Problem Using Realbot With Linux Redhat 7.3, Steam
 

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Currently loaded plugins:
description stat pend file vers src load unlod
[ 1] STATSME RUN - sm_cstrike_mm_i3 v2.7.1 ini Chlvl Chlvl
[ 2] AMX RUN - amx_mm_i386.so v0.9.3 ini Start Start
[ 3] FUN RUN - fun_ms_i386.so v0.9.2 ini Start Start
[ 4] CS STATS RUN - csstats_ms_i386. v0.9.3 ini Start Start
[ 5] <realbot_mm_i48 badf load realbot_mm_i486. v - ini - -
5 plugins, 4 running
Fri Jan 2 02:37:22 GMT 2004: Server Quit


Its not loading properly, I need a newb guide on how to setup, I have read all the readmes, help files ect.

My Setup
Metamod (1.17)
AMX (0.9.3) Without ANY Plugins
Steam
Statsme 2.7.1

Any help is appriciated.

Re: Problem Using Realbot With Linux Redhat 7.3, Steam
 

Yeah, the Linux version is seems a little shaky right now. If you search on 'linux', you'll find some other threads with the messy details. Someone is going to try to recompile a new metamod version. Someone else is adding some missing files to the linux version...

I've gone about as far as my linux knowledge will take me, so I'm just gonna keep checking back. I know that it'll get worked out and it'll be just great.

Re: Problem Using Realbot With Linux Redhat 7.3, Steam
 

Wow, I have worked for 36 hours overall to get my linux box up and running with this bot, I think I might turn my server into a Windows 2003 server, the only thing thats stopping me, is that I would hate to use telnet or VNC To remotely control my server!

Re: Problem Using Realbot With Linux Redhat 7.3, Steam
 

Thanks anywayz gEeK

Re: Problem Using Realbot With Linux Redhat 7.3, Steam
 

Hi,
first you should try to comment the other metamod-plugins out.
second try to use the metamod from the rb-download-section (make a backup of your files first!).

If that wont do it, you have same problem as others here. See the other postings in this forum (search for 'linux'). Someone tries to recompile the metamod for other architectures than i686 ...

Last possible (?) solution: Try to follow stefans sig - redefine success ... ;)