
- map file (mapfile.bzw)
- BZFS (comes with your BZFlag install, usually.)
Ill leave the rest to you.
Also, take a look through the "Help" section here about servers.
http://my.bzflag.org/bb/viewforum.php?f=93
The "Start Server" menu is there, and it can also be used to start a server, but if you want a realy configurable server, then I suggest you do it with a group file, a configuration file, and a map file.
Well what type of server is it? Gentoo, Debian, Ubuntu or a nother distro?
Im currently running 3 servers all mentioned in my signature;
I have a place pact full of use full files that should show you how to create a bz conf etc.
Heres the address check it out for your self.
http://linuxmain.net/confs/
Im currently running 3 servers all mentioned in my signature;
I have a place pact full of use full files that should show you how to create a bz conf etc.
Heres the address check it out for your self.
http://linuxmain.net/confs/
Give some real help and quit posting to just advertise your servers.nn wrote:Well what type of server is it? Gentoo, Debian, Ubuntu or a nother distro?
Im currently running 3 servers all mentioned in my signature;
I have a place pact full of use full files that should show you how to create a bz conf etc.
Heres the address check it out for your self.
http://linuxmain.net/confs/