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Revision as of 14:14, 2 November 2014
Learn how to start a Windows server following these simple steps.
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Learn how to start a Linux server following these simple steps.
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Download the x86 server by pasting this in the terminal wget https://s3.solidfilesusercontent.com/NDAwODdhNGRkNjI2MDFhMjAyZmMzM2QyMzllMmNhMGY1ZjNiNjU4ZDoxWGt2TGE6WkxpVC00Mk1WRTkxclVyMlBvemNjekFKdy1J/8d0f9b7fef/vcmp04linux32.zip
- 4. Unzip the server by typing:
unzip vcmp04linux64.zip For 32 bit: unzip vcmp04linux32.zip
- 5. Open the server.conf file and change the server name using:
nano server.conf
- 6. Set permissions using
chmod +x ./mpsvrrel64 For 32 bit: .mpsvrrel64
- 7. Run the server using
./mpsvrrel64 For 32bit: ./mpsvrrel32
To keep the server running after closing the terminal we'll use screen: screen ./mpsvrrel64 For 32 bit: screen ./mpsvrrel32
IF YOU'RE THE ROOT USER USE screen ./mpsvrrel64 -allow-server-runas-root
TO CREATE A NEW DIRECTORY: mkdir vcmpserver
IF YOU CAN'T UNZIP: sudo apt-get install unzip
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