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Originally Posted by cerbere
this script helped me a lot to get things done.
now using the start script generated here I got a little issue, but I'm not sure it's effectivly an issue.
when i type ./start in my terminal i got this (I didn't paste the beginning) :
Code:
+ touch .lock-world
+ '[' 1 ']'
+ sleep 15
+ ./persist_world
+ '[' '!' -e .lock-launcher ']'
+ touch .lock-launcher
+ '[' 1 ']'
+ ./eqlaunch zone
+ '[' 1 ']'
+ ./chatserver
lotso@benlaptop:~/eqemulator/server$ + ./mailserver
so it's weird in the sense it doesn't go back to my prompt and it's stuck after ./mailserver and at the same time it goes to my prompt after ./chatserver is issued.
is there a typo somewhere or I'm doing something wrong ?
here is the part of my start script that corresponds to the output above, I dont see anything that would cause it to go back to my prompt after ./chatserver : |
cerbere, glad to see someone is getting use out of the script.
looking at that output your prompt is appearing again. you just need to hit enter a time or two. on the last line, the prompt is printed before it outputs th + ./mailserver line. (lotso@benlaptop)
when i wrote this script, i didn't really try to make sure all the output was flushed and such before returning so its just an artifact that can be safely ignored. it may not appear depending on your terminal type, if i recall correctly.
regarding the ports, you can run either the mailserver + chatserver (the older clients work with these) or if you're using one of the newer supported clients you would be better to run ucs. it consists of both the mail and chat functionality within a single server. it will be one set (mail+chat) or the other (usc) and you WILL NOT want to run all of them together.
i hope that helps!
-ork