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To setup the Half-life linux server you are suppose to copy or create a link to a file called libhlwon.so
I don't seem to have this file. It's not in the tar.gz file for the server nor does a HDD search come up with it (the I have never let the search complete because it just keeps running and running and really really bogs down my system).
Is this a file I am suppose to have or is this a file that is suppose to come with the hlds_l tar.gz? I am running Mandrake 8.1
Help, i have Mandrake 8.2 and a similar problem, i want to run HLDS on it but if i try to run hlds_run it doesnt do anything
I gues i have to do wath u told in the upper message, the only problem is that i dont know what u mean
with the /usr/........
could that be /home/ by me?
i have Hlds under /home/dimension/hlds_l/
Im a compleet n00b with linux
Ok i have put the path where my xxx.so file is in the ld.so.conf file and i have runned ldconfig
If i go to the /home/dimension/hlds_l/ path and i type ./hlds_run
it only says :
"added packfile /home/dimension/hlds_l/valve/pak0.pak (985 files)"
"Protocol version 45"
"Exe version 4.1.0.8"
"Exe build: 15:09:28 sep 17 2001 (1789)"
It works now, it was indeed a firewall, but now i have another problem.
I run a dedicated HLDS on mandrake 8.2 shell, its a p133 with 48mb ram, i have a cable connection
The server works fine but evrytime it changes map all the clients disconnect with a timeout message.
So if i join the server and it changes map, i get the following message: connection to server timed out
I have to reconnect to get in again, why is this?
I'm not trying to be mean but that doesn't sound like much of a machine to be running a dedicated server on. How many clients are you allowing to connect. You should definitely limit that number. I ran the hl server a while back and if I remember correctly it was fairly resouce intensive..and I was running it on a dual P3-800 with 256MB RAM. I would start by limiting the number of clients...of course, this is assuming there aren't any other network related problems. (firewall, etc)
Well for some information, i already have pingbooster running but it doesnt make any differcence
I tried the server with 4-8 clients 4 clients runs fine, 8 clients is a bit of a problem, it gets a little laggy then.
At startup is says:
server running at (40-60)
I have never made that 100fps that is should be running at :S
About the firewall, the serverpc (P133) is also running as an inet router in my LAN so its directly connected to the inet, the standaard firewall from Mandrake 8,2 is set to low security.
The message i get (as a client) is this:
disconnected from server, connection timed out
The server says this:
dropped client DiMenSioN from server
reason: client timed out
THis is not literary wat it says, but i hope U get what i mean.
Since im running ping booster, and changed my cl_timeout on my client machine (LAN) i dont timeout on the server, it sometimes does a bit funny with loading the map but i think thats something on the clients pc CS. That has nothing to do with the Linux server.
The inet clients almost always timeout, even if they set cl_timeout to 600 to. Sometimes ppl with a fast connection dont time out if the mapchange is fast.
I suspect that is has something to do with loading the map, if it takes to long then the clients timeout, if it would go faster (changing to a map that has allready been played) then they dont always timeout.
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