Play quake :D
I don't think it would be possible, because all the graphics, models,
etc. are client-side.
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Is it me or THERE IS a rocket launcher on Half Life ? (I know there is).
Would it possible to use it ?
At 10:43 AM 12/17/2002, you wrote:
Play quake :D
I don't think it would be possible, because all the graphics, models,
etc. are client-side.
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, m0gely wrote:
Core was generated by `hlds'.
Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
/lib/libNoVersion.so.1: No such file or directory.
#0 0x280e5eb3 in ?? ()
(gdb)
libNoVersion.so.1 is a symlink. look so the symlink is linked correctly.
su-2.03# ls -l
Its possible, look at neo-tf for TFC. Course the players would have to
dl the models for the weapon, and perhaps the sprites and explosions,
but it isnt impossible with some dll jiggery pokery
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Just testing that the list is
fingers wrote:
linux should never look in other dir than /usr/compat/linux/, since it is
its chrooted env.
i've just checked a few of my boxen, nowhere do I have a symlink for
'/lib'
Any hlds.core's?
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DaiTengu wrote:
Play quake :D
bah, you beat me to it
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Yes that was exactly the case. The analysis of the hlds.core gave me a very
long output of several libs being looked for at /lib, which does not exist
on a FreeBSD system, since they are located at /compat/linux/lib
Creating a /lib link to /compat/linux/lib seems to have solved the case
for
Hello all.
This morning i was taking a look at my logs, and found an amazing
message, where one of my LAN players was caught cheating. He told me
that was the podbot who was installed. So i've tested here and yes, i
was dropped from my server. podbot uninstalled, i was able to play
again.
My
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, m0gely wrote:
fingers wrote:
linux should never look in other dir than /usr/compat/linux/, since it is
its chrooted env.
i've just checked a few of my boxen, nowhere do I have a symlink for
'/lib'
Any hlds.core's?
why should it be any cores? why should you
Hm.. you probably need to install and use the linux gdb for correct
output.
/Bjorn
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Capriotti wrote:
Yes that was exactly the case. The analysis of the hlds.core gave me a very
long output of several libs being looked for at /lib, which does not exist
on a FreeBSD
This was a default installation (remember, FreeBSD 5.0-current) and I did
not customize anything.
Basic steps:
Install from 5.0-DP2 CD (including linux compat)
cvsup to current (sources and ports of course)
make world
make (install) kernel
installation of the HL and CS binaries via ports
kama wrote:
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, m0gely wrote:
fingers wrote:
linux should never look in other dir than /usr/compat/linux/, since it is
its chrooted env.
i've just checked a few of my boxen, nowhere do I have a symlink for
'/lib'
Any hlds.core's?
why should it be any cores? why
Capriotti wrote:
Maybe I should also cvsup the linux base (hmmm... I don't know how to do
it) ?
Just CVSUP your ports. Then reinstall linux_base from there.
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On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Capriotti wrote:
This was a default installation (remember, FreeBSD 5.0-current) and I did
not customize anything.
Basic steps:
Install from 5.0-DP2 CD (including linux compat)
cvsup to current (sources and ports of course)
make world
make (install) kernel
very well said.
hear! hear!
SNIP
In closing, I'm really not trying to bag on Valve. I have a very good idea
what kind of situations they are working under and I can understand that
there are a lot of irons in the fire. However, it would be nice if they
took a look from our perspective and
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
http://www.adminmod.org/help/online/
A help file is also distributed with the download (in the docs/ directory)
in PDF format I believe.
HTML, actually.
CHM for Windows.
Florian.
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Jay Carter wrote:
I'm not
asking for a Server Admin Appreciation Day but timely anticheat updates
would be enough to keep me from never bitching. If you're not or can't
update the stuff in a timely manner then hire someone who can.
You do realize, however, that your servers will never ever be
I run a tfc server and admin at another. One big problem is that we have to
rely on experience to properly keep the servers cheat free. After over two
years in the community, I still lack the knowledge to be able to detect
cheaters. Sure, I can catch a lot, but I know I am missing a lot as do
At Wednesday 08:33 AM 12/18/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Jay Carter wrote:
I'm not
asking for a Server Admin Appreciation Day but timely anticheat updates
would be enough to keep me from never bitching. If you're not or can't
update the stuff in a timely manner then hire someone who can.
You do
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