Dennis
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Remove it under the fast download sync settings for the game.
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Link for what?
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Without giving any more info, we can only take a shot in the dark and guess what might be the problem.
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No problem. Did you make it work?
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There's nothing to fix. However, I've replaced all mysql commands with the default path to mysql.exe and emailed it back to you. If you've installed it somewhere else, you'll need to change the script a bit.
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So people know it's a bash script. It does nothing if used on Windows, so you can remove it if you want to. You install the scripts to every game you want your clients to be able to create databases for. Then you save that script. You can choose to execute it on a custom action, like we do, but you can also choose any other event. But those errors you've shown me just indicates that MySQL is not installed as a service. You need to point MySQL towards the MySQL location in the script. Just like this: "Path_to_your_bin_folder\mysql.exe" -h localhost -u root -pYour_Root_Pass -e "CREATE USER '%ThisUser_UserName%'@'%%'" The above example is taken from another script.
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There is a difference. I've just checked. All of the variables are shown as Linux variables for Linux and Windows variables for Windows. Please check again. If you still don't believe me, I'll post a picture, or even a video of the file you just emailed back where I show you that they are different. I know how this script works. I've installed it on more than 10 installations of TCAdmin, both running Linux and Windows. If you do not know how to install scripts in TCAdmin, you can buy the setup.
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In the script you send back, this was on the very first line: Right beneath that is the Windows code. If you go to the bottom of the document, the Linux version will be there. I've sold this very same script to a bunch of people, and they've had no problems.
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No. There's both Linux and Windows version in the document.
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The script does not what? If you're Kyvirock, I've already sent you the script. I did that yesterday, and you didn't answer my email :-)
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The first script was taken from there, yes. But I'm sure that many of the ones who have already bought the script can ensure you that the script I'm selling doesn't look anything like the one in that thread. As I've already stated, this script prints out all info that is needed
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I've tried without the -beta and validate parameters. Yes, I'm executing all commands manually
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Does anyone have the same problem as I described in #3?
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You can't download the game anymore. Steam>app_update 258550 -beta experimental validate Update state (0x3) reconfiguring, progress: 0.00 (0 / 0) Success! App '258550' fully installed. Steam> On all of our servers, which run Debian 7.5, it just says that the files are updated, even though nothing is there.
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But what about Linux?
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Just to be sure: We sometimes send links to the User A's server on TeamSpeak, and then User B can open the link and see the service. This isn't possible any longer, right? Could you please tell which phrase (where) to translate?
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Yeah, but this is the clients problem ;D Anyway, you'd probably want to use dedicated IPs no matter what. There's so many plugins for Minecraft that requires a port to run (such as DynMap and Votifier), and if the client has to manually find a working, open port, it could take a long time. If you don't want to use dedicated IPs, just change the port in the DynMap config.
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What errors are you getting?
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See if you can find it using these directions: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/i386/libc6/download
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Debian and Ubuntu is basically the same thing. Ubuntu is built on Debian.
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http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1407757
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There's a post about that on Gmod's forums. Google it, and you'll end up finding it They updated Glibc.
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This is normal for Minecraft. You can use this to restart the service once it reaches 100%, 110% etc.: http://help.tcadmin.com/Query_Monitoring
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Hi, Is it possible to have the user execute a script the same way as in version 2? We have a script that can create a database for the game service, but currently I don't see any way this will work on version 1.
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We're now selling an advance edition of this script.
