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tonyjoy 07-09-2004 14:22
Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
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I can't use any realbot command after install realbot on my linux server. i　see　this　menu　when 　press　key　h　,
here　is　my　start　cs　server　command　and　config　of　p lugins.ini　and　liblist.gam
file liblist.gam
Code:
game "Counter-Strike" 
url_info "www.counter-strike.net"  url_dl "" 
version "1.6" 
size "184000000" 
svonly "0" 
secure "0" 
type "multiplayer_only" 
cldll "1"
 hlversion "1111" 
nomodels "1" 
nohimodel "1" 
mpentity "info_player_start" 
gamedll "dlls\mp.dll" 
gamedll_linux "addons/metamod/dlls/metamod_i386.so" 
trainmap "tr_1"
file plugins.ini
Code:
;//realbot WIP  linux realbot/dll/realbot_mm_i386.so RealBot   
;// Cheating-Death (4.8-4.14)  ;linux addons/cdeath/cdmod_i586.so   
;// AMX Mod 0.98(latest)  ;linux addons/amx/dlls/amx_mm_i386.so
I started my cs server with command :
Code:
./hlds_run -game cstrike -insecure -console +sv_lan 1 +maxplayers 18 +map de_dust2 -applaunch 10

[BBB]sluggo 07-09-2004 16:28
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
You can download a new commandmenu.txt from the filebase, replace your old one and it should work.
HTH
If it doesn't help you could allways try to type: realbot add
in the consol.

tonyjoy 07-09-2004 17:32
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
I download newer commandmenu.txt and overwrite the old one ,Here still is my trouble . I can't use new command after connect the CS server with a windows CS client.

evy 07-09-2004 20:38
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
Tonyjoy,

As far as I know, the command menu (the GUI) is only applicable when running a listen (=non dedicated) server.

When I run my Linux server, I either connect to the console and type stuff like 'realbot killall' or use in my Windows console 'rcon realbot killall'. Of course, this works for all realbot commands, not only for 'killall' :D

You can easily check whether Realbot is installed correctly:
- in HL directory, there is a reallog.txt
- a welcome message is displayed when you connect to a game
- issue 'meta list' on the Linux HLDS console

Hope this helps

-eric

tonyjoy 08-09-2004 02:13
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
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I installed half-life builded 2046 into /hdls/hdls_1 directory, I can't find file reallog.txt anywhere in this directory.
I can see welcome messages, but I can't use any command, realbot add, realbot killall ...etc as you say

[BBB]sluggo 08-09-2004 14:50
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
Hmmm, im no expert at this but don't you have to use 'rcon' to issue commands to a dedicated server?
rcon realbot add ???

tonyjoy 08-09-2004 16:45
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
I use the command rcon realbot add
here is a error message *bad rcon password*
can we add realbot at starting CS server with hdls_run c ommand contrain some options

stefanhendriks 08-09-2004 19:15
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
i dont even see metamod is loaded?

Josh_Borke 08-09-2004 23:25
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
i would take it step by step

1) make sure HLDS is working
2) make sure metamod is working
(we will try to support with those 2 things, but no guarantees)
3) make sure Realbot is working
per other posts on this forum, realbot must be installed into the same directory as the cstrike directory

tonyjoy 09-09-2004 02:09
Re: Help!!! problem with install realbot on linux CS server
 
what is metamod, how to config it runing ok ,how to install it


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