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LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-17T06:05:39Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]].

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:

In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file.

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:

Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
with:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie.

When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.

Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Stop Springie.

Use Ctrl+C (Strg+C) to stop Springie.

9. Configure Springie as described below.

10. Run Springie as described in item number 7.

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-16T08:06:53Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]].

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:

In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file.

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:

Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
with:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie

When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.

Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-16T08:06:12Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]].

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file.

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:

Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
with:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie

When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.

Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T11:41:11Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]].

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file.

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:

Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie

When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.

Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== [[Bot account]] ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T11:33:29Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:

sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme \
spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default \
spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby \
spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T11:33:09Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:

sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme \
spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default \
spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby \
spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:

sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T11:31:54Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie. More information can be found in "[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]".

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

Hosting Spring

2009-08-15T11:20:01Z

Microflea:

==Hosting==

==Autohosting==
There are some autohosts, programs which can be run on a secondary computer to provide a bot-controlled automated hosting enviroment, available for Spring.

*[http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=7921 Licho's Springie Autohost]
*[[LINUX:SetupSpringie|How to setup Springie]]
*[[Hosting Spring/Autohost|How to use Springie]]

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T08:28:51Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread] dealing with springie.

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T08:28:29Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [[http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a forum-thread]] dealing with springie.

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T08:28:07Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [[http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a | forum-thread]] dealing with springie.

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T08:27:41Z

Microflea:

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [[http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a |forum-thread]] dealing with springie.

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

LINUX:SetupSpringie

2009-08-15T08:19:41Z

Microflea: New page: = Basics = Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [[http://springrts.com/phpbb/...

= Basics =

Springie is a standalone windows/linux application written in C# by Licho. It is an alternative to the SPADS Autohost written by bibim. There is a [[http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7921&st=0&sk=t&sd=a|forum-thread]] dealing with springie.

In order to run the application on Linux, you need to have mono installed.

It is possible to run Springie on a dedicated sever without graphical interface.

= Springie on Ubuntu =

The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.

1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_Install|here]]. Add the repository, and install the packages:
sudo aptitude install spring spring-maps-teamplay spring-maps-smallsupreme spring-maps-hunterw spring-maps-deltasiege spring-maps-default spring-maps-1v1 spring-maps spring-engine springlobby spring-maps-kernelpanic

2. Install mono:
sudo apt-get install mono-common libmono-winforms2.0-cil

3. Get Springie:
wget http://springie.licho.eu/springie.zip

4. Extract "springie.zip" in a separate directory, e.g.:
In your home-directory:
mkdir springie
mv path/to/springie.zip springie
cd springie
unzip springie.zip

5. Read the readme.txt file

6. Edit the main.xml file in your springie directory:
Replace:
<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
With:
<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

7. Run Springie
When running Springie for the first time, it creates a bunch of files in its directory.
Run Springie either with
mono Springie.exe
or
mono Springie.exe -nogui
in case of a headless display.

8. Configure Springie as described below

= Configure Springie =

== Bot account ==
In order to be able to play Spring and to host games at the same time, you need a new spring account.The easiest way to register a new account is to use your Multiplayer Lobby client, e.g. SpringLobby.

== Server Settings ==
In case you are hosting on a server with a display attached, you simply can use the Springie GUI for configuration.

If you set Springie up on a headless server, you have to manually edit autohost.xml to set the configuration options. Of course, you can use Springie on a host with a display, use the GUI for configuration and then copy over the autohost.xml file.

=== Add admin users ===
Between the closing </DefaultRectangles>-tag and the opening <AutoLockMinPlayers>-tag insert:
<PrivilegedUsers>
</PrivilegedUsers>

Then for each admin insert between these tags:
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>LEVEL</Level>
<Name>ADMIN</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>

where LEVEL is a number from 1 to 5 and ADMIN is a player's name who should be able to perform admin tasks.

The result could look like this:
<PrivilegedUsers>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>5</Level>
<Name>YOUR-SPRING-PLAYER-ACCOUNT</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
<PrivilegedUser>
<Level>4</Level>
<Name>admin1</Name>
</PrivilegedUser>
</PrivilegedUsers>

=== Set a password ===
To set a password replace
<Password>*</Password>
with
<Password>YOUR-PASSWORD</Password>
in autohost.xml.

=== Set default map and mod ===
The tags
<DefaultMap></DefaultMap>
enclose the default map, the tags
<DefaultMod></DefaultMod>
the default mod.

An example for hosting a BA 6.95 mod with the SmallDivide map is:
<DefaultMap>SmallDivide.smf</DefaultMap>
<DefaultMod>Balanced Annihilation V6.95</DefaultMod>

=== Change the game title ===
Use the
<GameTitle></GameTitle>
tags to set the game title, e.g.:
<GameTitle>MYCOOLSERVER!!!1!</GameTitle>

=== Administer Springie ===
You can use the commands listed in the readme.txt to administer Springie by "talking" to the bot user. The commands !help and !helpall provide lists of accepted commands.

== Add mods ==
''TO DO''

Linux Page

2009-08-15T06:56:05Z

Microflea:

{|border="0" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="10" width="100%"
|width="100%" valign="top" style="border: 1px #aaa solid;"|
This is for all using Linux, NetBSD, MacOSX, or any other variant of Unix)
|}

{|border="0" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="10" width="100%"
|width="33%" valign="top" style="border: 1px #aaa solid;"|
===Installation===
'''[[SetupGuide]]''' - Guide for getting Spring to run on Linux. 

'''[[LINUX:SetupSpringie|How to setup springe]]''' - Getting Springie Autohost to run on Linux. 

|width="33%" valign="top" style="border: 1px #aaa solid;"|

===Linux Lobbies===
'''[http://spring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=10371 Spring Lobby]''' Multiplatform C++/wxWidgets lobby by tc- and semi 

'''Inactive, not for regular use'''
'''[[AFLobby]]''' A java lobby written by AF 
'''[[Unity Lobby]]''' A python GTK lobby by Hollowsoul 
'''[[Omni]]''' The original python lobby by Ace 
'''[[Orakios Client]]''' A java client written by Orakio 

|width="33%" valign="top" style="border: 1px #aaa solid;"|

===Misc===
'''[[Spring guide!]]''' 
'''[[Spring on MacOSX]]''' 
'''[[Spring for RTS Players]]''' 
|}

''' [[Main_Page|<- Back to Main page]]'''