Can connecting Human kick out a bot

Hi,

I'm trying to configure my server as follow:
At startup 2 vs 2 both bots.
when a human player begin to [dis]connecet it would be fine:
when for each connecting/disconnecting human player one bot leave or respawn.
So when 4 humans are connectet none bot is left.

How to build the Realbot config for this ??????

Thx for help and the Bots 9_9

[Josh_Borke]

if you are running the current wip, you can use

realbot server players 4

this will make it so that it keeps 4 players in the server at any one time, given a 'fudge' factor of course

Hi,

Im a little bit confused about the versions

for my _linux_ dedicated Server i only found WIP#9
which returns for command

realbot server players 2

this

================================================== ==========================
RBSERVER: Invalid sub-command.
Valid commands are: broadcast (version/kill)

================================================== ==========================



a latest Version *mm_I386.so would be fine

sorry if it could be, that I was to stupid finding it 9_9

Originally Posted by EmTon

Hi,

Im a little bit confused about the versions

for my _linux_ dedicated Server i only found WIP#9
which returns for command

http://www.students.hec.be/~evyncke/cs/realbot/

You will find a recent compiled Linux WIP

-eric

Thx,

just found it.

seems to be linked dynamic.
got an Error missing "libstdc++.so.5" :'(

A static linked version would be fine


Thanks a lot ...

[Whistler]

you can install the GCC and it should be no problem.

Originally Posted by Whistler

you can install the GCC and it should be no problem.

Yup,

an 'apt-get install gcc-3.0' kills the error lib*.so not found
but brings up symbol not found.

And now I stand here looking, wondering and knowing nothing
And befor the remote-hosted system will be dead-configured I'll stop and wait for a final release.

THX

Originally Posted by EmTon

an 'apt-get install gcc-3.0' kills the error lib*.so not found
but brings up symbol not found.

And frankly, I have no clue on how to link a .so (shared object) with static libraries. Looks conflicting to me

BTW, which is the symbol which is not found?

-eric

realbot/dll/realbot_mm_i386.so: symbol __gxx_personality_v0, version CXXABI_1.2 not defined in file libstdc++.so.5 with link time reference

A friend of mine told me
- Debian is alwas late with new Versions
- the gcc versions are not compatible each other

Seems I have two and a half way 9_9

- Installing the same gcc version as you, which gcc is used?
- Compiling it on my own, are the sources free?

- thinking about my quickshot with the static one :o
(was just a half thought building a *.a, I'm thinking you are right there is no clue to do this)

[Josh_Borke]

yea, the source is free.
you can get it from CVS
there are instructions on the wiki for that.
gcc version 2.95 works
as does gcc 3.2

HTH