serveur dédier linux a fear combat

[flogti]

salut a tous depuis peut je test linux pour etre plus précis kubuntu.

j'ai télécharger des logiciel est installer via la console apet.

j'ai découvert il y a peut fear combat c gratuit d'ailleur est sur mon pclinux je voulais installer en tant que serveur pour jourer en locale.

j'ai trouver des instruction sur le net mais voila, j'ai télécharger l'archive pour linux en tar.gz mais aprés je fait koi moi avec ??.

 

merci de vos réponse

[Greywolf]

Ton archive doit contenir un fichier texte README ou INSTALL contenant toutes les informations nécessaires à l'installation

[flogti]

merci de ta réponse mais sa m'avance pas trop toutle monde me dit sa j'ouvre les read me ou install soit sa marche pas soit y a rien dans le read me pour aidera installer.

 

si quelqu'un peut m'expliquer comment on décompresse un tar.gz et comment on l'intalle.

merci

[Greywolf]

tu décompresses ton archive en double-cliquant dessus ou en ligne de commande

tar xvzf ton_archive

 

fais voir le contenu du fichier README ou INSTALL

[flogti]

salut voila j'ai un reade me

F.E.A.R. Standalone Linux Server
Readme File
November 1, 2005

***************************************************************************

About This Document:

This document contains information about setting up and running the
F.E.A.R. Standalone Linux Server application. Please be sure to read the 
serverreadme.txt file included in this package for other important
information which is not contained in this document. 

For additional information on server setup and administration, please 
visit the official VU Games F.E.A.R. forums at [url="http://forums.vugames.com"]http://forums.vugames.com[/url].

***************************************************************************

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I.	System Requirements
II.	Installation
III.	Configuring the server
IV.	Starting the server
V.	PunkBuster
VI.	End-User License Agreement (EULA)


I. System Requirements
===========================================================================

In order to run the F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server your system must meet 
or exceed the following minimum system requirements:

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIRED

- 	A Linux distribution with the following components:
	- kernel 2.4 or later
	- glibc 2.3.2 or later
	- libstdc++.so.5
	- libgcc_s.so.1
Please refer to Section II for more information on the 
libstdc++.so.5 and libgcc_s.so.1 libraries.
-	Pentium® 4 1.7 GHz or equivalent processor (16 players)*
Pentium® III 700 MHz or equivalent processor (8 players)*
-	256 MB RAM or more
-	A broadband Internet connection or LAN connection**

* The minimum CPU specified is a conservative number and allows for 
additional background services as well as a graphical environment running 
on the host machine.  It may be possible to host more players and/or 
additional server instances if all unnecessary services are removed 
from the host's configuration.

** Clients may have trouble connecting to servers behind certain firewalls
or NATs.


II. Installation
===========================================================================

The F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server is distributed as a compressed tar
file.  To install the server, copy the compressed file to the desired
parent directory and type the following:

tar -zxvf fear-linuxserver-1.02.tar.gz

This will create a subdirectory named FEAR which will contain all of the
necessary files.

NOTE: It is recommended that the files are installed as a standard user
rather than the root user.  Installing as a standard user will enable
the server to run as a non-root user, as described below in section III.

The F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server also requires that the system is 
configured with at least one DNS server.  To set a DNS server, you will 
need to edit the /etc/resolv.conf file (as root) and add a valid 
nameserver entry.

In addition, it may be necessary on some installations to set a valid 
hostname and domainname, and create an /etc/hosts file entry for the host
so that it can resolve its own IP address.

For more information on the above configuration tasks, please consult the
documentation that accompanied your Linux distribution.

The F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server requires the libstdc++.so.5 and 
libgcc_s.so.1 libraries to be present in either the standard library
directories (e.g., /lib and /usr/lib), or in the F.E.A.R. installation
directory itself.  If your system is missing either of these libraries
you may receive an error similar to the following when you attempt
to start the server:

./fearserver.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.

The easiest way to resolve this error is to acquire the missing library
(libstdc++.so.5 and/or libgcc_s.so.1) and copy it directly into
the F.E.A.R. installation directory.  It may be necessary to perform
an Internet search for these libraries to locate a download location, 
or to copy them from a Linux distribution that has them preinstalled.


III. Configuring the server
===========================================================================

The server is configured by editing the server options file using a
standard text editor.  The server options file is located in the 
ServerOptions subdirectory of the F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server 
installation directory.  After installation, this directory
will contain the default server options file, which is named
ServerOptions.txt

To make changes to the server's configuration, edit ServerOptions.txt as
necessary. Please note that the values in this file are identical to those 
used by the Win32 server.

Multiple server options files can be used by specifying the '-optionsfile'
command line argument to the fearserver.bin executable.  The options file
must be located in the ServerOptions subdirectory.  For example, to use the
options file named "MyServerOptions.txt" which resides in the ServerOptions 
subdirectory, change the third line of the start.sh to the following:

./fearserver.bin -optionsfile MyServerOptions

For more information on configuring the server, please refer to the
serverreadme.txt file included in this distribution.  

NOTE: The F.E.A.R. dedicated Linux server stores all files in its 
installation directory or a subdirectory of the installation directory. Any 
references to the following directory in the serverreadme.txt file should
be replaced with the F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server installation
directory:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents\Monolith Productions\FEAR


IV. Starting the server
===========================================================================

To start the server, type the following at a command prompt after changing
to the FEAR installation directory:

./start.sh

NOTE: It is recommended that you start the server as a standard user
rather than as the root user.

To stop the server, press Ctrl-C at the command prompt, or type kill <pid>
where <pid> is the process ID of the F.E.A.R. standalone Linux server 
process.

V. PUNKBUSTER
=============

The server ships with the PunkBuster runtime installed in the "pb"
subdirectory of the main installation directory, and PunkBuster disabled
by default.

To enable PunkBuster, specify the following option in the [serverSettings]
section of the server options file:

UsePunkBuster=1

If you wish to remove PunkBuster from the installation, simply remove the
"pb" subdirectory and set the above option to 0.  It is also necessary
to remove the "pb" subdirectory from any user directories, if applicable.

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[Greywolf]

a priori pas de compilation, juste à lancer le script et s'assurer que les librairies requises sont bien installées sur ton système.

 

Il faut également disposer d'une connexion internet active et régler les options du serveur que tu souhaites activer