LINUX:SetupSpringie - Revision history

Abma at 02:46, 2 April 2013

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Koshi: fix category

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fix category

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	== Add mods ==		== Add mods ==
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Microflea at 06:05, 17 August 2009

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	<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>		<ExecutableName>/usr/games/spring-dedicated</ExecutableName>

	7. Run Springie		7. Run Springie.

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

	8. Configure Springie as described below		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 =		= Configure Springie =

Microflea at 08:06, 16 August 2009

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

	In your home-directory:		In your home-directory:
	mkdir springie		mkdir springie

Microflea at 08:06, 16 August 2009

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

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	= Configure Springie =		= Configure Springie =

	== [[Bot account]] ==		== 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.		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.

Microflea at 11:41, 15 August 2009

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	The following steps have led to a successful installation of Springie on an Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) server.		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:~~		1. Install Spring as described [[Ubuntu_install\|here]].

	~~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:		2. Install mono:
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	unzip springie.zip		unzip springie.zip

	5. Read the readme.txt file		5. Read the readme.txt file.

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

	Replace:		Replace:
	<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>		<ExecutableName>spring-dedicated.exe</ExecutableName>
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	7. Run Springie		7. Run Springie

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

	Run Springie either with		Run Springie either with
	mono Springie.exe		mono Springie.exe
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	= Configure Springie =		= Configure Springie =

	== Bot account ==		== [[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.		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.

Microflea at 11:33, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T11:33:29Z

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

Microflea at 11:33, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T11:33:09Z

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

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

Microflea at 11:31, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T11:31:54Z

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

Microflea at 08:28, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T08:28:51Z

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