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Server Setup

2006-07-03T20:32:28Z

I88gerbils: /* Building Linux Version */ added note about dependency issues on some asss builds

This page will guide you through the process of setting up an [[ASSS]] server. It is assumed that you have already downloaded the appropriate release from [http://sscx.net/asss/ the website]. Before beginning you should read the '''userguide''' located in /docs or [http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html on the ASSS website]. It's probably most important to read the "File Layout" section, which explains where the important files reside when you extract the ASSS package.

You also want to make sure that if you are not going to use MySQL or Python that you disable the appropriate modules. Or conversely, make sure that all the System Requirements are installed before proceeding any further.

== Building Linux Version ==

* tar zxvf asss-1.x.y.tar.gz
* cd asss-1.x.y/src
* edit [[system.mk]] (in your favorite text editor)
* make deps
** If you're running into mysql, db, python, and other dependency errors check build/[[deps.mk]].
* make

== Configuring ASSS ==

You will probably want to take a look at the [[modules.conf]] file before running ASSS for the first time to check for dependency issues.

Note: A ';' preceeds a comment and all following characters before a newline are ignored.

=== Changing Zone Name and Description ===
The zone name and description are both defined in the /conf/[[global.conf]] file. Edit this file to set your zone's name and description. Set both Billing:ServerName and Directory:Name to your desired zone name, and set Directory:Description to the description you want listed on the [[directory server]]. You'll also want to set the current directory servers in Server1, Server2, etc. At this time the following directory servers work: ''sscentral.sscuservers.net'' and ''sscentral.subspacehq.com''.

To have ASSS send its info to the directory servers, uncomment (remove the semicolon preceeding) the ''directory'' module in [[modules.conf]]:
<pre>
directory
;billing
</pre>

When you run ASSS you should see the following output on module load:
<pre>
I <cmod> loading C module 'directory' from 'internal'
I <directory> server on port 5000 using name 'YOUR ZONE NAME HERE'
I <directory> using 'sscentral.sscuservers.net' at 62.65.37.101 as a directory server
I <directory> using 'sscentral.subspacehq.com' at 199.232.158.5 as a directory server
</pre>
and the following during normal ASSS operation:
<pre>
D <directory> sending information to directory servers
</pre>

=== Configuring Staff ===
Your staff is defined in /conf/[[staff.conf]].

In order to give yourself sysop you would change it to:
<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
_YOURNAME_ = Sysop
</pre>

You may also need to log in once using ?passwd <subspace login password> and rejoining the zone before commands work. This is to validate that only someone using your password is allowed to use sysop commands, in case the [[Biller|Billing server]] goes down or you don't use a biller.

Notice that you have given yourself access to group Sysop in (global). This means that you will have Sysop privilages in all arenas. To limit a player to have only access in a single arena, put the player in the section pertaining to that arena. For example, to only have sysop powers in arena basketball you would do:

<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

basketball:_YOURNAME_ = Sysop

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
</pre>

Also note that Sysop is an arbitrary group that can have any number or privilages. You can make up your own groups, too, and limit their special abilities and commands. Say we wanted to add a group called SettingChanger, who could change the settings in a single arena (let's say basketball), but not use arena messages or spec other players. First we'll add the players (in this case, Priitk) to the appropriate group in staff.conf:

<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

basketball:Priitk = SettingChanger

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
</pre>

Then, in groupdef.conf we'll add the group and it's privilages.

<pre>
; conf/groupdef.conf
; don't edit this file, edit the ones in groupdef.dif

[SettingChanger]
#include groupdef.dir/default
cmd_quickfix
cmd_getsettings

changesettings

[default]
#include groupdef.dir/default
...
</pre>

And now the Priitk should be able to change the settings by using ?getsettings or ?quickfix, but only in arena basketball. Editing groupdef.conf directly is not recommended, so it's much cleaner to do something like

<pre>
; conf/groupdef.conf
; don't edit this file, edit the ones in groupdef.dif

[SettingChanger]
#include groupdef.dir/default
#include groupdef.dir/setchanger

[default]
#include groupdef.dir/default
...
</pre>

and then create a file in groupdef.dir called setchanger which contains the privilages and commands:

<pre>
cmd_quickfix
cmd_getsettings

changesettings
</pre>

You've probably noticed that lines prefixed with cmd_ enable a player to use that command. Also, a line prefixed with privcmd_ allows a player to use a private command (one that can be messaged to a player). There are other capabilities, such as changesettings above, that a player needs in order to perform some actions, such as change the settings. Here's a complete list of the non-command capabilities (from [[grelminar]]'s [http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html User Guide]):

* <tt>seeprivarena</tt> controls whether private arena names are sent to a player for the ?arena command.
* <tt>seeprivfreq</tt> determines if a player sees private freqs in the freq listing.
* <tt>findinprivs</tt> is needed by a player running ?find for the server to report the names of private arenas. (Not implemented yet.)
* <tt>seeepd</tt> allows players to see other ship's energy and specials from spectator mode. (''epd'' stands for extra position data.)
* <tt>seesysoplogall</tt> allows a player to see all important log messages in the zone.
* <tt>seesysoplogarena</tt> only allows a player to see only important log messages having to do with the arena he is currently in.
* <tt>seemodchat</tt> allows players to see the moderator chat.
* <tt>sendmodchat</tt> controls who can send moderator chat messages. Usually, these two capabilities would be given to the same people.
* <tt>uploadfile</tt> allows a player to upload files. Note that the player must also have the cmd_putfile to upload a file using that command.
* <tt>bypasslock</tt> allows players to switch ships even though the arena or themselves have been locked into a ship or into spectator mode by a staff member.
* <tt>bypasssecurity</tt> lets players use unauthorized clients, or prevents kicking off for security checksum failures.
* <tt>invisiblespectator</tt> makes players not show up on the list given when the person they are spectating uses the ?spec command.
* <tt>unlimitedchat</tt> allows a player (e.g., a bot) to bypass chat flooding checks.
* <tt>changesettings</tt> lets clients use the settings change packet (required for ?quickfix/?getsettings).
* <tt>isstaff makes</tt> players show up in ?listmod output.
* <tt>seeallstaff</tt> allows a player to see all non-default-group players, even if they lack isstaff.

Also see: http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html#%_sec_4

=== Adding My Map ===
To change the map you need to first put the map (.lvl file) you want to use into the /maps/ directory. Then you edit the settings in the [[arena]] you want your map to be in. Change General:Map to be the name of the .lvl file you want it to use.

=== Editing Arena Settings ===

To change what default arena (called public in [[Subgame]]) is using, edit /arenas/(default)/[[arena.conf]]. Note that this file may use data from other files using #include statements. To override certain settings without editing them from the original files, you can define them at the end of a file. For example, if you wanted svs settings, but the map to be "mymap.lvl" you could set your arena.conf to be:

<pre>
; drop in all of svs settings here
#include conf/svs/svs.conf

[General]
Map = mymap.lvl
</pre>

=== Changing Modules ===
You can change which modules your server uses. First make sure the compiled .dll file with your plugin is in the /dist/bin/ directory. Let's say our .dll file was called MyModules.dll and the module we were trying to use was called FreqWatcher. Now edit /conf/modules.conf and at the very end add:

<pre>
MyModules:FreqWatcher
</pre>

The order of the modules.conf file is important, as files that depend on other files must be listed after them (unless they take advantage of MM_POSTLOAD in their main module function). Usually when the server aborts while loading, the problem can be traced back to the modules.conf file (a module is missing, or in the wrong place).

== Running ASSS ==

To run the windows version of ASSS, locate ASSS.bat and double click it. That's it! You now have your own zone up and running.

In Linux, just run ./scripts/run-asss, which handles ?shutdown -r. ''IMPORTANT:'' You will need to edit the ASSSHOME variable defined inside the script to point to the directory you extracted ASSS.

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:ASSS]]

Running Continuum under Wine

2006-04-22T18:54:35Z

I88gerbils: /* Patching Wine */ 0.9.12 line changes (necessary?)

== Patching Wine ==

To run [[Continuum]] under [http://www.winehq.com/ Wine], you'd need to apply a patch to Wine's source code. Copy the text block below into a file, such as cont.diff, and follow the patching instructions below.

<pre>diff --git a/dlls/kernel/process.c b/dlls/kernel/process.c
index 33f9ee1..d50cb7d 100644
--- a/dlls/kernel/process.c
+++ b/dlls/kernel/process.c
@@ -2460,6 +2464,7 @@ HANDLE WINAPI OpenProcess( DWORD access,
OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES attr;
CLIENT_ID cid;

+if (access & PROCESS_VM_WRITE) return NULL;
cid.UniqueProcess = (HANDLE)id;
cid.UniqueThread = 0; /* FIXME ? */</pre>

Alternatively, in wine 0.9.12: @@ -2325,6 +2325,7 @@

Run '''cat cont.diff | patch -p1''' to apply the patch file to Wine's source code. Follow with the usual '''./configure && make depend && make''' to build Wine. If you'd wish to have this replace your current Wine installation or to install it globally, run '''make install''' as root.

It is important to run '''winecfg''', and goto the drives tab, click '''drive_c''', show advanced, and set the serial number a random number higher than 2000. If you do not, you cannot connect to catid billers, or may cause other issues on the SSC biller.

== Common Problems ==

If you have a binary version of wine installed such as rpm, I recommend removing it before setting up and installing the wine source, as not to cause confusion.

Make sure you are running Continuum as at least 16 bit. If having problems with sound, with winecfg, check ALSA driver and switch hardware acceleration to emulation. 8 bit is possible, but you have to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or other) config file to make sure you have 8 bit res listed. Best way to check is if you can't set your desktop depth to 8 bit through display options, its not set in your config (pretty easy to fix).

Chat window will not appear when you Alt-Tab. This is because Continuum doesn't understand that it is minimized under Wine, so it will never start the chat window.

If you get a libwine.so.1 error when trying to run wine global (instead of running the application from its source directory), add the following lines to your /etc/ld.so.conf file: '''/usr/local/lib''' and '''/usr/local/lib/wine'''. If problems still occur, copy libwin.so.1 to those locations from the winesource/libs directory.

Alt key does not function properly if it is bound to another XIM like kinput2 (e.g. tried to bring up map).

If connecting to a zone causes you to login as ^Banned, please run winecfg and go to the drives tab, select drive_c, Show Advanced, and change the Serial to a random number greater than 2000.

== Why It Works ==

When Continuum runs, one of the first things it does is create another process of itself with some priviliages restricted, such as the ability to call OpenProcess. When the child process attempts to repeat this step, it receives an error that OpenProcess failed, which tell the process that it is the child. The child process then proceeds to run the game.

Since Wine does not properly emulate this parent-child security, this source modification is necessary to get Continuum to run under Wine.

Main Page

2006-04-13T12:49:31Z

I88gerbils: changed urls

<div style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; background-color: #f0f0ff; text-align: center; font-variant: small-caps;">
Quicklinks:
[[:Category:ASSS|ASSS Documents]] | [[:Category:FAQ|Frequently Asked Questions]] | [[:Category:Guides|Guides]] | [[:Category:Definitions|Glossary]] | [[:Category:Utilities|Utilities]] | [[Special:Categories|More...]]
</div>

<table cellspacing=10><tr valign="top"><td>
<h3>What is ASSS?</h3>
[[ASSS]] (A Small Subspace Server) was created by [[User:grelminar|grelminar]]. Its an open source server designed to allow [[Continuum]] users to connect with. Its a replacement, not a clone, of [[Subgame]], which was created by [[VIE]] and later upgraded by [[PriitK|Priit Kasesalu]], a freelance [[Subspace]] programmer who also wrote Continuum with the assistance of [[Mr Ekted]].

ASSS allows many advanced features never before offered by Subgame nor user-made [[Bots]]. Within, you'll find documentions about how to use some of these advanced features, and documentation about how to create your own extensions to the server software.

To start finding answers try the quicklinks (above) or check out the [[Special:Categories|Categories]]. If you're having problems with your server, try reading the [[Server Troubleshooting]] guide. If you would like to contribute see [[ASSS_Wiki:Community Portal|Community Portal]]. For further assistance or questions, please visit the [http://forums.minegoboom.com Server Help Forums] where other users will be able to respond to your questions.

<h3>External Links</h3>

*[http://asss.yi.org/asss/ Official ASSS Site]
*[http://www.shanky.com/server/ Server Help]
*[http://forums.minegoboom.com/ Server Help Forums]

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<h3>Current Events</h3>

ASSS version 1.4.2 has been released as of January 14, 2006. From the site: ''Sorry for the long wait. The bug tracker has been working well and almost all of the changes since the last version have been based on bugs listed there. There are too many small changes to list here; see the changelog for details. One important change to note is how interfaces and persistent data are implemented in python. If you use reg_interface, reg_player_persistent, or reg_arena_persistent, you'll have to change your code. Oh, and the bricklayer module was renamed to brickwriter, so if you load it, you'll have to update your modules.conf.'' See the site for a list of the changes.

'''Download'''
*[http://asss.yi.org/asss/files/asss-1.4.2.tar.gz Full]
*[http://asss.yi.org/asss/files/asss-1.4.2-srconly.tar.gz Source Only]
*[http://asss.yi.org/asss/files/asss-1.4.2.zip Windows Full]
*[http://asss.yi.org/viewmtn/branch.psp?branch=asss.asss.main Change Log]

[[Current events|More Events...]]
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Talk:Hosts

2006-03-10T21:24:06Z

I88gerbils:

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Actually I don't think SSN is run by L Chance anymore. I'm not sure the history of it but the latest back I can remember was Altec . running it with Sideburn? Spring/Summer of 2004, Altec . and L Chance brought back SSN using Lord Maucaub's biller system. They shut it back down after HALO switched back to SSZ; and now I believe Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS; someone is running it.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I think NTC has it now. They keep changing tags which is annoying. For the record I remember them with SSDM and TNT too if you want to stick that in a 'most annoying network decisions ever' page.

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Yeah NTC is the Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS network.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:Someone add NTC and SSDT at least. Also I think this page should be called Networks, but that is more jargon I guess and could easily be confused.

[[User:D1st0rt|D1st0rt]]:Whoa 17th is near me? Trench still has a lower ping

== Category? ==

There's already a category called ''Servers'', don't you think this should belong there? I know you couldn't have the short descriptions, but they're kinda hard to keep track of and not that useful. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Well, hmm. We could always make each server its own category, the short desc goes on the category desc, and each zone is added to the specific server category they are on. [[User:Pests|Pests]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I don't think search looks at categories (I feel like I am typing that several times a day).

I wasn't saying remove the page, just saying get rid of the server list, since it'll soon become outdated and is redundant. But, whatever, no biggie. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

== Combine Pages? ==

Since there's actually not all that much info to put about each of these servers, how would you feel about me merging all of the individual server pages here? This page could be divided up into Active and Inactive servers, if that's a problem. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: SSZ Subspace Network? I think that needs changing. SSN is still run by L. Chance? Also who nicked the css for the wiki?

== Cleanup ==

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:
I don't like the look of this page. First Servers, I would prefer a page called Hosts or Networks.

Next a table of active networks, columns are: tag, owners + contact, website, billing (yes, own billing/yes, tag of other biller/no biller) and location. A network is considered active if it has its own menu on [http://stats.17thparallel.com stats.17thparallel.com].

<table border=1>
<tr><th>Tag</th><th>Operators</th><th>Website</th><th>Billing</th><th>Location</th></tr>
<tr><td>N.E.X</td><td>Noirenex <noirenex hotmail.com></td><td>N/A</td><td>N.E.X</td><td>Europe</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCB</td><td>Altec</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCC</td><td>Testtube<br>SVS</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCE</td><td>Luminate <luminate rshl.org></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCI</td><td>Argyle<br>Death+ <dxexaxtxh gmail.com></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCU</td><td>PriitK <priitk trenchwars.org><br>Argyle<br>Death+ <dxexaxtxh gmail.com></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Multiple</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCX</td><td>PriitK <priitk trenchwars.org></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSDC</td><td>blackjayde <support xtremegaming.net></td><td>[http://ssdc.xtremegaming.net/ ssdc.xtremegaming.net]</td><td>SSDC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSG</td><td>Versetti <wgt50000 msn.com, gt5000.w gmail.com></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSG</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
<tr><td>SST</td><td>Confess <confess321 yahoo.com><br>Top Gun. <ajchuck achosting.net></td><td>[http://www.ssthosting.net www.ssthosting.net]</td><td>SST</td><td>USA</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSO</td><td>acekiller12 <tkornac1 aol.com><br>cybersnipe <zeonelite hotmail.com></td><td>N/A</td><td>SSO</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
<tr><td>T3</td><td>Mecbot+</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
</table>

The purpose of this table is to serve as a summary of active hosts and so people can quickly find contact details of who is operating them.

Next, a seperate section (or possibly page) containing a history of the networks, start/end dates, ownership, comments (reason for creation/closure, generally accepted reputation).

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Why not give a brief 1-line summary of TAG, host, web site making the tag a wiki link to description + contact information? Kind of like the corporation info bar on wikipedia.

{{host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace X|Contact=Xalimar|Email=}}? {{zone}}?

Agreed with basically all of this. I'll change the name now, and probably separate this at least into current and historical. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: There's a long way yet to go. I'm still making my way through the recent changes and may start rewriting this page later.

--[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]] 16:24, Mar 10, 2006 (EST): I like my style better. It's pretty easy to just add a standard wiki template to add an entry. And probably easier to add CSS for just that template to pretty it up if MGB wants.

Template:Host

2006-03-09T23:29:38Z

I88gerbils: change width

=== <span width=50>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</span> {{{ServerName}}}===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr><td width=50></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''{{{Contact}}}''' {{{Email}}}</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td width=50></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

User:I88gerbils

2006-03-09T22:07:27Z

I88gerbils: testing

[[Image:Flareon.gif]]

[[ASWZ|A Small WarZone]] - [http://www.aswz.net Offical] * [http://wiki.aswz.com Wiki]

ASSS - [http://wiki.aswz.com/index.php/ASSS Some ASSS stuff]


Hosts, as the name implies, host [[SubSpace]] [[zone]]s (see [[zones|active zones]]). Most of the larger servers have adopted prefix tags, most notably a four letter tag beginning with [[SSC]] is most likely on the SSC billing network.

== Current Hosts ==

{{host|Tag=N734|ServerName=|Contact=Dymolex|Email=dymolex yahoo.com|Desc=This network although active appears to be run from a dial-up modem.}}
{{host|Tag=SFSS|ServerName=|Contact=Awestrike|Email=|Desc=Despite missing the SSC in the server prefix, all active zones are connected to the SSC biller, as shown by a suffix.}}
{{host|Tag=SSCC|ServerName=|Contact=Testtube|Email=|Desc= }}
{{host|Tag=SSCU|ServerName=SubSpace Europe|Contact=Priitk|Email=|Desc=SSCU, hosted by PriitK was located in Europe and has been around for quite some time}}
{{host|Tag=SSM3|ServerName=|Contact=Eagle II|Email=ihod2005 msn.com|Desc= }}
{{host|Tag=T3|ServerName=|Contact=Mecbot|Email=|Desc=Hosts only one zone, T3 The Gauntlet, which is on the SSC biller network.}}

== Former hosts ==

{{host|Tag=NTC|ServerName=|Contact=dark_mistress, TheBest999|Email=|Desc=The network has also been known under the following tags, SSDM, SSN and TNT.}}
{{host|Tag=SSCI|ServerName=SubSpace International|Contact=1stStrike, Argyle, ExplodyThingy|Email=|Desc=}}
{{host|Tag=SSDT|ServerName=SubSpace David Tombs|Contact=CyanFire|Email=|Desc=SSDT is a development zone server.}}
{{host|Tag=SSN|ServerName=SubSpace Network|Contact=L. Chance|Email=|Desc=}}
{{host|Tag=SSQ|ServerName=|Contact=Purge|Email=purge hotmail.com|Desc=This host also provides Windows ASSS support under the tag "SSQ-A".}}
{{host|Tag=SSZ|ServerName=SSZ SubSpace Network|Contact=Jericho24, Lord Asassin|Email=|Desc=SSZ was a non-SSC network that hosted developing and startup zones hoping to succeed}}
{{host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace Exodus|Contact=Xalimar, yarekim|Email=http://www.sscx.net|Desc=Zones on this powerful server located in the western US.}}

== my modules.conf file ==

<pre>
unixsignal
deadlock
prng
logman
mainloop
config
playerdata
lagdata

net
chatnet

arenaman
mapdata
capman
mapnewsdl
core
clientset
scoring:persist
idle

cmdman
chat

scoring:stats
scoring:basicstats

log_console
log_file
log_sysop
log_staff

;; enable this for password security without a billing server
auth_file

security:security
directory
;billing
;billing_ssc

;funky:auth_prefix
;; enable this for ?kick
auth_ban

banners
game_timer
flagcore
balls
bricks
koth
fm_normal
game

lagaction

cfghelp
filetrans
quickfix

scoring:jackpot
scoring:periodic
scoring:points_kill
scoring:points_flag
;scoring:points_goal

;turf:turf_reward
;turf:turf_stats
;turf:points_turf_reward

playercmd
admincmd
help
sendfile

funky:autowarp
funky:bricklayer
buy

fake
funky:autoturret
funky:record
;funky:sgcompat

;; uncomment this for multiple pub arena support
;ap_multipub

;; important: enc_null cannot coexist with either of the other
;; encryption modules! comment it out to use them.
;enc_null
security:enc_cont
enc_vie

;; db stuff:
database:mysql
database:aliasdb

race:race
zombies:zombies

;; python modules:
pymod:pymod
;<py> fm_password
;<py> exec
<py> fg_wz
;<py> fg_turf
</pre>

== my global.conf file ==
<pre>

[ General ]

;PublicArenas = turf pb

[ Billing ]
;Proxy = bin/proxy
IP = 127.0.0.1
Port = 1850
ServerName = RMS Test Zone
Password =

[mysql]
hostname=localhost
user=
password=
database=

;; the syntax for these is:
;; [log_whatever]
;; modulename = DIMWE
;; D = debug, I = info, M = malicious, W = warning, E = error
;; they MUST be in caps
;; the modulename can be "all" to catch unmatched modules.
;; if you don't filter it out, it's enabled by default.

;[log_console]
; all = DIMWE

[log_file]
all = IMWE
persist = MWE
chat = DIMWE

[log_sysop]
all = ME

[ Listen ]
;; the main listening port
Port = 5000

[ Directory ]

Name = RMS Test Zone
Description = the Red Moon Society

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = sscentral.subspacehq.com
;Server3 = sscentral.subspace.net
;Server4 = sscentral.subspace.inet.fi

; changed settings:

</pre>

[[Category: People]]

Template:Host

2006-03-09T22:05:34Z

I88gerbils: removed wiki link to contact.. it's probably best to just have names

=== <span width=50>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</span> {{{ServerName}}}===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''{{{Contact}}}''' {{{Email}}}</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

User talk:Smong

2006-03-09T21:03:24Z

I88gerbils:

[[User:BaK|BaK]]: When I think of Subspace, I think of the VIE client that people used (cleverly titled Subspace), which I suppose many of the pages I write also apply to. I guess I don't want people to think features like Cloak or Antiwarp are antiquated.

--[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]] 16:03, Mar 9, 2006 (EST): I think I thwarted the bots by renaming their links. It was fun too!

Template talk:Host

2006-02-26T14:42:28Z

I88gerbils:

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: Hmm, the edit link it generates doesn't function as expected. Also it seems a free format contact field would be better, since a list a of names followed by a list of emails is a bit messy (not to mention some people might not have contact details available).

--[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]] 09:42, Feb 26, 2006 (EST): Yeah, it's probably best to just drop the wiki links.

Template:Host

2006-02-25T21:23:57Z

I88gerbils:

=== <span width=50>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</span> {{{ServerName}}}===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-25T21:22:32Z

I88gerbils: i think this is ok for now

=== <span width=50>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</span> :: {{{ServerName}}}===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-25T21:18:37Z

I88gerbils: look n feel

=== <table><tr><td width=50>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</td> <td>{{{ServerName}}}</td></tr><table> ===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td width=100></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-25T21:15:30Z

I88gerbils: wiki'd toc?

=== [[{{{Tag}}}]] {{{ServerName}}} ===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr>
<td width=50><font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font></td>
<td width=500><font size="+1">{{{ServerName}}}</font></td></tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-25T21:14:00Z

I88gerbils: toc?

=== {{{Tag}}} {{{ServerName}}} ===
<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr>
<td width=50><font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font></td>
<td width=500><font size="+1">{{{ServerName}}}</font></td></tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</table>

User:I88gerbils

2006-02-25T21:12:26Z

I88gerbils: testing stuff out

[[Image:Flareon.gif]]

[[ASWZ|A Small WarZone]] - [http://www.aswz.net Offical] * [http://wiki.aswz.com Wiki]

ASSS - [http://wiki.aswz.com/index.php/ASSS Some ASSS stuff]


Hosts, as the name implies, host [[SubSpace]] [[zone]]s (see [[zones|active zones]]). Most of the larger servers have adopted prefix tags, most notably a four letter tag beginning with [[SSC]] is most likely on the SSC billing network.

== Current Hosts ==

{{host|Tag=N734|ServerName=|Contact=User:Dymolex|Email=dymolex yahoo.com|Desc=This network although active appears to be run from a dial-up modem.}}
{{host|Tag=SFSS|ServerName=|Contact=Awestrike|Email=|Desc=Despite missing the SSC in the server prefix, all active zones are connected to the SSC biller, as shown by a suffix.}}
{{host|Tag=SSCC|ServerName=|Contact=Testtube|Email=|Desc= }}
{{host|Tag=SSCU|ServerName=SubSpace Europe|Contact=Priitk|Email=|Desc=SSCU, hosted by PriitK was located in Europe and has been around for quite some time}}
{{host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace Exodus|Contact=Xalimar]], [[yarekim|Email=http://www.sscx.net|Desc=Zones on this powerful server located in the western US.}}
{{host|Tag=SSM3|ServerName=|Contact=Eagle II|Email=ihod2005 msn.com|Desc= }}
{{host|Tag=T3|ServerName=|Contact=Mecbot|Email=|Desc=Hosts only one zone, T3 The Gauntlet, which is on the SSC biller network.}}

== Shut-down hosts ==

{{host|Tag=NTC|ServerName=|Contact=dark_mistress]], [[TheBest999|Email=|Desc=The network has also been known under the following tags, SSDM, SSN and TNT.}}
{{host|Tag=SSCI|ServerName=SubSpace International|Contact=1stStrike]], [[Argyle]], [[User:ExplodyThingy|Email=|Desc=}}
{{host|Tag=SSDT|ServerName=SubSpace David Tombs|Contact=CyanFire|Email=|Desc=SSDT is a development zone server.}}
{{host|Tag=SSN|ServerName=SubSpace Network|Contact=L. Chance|Email=|Desc=}}
{{host|Tag=SSQ|ServerName=|Contact=Purge|Email=purge hotmail.com|Desc=This host also provides Windows ASSS support under the tag "SSQ-A".}}
{{host|Tag=SSZ|ServerName=SSZ SubSpace Network|Contact=Jericho24]][[Lord Asassin|Email=|Desc=SSZ was a non-SSC network that hosted developing and startup zones hoping to succeed}}

== my modules.conf file ==

<pre>
unixsignal
deadlock
prng
logman
mainloop
config
playerdata
lagdata

net
chatnet

arenaman
mapdata
capman
mapnewsdl
core
clientset
scoring:persist
idle

cmdman
chat

scoring:stats
scoring:basicstats

log_console
log_file
log_sysop
log_staff

;; enable this for password security without a billing server
auth_file

security:security
directory
;billing
;billing_ssc

;funky:auth_prefix
;; enable this for ?kick
auth_ban

banners
game_timer
flagcore
balls
bricks
koth
fm_normal
game

lagaction

cfghelp
filetrans
quickfix

scoring:jackpot
scoring:periodic
scoring:points_kill
scoring:points_flag
;scoring:points_goal

;turf:turf_reward
;turf:turf_stats
;turf:points_turf_reward

playercmd
admincmd
help
sendfile

funky:autowarp
funky:bricklayer
buy

fake
funky:autoturret
funky:record
;funky:sgcompat

;; uncomment this for multiple pub arena support
;ap_multipub

;; important: enc_null cannot coexist with either of the other
;; encryption modules! comment it out to use them.
;enc_null
security:enc_cont
enc_vie

;; db stuff:
database:mysql
database:aliasdb

race:race
zombies:zombies

;; python modules:
pymod:pymod
;<py> fm_password
;<py> exec
<py> fg_wz
;<py> fg_turf
</pre>

== my global.conf file ==
<pre>

[ General ]

;PublicArenas = turf pb

[ Billing ]
;Proxy = bin/proxy
IP = 127.0.0.1
Port = 1850
ServerName = RMS Test Zone
Password =

[mysql]
hostname=localhost
user=
password=
database=

;; the syntax for these is:
;; [log_whatever]
;; modulename = DIMWE
;; D = debug, I = info, M = malicious, W = warning, E = error
;; they MUST be in caps
;; the modulename can be "all" to catch unmatched modules.
;; if you don't filter it out, it's enabled by default.

;[log_console]
; all = DIMWE

[log_file]
all = IMWE
persist = MWE
chat = DIMWE

[log_sysop]
all = ME

[ Listen ]
;; the main listening port
Port = 5000

[ Directory ]

Name = RMS Test Zone
Description = the Red Moon Society

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = sscentral.subspacehq.com
;Server3 = sscentral.subspace.net
;Server4 = sscentral.subspace.inet.fi

; changed settings:

</pre>

[[Category: People]]

Template:Host

2006-02-25T20:48:23Z

I88gerbils: add parameter

<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr>
<td width=50><font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font></td>
<td width=500><font size="+1">{{{ServerName}}}</font></td></tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500> <font>'''[[{{{Contact}}}]]''' ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=500><font>{{{Desc}}}</font></td>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-25T20:36:29Z

I88gerbils: tabling

<table border=0 cellpadding=2>
<tr>
<td width=50><font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font></td>
<td width=300><font size="+1">{{{ServerName}}}</font></td></tr>
<tr><td></td>
<td width=200> <font>[[{{{Contact}}}]] ({{{Email}}})</font></td>
</tr>
</table>

Template:Host

2006-02-17T01:43:56Z

I88gerbils: not really..

<font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font> <font size="+1"> {{{ServerName}}}</font> <font size="+1"> {{{Contact}}} ({{{Email}}})</font>

User:I88gerbils

2006-02-17T01:42:46Z

I88gerbils: testing

[[Image:Flareon.gif]]

[[ASWZ|A Small WarZone]] - [http://www.aswz.net Offical] * [http://wiki.aswz.com Wiki]

ASSS - [http://wiki.aswz.com/index.php/ASSS Some ASSS stuff]

<table>
{{Host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace Exodus|Contact=xalimar|Email=}}
</table>

== my modules.conf file ==

<pre>
unixsignal
deadlock
prng
logman
mainloop
config
playerdata
lagdata

net
chatnet

arenaman
mapdata
capman
mapnewsdl
core
clientset
scoring:persist
idle

cmdman
chat

scoring:stats
scoring:basicstats

log_console
log_file
log_sysop
log_staff

;; enable this for password security without a billing server
auth_file

security:security
directory
;billing
;billing_ssc

;funky:auth_prefix
;; enable this for ?kick
auth_ban

banners
game_timer
flagcore
balls
bricks
koth
fm_normal
game

lagaction

cfghelp
filetrans
quickfix

scoring:jackpot
scoring:periodic
scoring:points_kill
scoring:points_flag
;scoring:points_goal

;turf:turf_reward
;turf:turf_stats
;turf:points_turf_reward

playercmd
admincmd
help
sendfile

funky:autowarp
funky:bricklayer
buy

fake
funky:autoturret
funky:record
;funky:sgcompat

;; uncomment this for multiple pub arena support
;ap_multipub

;; important: enc_null cannot coexist with either of the other
;; encryption modules! comment it out to use them.
;enc_null
security:enc_cont
enc_vie

;; db stuff:
database:mysql
database:aliasdb

race:race
zombies:zombies

;; python modules:
pymod:pymod
;<py> fm_password
;<py> exec
<py> fg_wz
;<py> fg_turf
</pre>

== my global.conf file ==
<pre>

[ General ]

;PublicArenas = turf pb

[ Billing ]
;Proxy = bin/proxy
IP = 127.0.0.1
Port = 1850
ServerName = RMS Test Zone
Password =

[mysql]
hostname=localhost
user=
password=
database=

;; the syntax for these is:
;; [log_whatever]
;; modulename = DIMWE
;; D = debug, I = info, M = malicious, W = warning, E = error
;; they MUST be in caps
;; the modulename can be "all" to catch unmatched modules.
;; if you don't filter it out, it's enabled by default.

;[log_console]
; all = DIMWE

[log_file]
all = IMWE
persist = MWE
chat = DIMWE

[log_sysop]
all = ME

[ Listen ]
;; the main listening port
Port = 5000

[ Directory ]

Name = RMS Test Zone
Description = the Red Moon Society

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = sscentral.subspacehq.com
;Server3 = sscentral.subspace.net
;Server4 = sscentral.subspace.inet.fi

; changed settings:

</pre>

[[Category: People]]

Template:Host

2006-02-17T01:42:17Z

I88gerbils: Can I put a table row tag here?

<tr><td><font size="+1"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font></td> <td><font size="+1"> {{{ServerName}}}</font></td><td><font size="+1"> {{{Contact}}} ({{{Email}}})</font></td></tr>

User:I88gerbils

2006-02-17T01:42:15Z

I88gerbils: testing

[[Image:Flareon.gif]]

[[ASWZ|A Small WarZone]] - [http://www.aswz.net Offical] * [http://wiki.aswz.com Wiki]

ASSS - [http://wiki.aswz.com/index.php/ASSS Some ASSS stuff]

<table>
{Host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace Exodus|Contact=xalimar|Email=}
</table>

== my modules.conf file ==

<pre>
unixsignal
deadlock
prng
logman
mainloop
config
playerdata
lagdata

net
chatnet

arenaman
mapdata
capman
mapnewsdl
core
clientset
scoring:persist
idle

cmdman
chat

scoring:stats
scoring:basicstats

log_console
log_file
log_sysop
log_staff

;; enable this for password security without a billing server
auth_file

security:security
directory
;billing
;billing_ssc

;funky:auth_prefix
;; enable this for ?kick
auth_ban

banners
game_timer
flagcore
balls
bricks
koth
fm_normal
game

lagaction

cfghelp
filetrans
quickfix

scoring:jackpot
scoring:periodic
scoring:points_kill
scoring:points_flag
;scoring:points_goal

;turf:turf_reward
;turf:turf_stats
;turf:points_turf_reward

playercmd
admincmd
help
sendfile

funky:autowarp
funky:bricklayer
buy

fake
funky:autoturret
funky:record
;funky:sgcompat

;; uncomment this for multiple pub arena support
;ap_multipub

;; important: enc_null cannot coexist with either of the other
;; encryption modules! comment it out to use them.
;enc_null
security:enc_cont
enc_vie

;; db stuff:
database:mysql
database:aliasdb

race:race
zombies:zombies

;; python modules:
pymod:pymod
;<py> fm_password
;<py> exec
<py> fg_wz
;<py> fg_turf
</pre>

== my global.conf file ==
<pre>

[ General ]

;PublicArenas = turf pb

[ Billing ]
;Proxy = bin/proxy
IP = 127.0.0.1
Port = 1850
ServerName = RMS Test Zone
Password =

[mysql]
hostname=localhost
user=
password=
database=

;; the syntax for these is:
;; [log_whatever]
;; modulename = DIMWE
;; D = debug, I = info, M = malicious, W = warning, E = error
;; they MUST be in caps
;; the modulename can be "all" to catch unmatched modules.
;; if you don't filter it out, it's enabled by default.

;[log_console]
; all = DIMWE

[log_file]
all = IMWE
persist = MWE
chat = DIMWE

[log_sysop]
all = ME

[ Listen ]
;; the main listening port
Port = 5000

[ Directory ]

Name = RMS Test Zone
Description = the Red Moon Society

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = sscentral.subspacehq.com
;Server3 = sscentral.subspace.net
;Server4 = sscentral.subspace.inet.fi

; changed settings:

</pre>

[[Category: People]]

Template:Host

2006-02-17T00:17:50Z

I88gerbils: ... and a stupid fourth } in a pear tree

<font size="+1" color="green"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font> <font size="+1"> {{{ServerName}}} {{{Contact}}} ({{{Email}}})</font>

Template:Host

2006-02-17T00:17:21Z

I88gerbils: wrongly name param

<font size="+1" color="green"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font> <font size="+1"> {{{ServerName}}} {{{Contact}}} ({{{Email}}}})</font>

Talk:Hosts

2006-02-17T00:16:47Z

I88gerbils: /* Cleanup */ yip

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Actually I don't think SSN is run by L Chance anymore. I'm not sure the history of it but the latest back I can remember was Altec . running it with Sideburn? Spring/Summer of 2004, Altec . and L Chance brought back SSN using Lord Maucaub's biller system. They shut it back down after HALO switched back to SSZ; and now I believe Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS; someone is running it.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I think NTC has it now. They keep changing tags which is annoying. For the record I remember them with SSDM and TNT too if you want to stick that in a 'most annoying network decisions ever' page.

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Yeah NTC is the Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS network.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:Someone add NTC and SSDT at least. Also I think this page should be called Networks, but that is more jargon I guess and could easily be confused.

[[User:D1st0rt|D1st0rt]]:Whoa 17th is near me? Trench still has a lower ping

== Category? ==

There's already a category called ''Servers'', don't you think this should belong there? I know you couldn't have the short descriptions, but they're kinda hard to keep track of and not that useful. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Well, hmm. We could always make each server its own category, the short desc goes on the category desc, and each zone is added to the specific server category they are on. [[User:Pests|Pests]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I don't think search looks at categories (I feel like I am typing that several times a day).

I wasn't saying remove the page, just saying get rid of the server list, since it'll soon become outdated and is redundant. But, whatever, no biggie. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

== Combine Pages? ==

Since there's actually not all that much info to put about each of these servers, how would you feel about me merging all of the individual server pages here? This page could be divided up into Active and Inactive servers, if that's a problem. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: SSZ Subspace Network? I think that needs changing. SSN is still run by L. Chance? Also who nicked the css for the wiki?

== Cleanup ==

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:
I don't like the look of this page. First Servers, I would prefer a page called Hosts or Networks.

Next a table of active networks, columns are: tag, owners + contact, website, billing (yes, own billing/yes, tag of other biller/no biller) and location. A network is considered active if it has its own menu on [http://stats.17thparallel.com stats.17thparallel.com].

<table border=1>
<tr><th>Tag</th><th>Operators</th><th>Website</th><th>Billing</th><th>Location</th></tr>
<tr><td>SSCC</td><td>Testtube</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCX</td><td>Xalimar, Yarekim</td><td>[http://www.sscx.net sscx.net]</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Multiple</td></tr>
<tr><td>SST</td><td>Confess <confess321@yahoo.com>(?), Top Gun(?)</td><td>[http://www.ssthosting.net www.ssthosting.net]</td><td>SST</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
</table>

The purpose of this table is to serve as a summary of active hosts and so people can quickly find contact details of who is operating them.

Next, a seperate section (or possibly page) containing a history of the networks, start/end dates, ownership, comments (reason for creation/closure, generally accepted reputation).

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Why not give a brief 1-line summary of TAG, host, web site making the tag a wiki link to description + contact information? Kind of like the corporation info bar on wikipedia.

{{host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace X|Contact=Xalimar|Email=}}? {{zone}}?

Agreed with basically all of this. I'll change the name now, and probably separate this at least into current and historical. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Talk:Hosts

2006-02-17T00:16:10Z

I88gerbils: /* Cleanup */

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Actually I don't think SSN is run by L Chance anymore. I'm not sure the history of it but the latest back I can remember was Altec . running it with Sideburn? Spring/Summer of 2004, Altec . and L Chance brought back SSN using Lord Maucaub's biller system. They shut it back down after HALO switched back to SSZ; and now I believe Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS; someone is running it.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I think NTC has it now. They keep changing tags which is annoying. For the record I remember them with SSDM and TNT too if you want to stick that in a 'most annoying network decisions ever' page.

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Yeah NTC is the Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS network.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:Someone add NTC and SSDT at least. Also I think this page should be called Networks, but that is more jargon I guess and could easily be confused.

[[User:D1st0rt|D1st0rt]]:Whoa 17th is near me? Trench still has a lower ping

== Category? ==

There's already a category called ''Servers'', don't you think this should belong there? I know you couldn't have the short descriptions, but they're kinda hard to keep track of and not that useful. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Well, hmm. We could always make each server its own category, the short desc goes on the category desc, and each zone is added to the specific server category they are on. [[User:Pests|Pests]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I don't think search looks at categories (I feel like I am typing that several times a day).

I wasn't saying remove the page, just saying get rid of the server list, since it'll soon become outdated and is redundant. But, whatever, no biggie. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

== Combine Pages? ==

Since there's actually not all that much info to put about each of these servers, how would you feel about me merging all of the individual server pages here? This page could be divided up into Active and Inactive servers, if that's a problem. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: SSZ Subspace Network? I think that needs changing. SSN is still run by L. Chance? Also who nicked the css for the wiki?

== Cleanup ==

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:
I don't like the look of this page. First Servers, I would prefer a page called Hosts or Networks.

Next a table of active networks, columns are: tag, owners + contact, website, billing (yes, own billing/yes, tag of other biller/no biller) and location. A network is considered active if it has its own menu on [http://stats.17thparallel.com stats.17thparallel.com].

<table border=1>
<tr><th>Tag</th><th>Operators</th><th>Website</th><th>Billing</th><th>Location</th></tr>
<tr><td>SSCC</td><td>Testtube</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCX</td><td>Xalimar, Yarekim</td><td>[http://www.sscx.net sscx.net]</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Multiple</td></tr>
<tr><td>SST</td><td>Confess <confess321@yahoo.com>(?), Top Gun(?)</td><td>[http://www.ssthosting.net www.ssthosting.net]</td><td>SST</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
</table>

The purpose of this table is to serve as a summary of active hosts and so people can quickly find contact details of who is operating them.

Next, a seperate section (or possibly page) containing a history of the networks, start/end dates, ownership, comments (reason for creation/closure, generally accepted reputation).

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Why not give a brief 1-line summary of TAG, host, web site making the tag a wiki link to description + contact information? Kind of like the corporation info bar on wikipedia.

{{host|Tag=SSCX|ServerName=SubSpace X|Owner=Xalimar}}? {{zone}}?

Agreed with basically all of this. I'll change the name now, and probably separate this at least into current and historical. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Template:Host

2006-02-17T00:10:34Z

I88gerbils: Initial, let's have fun

<font size="+1" color="green"><b>[[{{{Tag}}}]]</b></font> <font size="+1"> {{{ZoneName}}} {{{Contact}}} ({{{Email}}}})</font>

Talk:Hosts

2006-02-16T23:49:24Z

I88gerbils: /* Cleanup */

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Actually I don't think SSN is run by L Chance anymore. I'm not sure the history of it but the latest back I can remember was Altec . running it with Sideburn? Spring/Summer of 2004, Altec . and L Chance brought back SSN using Lord Maucaub's biller system. They shut it back down after HALO switched back to SSZ; and now I believe Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS; someone is running it.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I think NTC has it now. They keep changing tags which is annoying. For the record I remember them with SSDM and TNT too if you want to stick that in a 'most annoying network decisions ever' page.

[[User:CypherJF|CypherJF]]: Yeah NTC is the Dark Mistress / TheBest999 / Cospar / MS-DOS network.

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:Someone add NTC and SSDT at least. Also I think this page should be called Networks, but that is more jargon I guess and could easily be confused.

[[User:D1st0rt|D1st0rt]]:Whoa 17th is near me? Trench still has a lower ping

== Category? ==

There's already a category called ''Servers'', don't you think this should belong there? I know you couldn't have the short descriptions, but they're kinda hard to keep track of and not that useful. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Well, hmm. We could always make each server its own category, the short desc goes on the category desc, and each zone is added to the specific server category they are on. [[User:Pests|Pests]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: I don't think search looks at categories (I feel like I am typing that several times a day).

I wasn't saying remove the page, just saying get rid of the server list, since it'll soon become outdated and is redundant. But, whatever, no biggie. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

== Combine Pages? ==

Since there's actually not all that much info to put about each of these servers, how would you feel about me merging all of the individual server pages here? This page could be divided up into Active and Inactive servers, if that's a problem. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

[[User:Smong|Smong]]: SSZ Subspace Network? I think that needs changing. SSN is still run by L. Chance? Also who nicked the css for the wiki?

== Cleanup ==

[[User:Smong|Smong]]:
I don't like the look of this page. First Servers, I would prefer a page called Hosts or Networks.

Next a table of active networks, columns are: tag, owners + contact, website, billing (yes, own billing/yes, tag of other biller/no biller) and location. A network is considered active if it has its own menu on [http://stats.17thparallel.com stats.17thparallel.com].

<table border=1>
<tr><th>Tag</th><th>Operators</th><th>Website</th><th>Billing</th><th>Location</th></tr>
<tr><td>SSCC</td><td>Testtube</td><td>N/A</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, East</td></tr>
<tr><td>SSCX</td><td>Xalimar, Yarekim</td><td>[http://www.sscx.net sscx.net]</td><td>SSC</td><td>USA, Multiple</td></tr>
<tr><td>SST</td><td>Confess <confess321@yahoo.com>(?), Top Gun(?)</td><td>[http://www.ssthosting.net www.ssthosting.net]</td><td>SST</td><td>USA, Central</td></tr>
</table>

The purpose of this table is to serve as a summary of active hosts and so people can quickly find contact details of who is operating them.

Next, a seperate section (or possibly page) containing a history of the networks, start/end dates, ownership, comments (reason for creation/closure, generally accepted reputation).

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Why not give a brief 1-line summary of TAG, host, web site making the tag a wiki link to description + contact information? Kind of like the corporation info bar on wikipedia.

{{host}}? {{zone}}?

Agreed with basically all of this. I'll change the name now, and probably separate this at least into current and historical. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Talk:Hosts

2006-02-16T04:55:49Z

I88gerbils: /* Cleanup */ hmm

Talk:Hosts

2006-02-16T04:46:33Z

I88gerbils: /* Cleanup */

User talk:Mine GO BOOM

2006-02-08T20:27:44Z

I88gerbils: pm

I was cutting my wiki teeth on here yesterday- I apologize for the unneccesary updates.<br/>
Was the formatting and content ok?

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Where's rollback? I'm trying to look up that functionality but can't find it on the Wiki help site. update: I see, it's an admin. command. :)

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Please delete the dumbass duplicate page I created today. Thanks.

Subgame To ASSS

2006-02-08T18:05:45Z

I88gerbils: starting new page

This page will help you with the various changes from [[Subgame]] to [[ASSS]]. Please put helpful links to guides on [[ASSS]] that will help a [[Subgame]] server admin. change over to [[ASSS]].

* [[Server Setup]]

[[Category:ASSS]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Category talk:Tutorial

2006-02-08T17:58:50Z

I88gerbils: /* Converting Subgame -> ASSS */

Request new tutorials here.

[[User:i88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Maybe I'll start copying over the As3 user guide into some wiki format. One wiki page per section (besides the command section?).
:[[User:Smong|Smong]]: Sure, but you will have to keep it in sync. When people started adding protocol specifications I added notices saying where the latest version can be found.

== Converting Subgame -> ASSS ==

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Anyone feel like making a guide on how-to best [[Subgame To ASSS]]?

Category talk:Tutorial

2006-02-07T23:05:45Z

I88gerbils: Converting Subgame -> ASSS

Server Setup

2006-02-07T23:01:55Z

I88gerbils: broke up map & setting section for better TOC

This page will guide you through the process of setting up an [[ASSS]] server. It is assumed that you have already downloaded the appropriate release from [http://sscx.net/asss/ the website]. Before beginning you should read the '''userguide''' located in /docs or [http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html on the ASSS website]. It's probably most important to read the "File Layout" section, which explains where the important files reside when you extract the ASSS package.

You also want to make sure that if you are not going to use MySQL or Python that you disable the appropriate modules. Or conversely, make sure that all the System Requirements are installed before proceeding any further.

== Building Linux Version ==

* tar zxvf asss-1.x.y.tar.gz
* cd asss-1.x.y/src
* edit [[Makefile]] (in your favorite text editor)
* make

== Configuring ASSS ==

You will probably want to take a look at the [[modules.conf]] file before running ASSS for the first time to check for dependency issues.

Note: A ';' preceeds a comment and all following characters before a newline are ignored.

=== Changing Zone Name and Description ===
The zone name and description are both defined in the /conf/[[global.conf]] file. Edit this file to set your zone's name and description. Set both Billing:ServerName and Directory:Name to your desired zone name, and set Directory:Description to the description you want listed on the [[directory server]]. You'll also want to set the current directory servers in Server1, Server2, etc. At this time the following directory servers work: ''sscentral.sscuservers.net'' and ''sscentral.subspacehq.com''.

To have ASSS send its info to the directory servers, uncomment (remove the semicolon preceeding) the ''directory'' module in [[modules.conf]]:
<pre>
directory
;billing
</pre>

When you run ASSS you should see the following output on module load:
<pre>
I <cmod> loading C module 'directory' from 'internal'
I <directory> server on port 5000 using name 'YOUR ZONE NAME HERE'
I <directory> using 'sscentral.sscuservers.net' at 62.65.37.101 as a directory server
I <directory> using 'sscentral.subspacehq.com' at 199.232.158.5 as a directory server
</pre>
and the following during normal ASSS operation:
<pre>
D <directory> sending information to directory servers
</pre>

=== Configuring Staff ===
Your staff is defined in /conf/[[staff.conf]].

In order to give yourself sysop you would change it to:
<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
_YOURNAME_ = Sysop
</pre>

You may also need to log in once using ?passwd <subspace login password> and rejoining the zone before commands work. This is to validate that only someone using your password is allowed to use sysop commands, in case the [[Biller|Billing server]] goes down or you don't use a biller.

Notice that you have given yourself access to group Sysop in (global). This means that you will have Sysop privilages in all arenas. To limit a player to have only access in a single arena, put the player in the section pertaining to that arena. For example, to only have sysop powers in arena basketball you would do:

<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

basketball:_YOURNAME_ = Sysop

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
</pre>

Also note that Sysop is an arbitrary group that can have any number or privilages. You can make up your own groups, too, and limit their special abilities and commands. Say we wanted to add a group called SettingChanger, who could change the settings in a single arena (let's say basketball), but not use arena messages or spec other players. First we'll add the players (in this case, Priitk) to the appropriate group in staff.conf:

<pre>
[GroupPasswords]
; this section is just "group-name = password"
; groups that aren't listed can't be logged into by password.

; the rest of the sections in this file are named after arena groups

basketball:Priitk = SettingChanger

[(global)]
; these are "playername = group"
</pre>

Then, in groupdef.conf we'll add the group and it's privilages.

<pre>
; conf/groupdef.conf
; don't edit this file, edit the ones in groupdef.dif

[SettingChanger]
#include groupdef.dir/default
cmd_quickfix
cmd_getsettings

changesettings

[default]
#include groupdef.dir/default
...
</pre>

And now the Priitk should be able to change the settings by using ?getsettings or ?quickfix, but only in arena basketball. Editing groupdef.conf directly is not recommended, so it's much cleaner to do something like

<pre>
; conf/groupdef.conf
; don't edit this file, edit the ones in groupdef.dif

[SettingChanger]
#include groupdef.dir/default
#include groupdef.dir/setchanger

[default]
#include groupdef.dir/default
...
</pre>

and then create a file in groupdef.dir called setchanger which contains the privilages and commands:

<pre>
cmd_quickfix
cmd_getsettings

changesettings
</pre>

You've probably noticed that lines prefixed with cmd_ enable a player to use that command. Also, a line prefixed with privcmd_ allows a player to use a private command (one that can be messaged to a player). There are other capabilities, such as changesettings above, that a player needs in order to perform some actions, such as change the settings. Here's a complete list of the non-command capabilities (from [[grelminar]]'s [http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html User Guide]):

* <tt>seeprivarena</tt> controls whether private arena names are sent to a player for the ?arena command.
* <tt>seeprivfreq</tt> determines if a player sees private freqs in the freq listing.
* <tt>findinprivs</tt> is needed by a player running ?find for the server to report the names of private arenas. (Not implemented yet.)
* <tt>seeepd</tt> allows players to see other ship's energy and specials from spectator mode. (''epd'' stands for extra position data.)
* <tt>seesysoplogall</tt> allows a player to see all important log messages in the zone.
* <tt>seesysoplogarena</tt> only allows a player to see only important log messages having to do with the arena he is currently in.
* <tt>seemodchat</tt> allows players to see the moderator chat.
* <tt>sendmodchat</tt> controls who can send moderator chat messages. Usually, these two capabilities would be given to the same people.
* <tt>uploadfile</tt> allows a player to upload files. Note that the player must also have the cmd_putfile to upload a file using that command.
* <tt>bypasslock</tt> allows players to switch ships even though the arena or themselves have been locked into a ship or into spectator mode by a staff member.
* <tt>bypasssecurity</tt> lets players use unauthorized clients, or prevents kicking off for security checksum failures.
* <tt>invisiblespectator</tt> makes players not show up on the list given when the person they are spectating uses the ?spec command.
* <tt>unlimitedchat</tt> allows a player (e.g., a bot) to bypass chat flooding checks.
* <tt>changesettings</tt> lets clients use the settings change packet (required for ?quickfix/?getsettings).
* <tt>isstaff makes</tt> players show up in ?listmod output.
* <tt>seeallstaff</tt> allows a player to see all non-default-group players, even if they lack isstaff.

Also see: http://sscx.net/asss/userguide.html#%_sec_4

=== Adding My Map ===
To change the map you need to first put the map (.lvl file) you want to use into the /maps/ directory. Then you edit the settings in the [[arena]] you want your map to be in. Change General:Map to be the name of the .lvl file you want it to use.

=== Editing Arena Settings ===

To change what default arena (called public in [[Subgame]]) is using, edit /arenas/(default)/[[arena.conf]]. Note that this file may use data from other files using #include statements. To override certain settings without editing them from the original files, you can define them at the end of a file. For example, if you wanted svs settings, but the map to be "mymap.lvl" you could set your arena.conf to be:

<pre>
; drop in all of svs settings here
#include conf/svs/svs.conf

[General]
Map = mymap.lvl
</pre>

=== Changing Modules ===
You can change which modules your server uses. First make sure the compiled .dll file with your plugin is in the /dist/bin/ directory. Let's say our .dll file was called MyModules.dll and the module we were trying to use was called FreqWatcher. Now edit /conf/modules.conf and at the very end add:

<pre>
MyModules:FreqWatcher
</pre>

The order of the modules.conf file is important, as files that depend on other files must be listed after them (unless they take advantage of MM_POSTLOAD in their main module function). Usually when the server aborts while loading, the problem can be traced back to the modules.conf file (a module is missing, or in the wrong place).

== Running ASSS ==

To run the windows version of ASSS, locate ASSS.bat and double click it. That's it! You now have your own zone up and running.

In Linux, just run ./scripts/run-asss, which handles ?shutdown -r. ''IMPORTANT:'' You will need to edit the ASSSHOME variable defined inside the script to point to the directory you extracted ASSS.

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:ASSS]]

Talk:Running Continuum under Wine

2006-02-02T04:03:45Z

I88gerbils:

[[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 02:40, Dec 21, 2005 (EST): Should we use Wine or wine? Also, PhOng, try using Preview. The less total changes in a row, the easier it is to cover changes without having to do fancy diff comparings.

== submission to winehq? ==

Galeru: Is this patch submitted to wine? If it hasn't been, is there any intention of doing that?

[[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 20:30, Dec 22, 2005 (EST): If this was to be added to Wine, it would need to actually handle the permission flags. As right now, it is just a hack that may cause problems in other applications, but what is required to get Continuum to run.

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: oliverthered posted on ssforum.net several months ago. It appears he is "in charge" of directx support for Wine. I sent him an e-mail linking him to this page. "Failed to deliver". Oh well.

== Redistributable patched wine + Continuum package ==
--[[User:Bounty Punter|Bounty Punter]] 00:48, Jan 30, 2006 (EST)
First of all, thank you for solving this problem!

I have made a package that I have tested in both Suse, and Slackware Linux. I works on both, provided that the user has wine already installed and configured with the general information in ~/.wine As Mine GO BOOM stated, the patched version of wine could cause problems in other applications running under wine. Does it, has anyone had any problems?

I am willing to provided limited hosting for the file if there is any interest, and pending any foreseeable legal problems with me doing it. It's rather large, 59.3 MB...

--[[User:Bounty Punter|Bounty Punter]] 21:44, Feb 1, 2006 (EST)

Anyone willing to try this? I've cut the size down to 24 mb [http://www.network3d.net/continuum-wine/ http://www.network3d.net/continuum-wine/]

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: I don't really use wine for much so I'm cool with tainting my wine compile.

Running Continuum under Wine

2006-01-15T19:23:48Z

I88gerbils: /* Patching Wine */ there's only one ssc biller :d

== Patching Wine ==

To run [[Continuum]] under [http://www.winehq.com/ Wine], you'd need to apply a patch to Wine's source code. Copy the text block below into a file, such as cont.diff, and follow the patching instructions below.

<pre>diff --git a/dlls/kernel/process.c b/dlls/kernel/process.c
index 33f9ee1..d50cb7d 100644
--- a/dlls/kernel/process.c
+++ b/dlls/kernel/process.c
@@ -2460,6 +2464,7 @@ HANDLE WINAPI OpenProcess( DWORD access,
OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES attr;
CLIENT_ID cid;

+if (access & PROCESS_VM_WRITE) return NULL;
cid.UniqueProcess = (HANDLE)id;
cid.UniqueThread = 0; /* FIXME ? */</pre>

Run '''cat cont.diff | patch -p1''' to apply the patch file to Wine's source code. Follow with the usual '''./configure && make depend && make''' to build Wine. If you'd wish to have this replace your current Wine installation or to install it globally, run '''make install''' as root.

It is important to run '''winecfg''', and goto the drives tab, click '''drive_c''', show advanced, and set the serial number a random number higher than 2000. If you do not, you cannot connect to catid billers, or may cause other issues on the SSC* biller.

== Common Problems ==

If you have a binary version of wine installed such as rpm, I recommend removing it before setting up and installing the wine source, as not to cause confusion.

Make sure you are running Continuum as at least 16 bit. If having problems with sound, with winecfg, check ALSA driver and switch hardware acceleration to emulation. 8 bit is possible, but you have to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or other) config file to make sure you have 8 bit res listed. Best way to check is if you can't set your desktop depth to 8 bit through display options, its not set in your config (pretty easy to fix).

Chat window will not appear when you Alt-Tab. This is because Continuum doesn't understand that it is minimized under Wine, so it will never start the chat window.

If you get a libwine.so.1 error when trying to run wine global (instead of running the application from its source directory), add the following lines to your /etc/ld.so.conf file: '''/usr/local/lib''' and '''/usr/local/lib/wine'''. If problems still occur, copy libwin.so.1 to those locations from the winesource/libs directory.

Alt key does not function properly if it is bound to another XIM like kinput2 (e.g. tried to bring up map).

If connecting to a zone causes you to login as ^Banned, please run winecfg and go to the drives tab, select drive_c, Show Advanced, and change the Serial to a random number greater than 2000.

== Why It Works ==

When Continuum runs, one of the first things it does is create another process of itself with some priviliages restricted, such as the ability to call OpenProcess. When the child process attempts to repeat this step, it receives an error that OpenProcess failed, which tell the process that it is the child. The child process then proceeds to run the game.

Since Wine does not properly emulate this parent-child security, this source modification is necessary to get Continuum to run under Wine.

User talk:Mine GO BOOM

2006-01-14T23:47:37Z

I88gerbils:

User talk:Mine GO BOOM

2006-01-14T05:02:23Z

I88gerbils:

Talk:Main Page

2006-01-12T00:48:19Z

I88gerbils: \/--- is a spamming pig fucker (sloppy copy & paste revert)

== Browsing ==

Since the pages here load somewhat slowly, you may have noticed I'm trying to combine pages as much as I can. So I tried to incorporate all the Browse stuff into the main page. If anybody wants something else, please add it. Also, if everyone's happy with this, I'll delete the Browse page. (I didn't link it since it might get deleted, sorry.) --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]
----
[[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 14:42, May 22, 2005 (EDT): I commented out all the old comments for now, since it was getting hard to read over the page. It might be useful to just edit them out, since its stored in the History anyways. As for why its going slow, its because someone else on this co-host is getting about 5 spam emails ''a second'' and exim/spamd cannot handle it. I've already complained to the host about it, and he says he will attempt to figure out if its all coming from one block, and if so, block them.
: For non-users, caching is already turned on, so its pretty snappy then, as the cache will stay valid until someone edits a page. I do like how the main page is turning out.



== Subspace > SubSpace ==

[[Akai]]: <rolls eyes>

[[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 09:27, May 28, 2005 (EDT): Go run the [http://wiki.minegoboom.com/index.php/Image:SS_screen.png VIE Subspace]. What does it say in its title?

It says "SubSpace", as Akai has been promoting. And it's [[:Image:SS_screen.png|VIE Subspace]]. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]]

Running Continuum under Wine

2005-12-25T17:18:27Z

I88gerbils: /* Common Problems */ serial number

== Patching Wine ==

To run [[Continuum]] under [http://www.winehq.com/ Wine], you'd need to apply a patch to Wine's source code. Copy the text block below into a file, such as cont.diff, and place it at the head directory of Wine's source code.

<pre>diff --git a/dlls/kernel/process.c b/dlls/kernel/process.c
index 33f9ee1..d50cb7d 100644
--- a/dlls/kernel/process.c
+++ b/dlls/kernel/process.c
@@ -2460,6 +2464,7 @@ HANDLE WINAPI OpenProcess( DWORD access,
OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES attr;
CLIENT_ID cid;

+if (access & PROCESS_VM_WRITE) return NULL;
cid.UniqueProcess = (HANDLE)id;
cid.UniqueThread = 0; /* FIXME ? */</pre>

Run '''cat cont.diff | patch -p1''' to apply the patch file to Wine's source code. Follow with the usual '''./configure && make depend && make''' to build Wine. If you'd wish to have this replace your current Wine installation or to install it globally, run '''make install''' as root.

It is important to run '''winecfg''', and goto the drives tab, click '''drive_c''', show advanced, and set the serial number a random number higher than 2000. If you do not, you cannot connect to catid billers, or may cause other issues on ssc billers.

== Common Problems ==

If you have a binary version of wine installed such as rpm, I recommend removing it before setting up and installing the wine source, as not to cause confusion.

Make sure you are running Continuum as at least 16 bit. If having problems with sound, with winecfg, check ALSA driver and switch hardware acceleration to emulation. 8 bit is possible, but you have to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or other) config file to make sure you have 8 bit res listed. Best way to check is if you can't set your desktop depth to 8 bit through display options, its not set in your config (pretty easy to fix).

Chat window will not appear when you Alt-Tab. This is because Continuum doesn't understand that it is minimized under Wine, so it will never start the chat window.

If you get a libwine.so.1 error when trying to run wine global (instead of running the application from its source directory), add the following lines to your /etc/ld.so.conf file: '''/usr/local/lib''' and '''/usr/local/lib/wine'''. If problems still occur, copy libwin.so.1 to those locations from the winesource/libs directory.

Alt key does not function properly if it is bound to another XIM like kinput2 (e.g. tried to bring up map).

Please set a winecfg -> drive_c -> Show Advanced -> Serial to a random number greater than 2000.

== Why It Works ==

When Continuum runs, one of the first things it does is create another process of itself with some priviliages restricted, such as the ability to call OpenProcess. When the child process attempts to repeat this step, it receives an error that OpenProcess failed, which tell the process that it is the child. The child process then proceeds to run the game.

Since Wine does not properly emulate this parent-child security, this source modification is necessary to get Continuum to run under Wine.

Talk:Running Continuum under Wine

2005-12-23T13:37:55Z

I88gerbils: /* submission to winehq? */

Running Continuum under Wine

2005-12-23T04:41:50Z

I88gerbils: /* Common Problems */

== Patching Wine ==

To run [[Continuum]] under [http://www.winehq.com/ Wine], you'd need to apply a patch to Wine's source code. Copy the text block below into a file, such as cont.patch, and place it at the head directory of Wine's source code.

<pre>index 33f9ee1..d50cb7d 100644
--- a/dlls/kernel/process.c
+++ b/dlls/kernel/process.c
@@ -2460,6 +2464,7 @@ HANDLE WINAPI OpenProcess( DWORD access,
OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES attr;
CLIENT_ID cid;

+if (access & PROCESS_VM_WRITE) return NULL;
cid.UniqueProcess = (HANDLE)id;
cid.UniqueThread = 0; /* FIXME ? */</pre>

Run '''cat cont.patch | patch -p1''' to apply the patch file to Wine's source code. Follow with the usual '''./configure && make depend && make''' to build Wine. If you'd wish to have this replace your current Wine installation or to install it globally, run '''make install''' as root.

== Common Problems ==

If you have a binary version of wine installed such as rpm, I recommend removing it before setting up and installing the wine source, as not to cause confusion.

Make sure you are running Continuum as at least 16 bit. If having problems with sound, with winecfg, check ALSA driver and switch hardware acceleration to emulation. 8 bit is possible, but you have to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or other) config file to make sure you have 8 bit res listed. Best way to check is if you can't set your desktop depth to 8 bit through display options, its not set in your config (pretty easy to fix).

Chat window will not appear when you Alt-Tab. This is because Continuum doesn't understand that it is minimized under Wine, so it will never start the chat window.

If you get a libwine.so.1 error when trying to run wine global (instead of running the application from its source directory), add the following lines to your /etc/ld.so.conf file: '''/usr/local/lib''' and '''/usr/local/lib/wine'''. If problems still occur, copy libwin.so.1 to those locations from the winesource/libs directory.

Alt key does not function properly if it is bound to another XIM like kinput2 (e.g. tried to bring up map).

== Why It Works ==

When Continuum runs, one of the first things it does is create another process of itself with some priviliages restricted, such as the ability to call OpenProcess. When the child process attempts to repeat this step, it receives an error that OpenProcess failed, which tell the process that it is the child. The child process then proceeds to run the game.

Since Wine does not properly emulate this parent-child security, this source modification is necessary to get Continuum to run under Wine.

Talk:Running Continuum under Wine

2005-12-23T01:48:00Z

I88gerbils: /* submission to winehq? */

Port Forwarding

2005-11-03T00:41:22Z

I88gerbils: Added useful link

Subgame and ASSS both require a port to be open for them to work. This means any software firewall on your system needs to permit incoming connections to the server software. Also, on your router if you have one (usually blue/grey box between cable/DSL modem and your computer), you will need to [http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm forward ports] so incoming connections are sent to your computer.

The port range you'll need to forward can be found in your [[server.ini]] under [[Server.ini#Port|Misc:Port]]. You'll need to forward both this port value ''and'' the value one above this.

Example: If your <nowiki>[Misc] Port=1200</nowiki>, you'll need to forward both 1200 ''and'' 1201. If you do not correctly forward the port one above that choosen in the settings, no one will be able to [[Ping_Protocol|ping]] your zone, and it will [[Server_Troubleshooting#My_Zone_is_Red|look red]] on Continuum's menu.

You can test your settings with the Gibson Research Corporation's [https://grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2 Shield's Up!] utility to make sure the respective port numbers are correctly being forwarded (and are opened) to the server machine.

[[Category: FAQ]]

Category talk:People

2005-10-26T13:42:37Z

I88gerbils: hacking question

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]]: Is there anyway to parse out the "User:" on this page or change the wiki link somehow?

Talk:Search Phrases

2005-10-19T19:22:49Z

I88gerbils:

[[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 20:15, Oct 14, 2005 (EDT): Yes, that big asss joke is funny, but I put this here because it is interesting in finding what people are searching major search engines for, and what we could expand upon to include what some people want to find.

[[User:D1st0rt|D1st0rt]] 18:04, Oct 17, 2005 (EDT): By that token, we should put up a page on how to cheat and how to bypass bans :p It seems like the other main thing was how to set up specific game modes in asss, like how to set up a soccer or turf zone. I thought "pump that asss" was better than "big asss"

[[User:Smong|Smong]] 13:50, Oct 19, 2005 (EDT): We already have those pages D1, otherwise the search engines wouldn't point here. Anyway I did raise an objection to the BanG page, which MGB didn't take action on, because it's a wiki it will always be there even if deleted unless there is some admin cp or a manual way of removing it.

[[User:I88gerbils|i88gerbils]] : I should have made a wiki link to [[Your_Mom|big asss]] instead. :d Seriously, I think it's a good idea to see about expanding pages by looking at the searches.

Search Phrases

2005-10-14T22:16:10Z

I88gerbils: suggestion

Search keyphrases for the year 2005. Feel free to use this list to create new pages that may target specific words, to help people find the information they need. They are sorted by search count, then by who knows what.

* ASSS Wiki
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# c \program files\continuum
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# how to add entry modules.conf
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# subspace wiki
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# mervbot guide
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# .bm2 extension
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# ssxh
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# continuum macid
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# mediawiki definitions
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# open bm2
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# subspace continuum unban hack
# subspace continuum dll problem
# eagle zone development subspace
# continuum client connection requested from billing server ignored
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# how to change permission id for subspace continuum
# subspace freq hack
# packet flooders
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# undoc.h
# mediawiki tables
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# wiki change flower
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# wiki inurl \ general_disclaimer\ site com
# disable upload files for normal users on wiki
# extrapositiondata
# continuum socks5
# python dynamic module unload
# like infantry from sony
# relkills\
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# maxshiptypeswitchcount
# continuum banning system
# twcore troubleshoot
# udp game protocol
# subspace mervbot freq player
# catid biller
# ip change software unban
# asss chatnet
# subspace victoryl music
# pishaw
# subspace packet tampering
# how to open .rgn file
# jericho24
# cannot use proxy continuum
# trench wars continuum settings
# continuum ship sets
# areabot
# subspace arena.cfg
# continuum ports subspace
# continuum subspace router
# wiki server setup for windows
# python module players
# editing continuum tileset
# sscx asss
# modules using custom
# server troubleshooting continuum
# dynamically load python modules
# tables in main page wiki
# subspace emp setting
# asss-1.3.6-binonly.zip
# mediawiki change the flower image
# shipreset
# mystic kingdom ssz
# continuum tinfo
# new spawn cfg
# \ spawn cfg\
# sscx-a gta
# mervbot duel
# subspace continuum cheating
# cebot game
# user.bak
# continuum udp protocol
# sscanf tutorial
# www.subspacehq.com/
# timer use example python
# insmod out of memory
# spawn team0
# syntax to find uneven file permissions
# python timer every
# twcore java
# continuum level creator
# who catid subspace
# asss of fire
# win-deps
# client connection request from
# how to set up a billing server for beginners
# subspace smong
# continuum fixedkillreward
# add module to modules.conf
# in c modules typedef
# subspace all commands for sysop
# asss servers
# mybot.dll
# subspace asss programming
# renaming main page wiki
# subspace autowarp
# python asss module
# asss levelfiles
# \.py if else import python def add_command
# mystic kingdom continuum
# dynamically load modules python
# sendmessage getitemcount
# setting dll in mervbot
# i88gerbils
# asss server continuum
# dusted map editor
# vie subspace continuum history
# mervbot plugins editor
# how to setup a wiki
# online gaming ip banned spoofed
# adding new modules using modules.conf
# photoshopped catgirl
# mystic kingdom- continuum
# subspace ssz
# java lvz editor download
# buildlevel.exe
# set up soccer for asss
# combat game dubbed sniper in 1995
# aswz
# how can i use add_command in python with parameter
# asss cd
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# bulletspeed
# wiki example code
# mervbot wiki
# subspace twister
# virgin subspace source code
# twcore download
# sscc desert storm
# continuum client connection request from billing server ignored
# ce-bot
# subspace continuum tricks
# mediawiki bot
# subspace adding images lvz
# how to bypass a continuum ban
# continuum unknown integrity violation
# wiki.minegoboom.com
# bomook
# python asss modules
# pokeword games
# fpts-k download
# layout with mapobjects
# 0.38continuum
# lvz file format
# online cyberbot interactive
# chatnet java continuum
# mr ekted and priitk
# picano2.0
# snrrrub
# asss bot
# zelda motw zone
# python modules load dynamically
# cheating at subspace continuum
# trench wars bot core
# hacking-netbios
# c settimer example
# bypass when banned from trench wars
# how to setup a subspace proxy
# the asss
# local ip flooder
# bang bans
# subspace billing save
# c tutorial callback function
# tinfo continuum
# big asss.com
# zone flooder
# asss vip
# lsmod python
# enc_vie
# continuum 0.39 prerelease
# machine id continuum
# asss download mervbot
# layout mapobjects
# wiki smong
# subgame subbill
# reincarnated rabbit flag movie
# python writing modules
# dev-c modules
# priitk updates
# .rar unpacker
# asss-1.4.0 download
# inanchor index.php/main_page
# socks5 proxy host continuum subspace
# how to load python modules from a different directory
# how to asss run zone
# subspace rabbit
# spawnx
# changing banid continuum
# wikimedia locked pages
# msvc command new
# python get_interface
# mediawiki wanted pages
# dusted smong
# ssc council subspace
# c declare param value char const {{ }}
# commodor 64 schematics
# file connection request from biller ignored
# arena game setup
# continuum 0.39 prerelease 3 download
# minegoboom
# when the emp hits
# mr. ekted powerbot
# continuum sysop login
# how to remove asss
# python interval 1 second
# python timer callback
# subspace continuum proxy help
# chris murphy shanky
# smod commands for subspace
# $cfg variables php
# thenightwassaved
# permissions editing modules.conf
# ekted
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# wiki minegoboom
# timer drift subspace
# initialise python module
# mybot 1.3 download
# timer functions callback .c
# packet flood warn
# bang commands subspace
# category module wiki
# freq plugin continuum
# continuum powerbot
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# subspace continuum aswz
# xradar
# machine id trace
# proxy port continuum detection
# setting spawn location subspace server
# python howto unload module
# evade a subspace ban
# subspace arena commands
# python repeating timer
# how to get around a continuum ban
# cdq asm
# shiphull
# ssi biller server
# subspace permission to play
# giveexp command
# python timer repeating
# continuum moderator commands objon 5
# subspace continuum hack
# spawn timer dll plugin
# continuum 38
# deathdistance
# cypherjf
# mediawiki quicklinks change
# packet timestamp position game
# asss setting up the zone
# ssce chaos zone svs
# subspace
# continuum hockey zone .cfg
# how to make plugins for mervbot
# writing-modules-in-python
# mervbot warp
# mystic kingdom ssci
# yarekim
# ssi subspace host
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# sk | spawn cfg
# python module wiki
# asss server
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# smong chatnet
# subspace 1.34 connect protocol
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# asss subspace .cfg soccer
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# subgame connection request from billing server ignored
# zone flooders
# prittk
# relkills
# requirements example
# more than one module modules.conf
# portaling proxy
# botsip
# vie subspace mirror
# ekted continuum
# ip flooders
# server.ini
# convert bm2 format
# ssci mystic kingdom
# enable koth continuum
# unban from continuum
# super asss
# fallen angel subspace
# billing server is
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# subspace linux bot
# lucky asss
# cmpstart include
# ssdbz
# plugins mervbot
# invalid request troubleshooting php
# gameserver mit dyndns
# example wiki in python
# lancaster weasel
# see all asss
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# ml - mm
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# pests subspace
# writing python nested modules
# subspace nostalgia
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# capturepoints
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# lvl maps subspace
# radar settings
# upload bots continuum zone
# python catch attributeerror
# 1ststrike zone
# continuum 0.38 screenshot
# dll getinterface tutorial
# bit asss
# not quite right yet mediawiki
# asss vip.txt
# change flower in mediawiki
# ssbilling2
# wiki server configuration faq
# history of subspace
# trench wars private arena
# continuum 0.38 subspace proxy server detected
# continuum custom arenas
# unrar command examples
# elvl
# continuum server subspace
# trench server.cfg
# continuum sscc metal gear ctf
# udp game
# level file lvl
# continuum nat ports subspace
# continuum server ip list
# udp continuum protocol subspace
# flooder ip
# mediawiki mysql setup
# writing php modules in c
# ex asss
# spawn.cfg 2005
# bombspeed
# mm_template
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# bang wiki asss
# bang asss
# client connection request from billing server
# what is a lagger voice bomb
# zones running asss
# python timer function
# subspace bot source code
# subspace settings enable afterburner
# continuum 0.38 arenas
# tell python where to load modules
# server crash cfg
# delfile game
# continuum soccer server.cfg
# python unload modules
# python scope modules
# passdelay
# subspace flag timer
# c modules php
# timer python example
# twcore bot
# bot scripting subspace
# bty killer
# taglist subfolder
# index category definition
# standard subspace
# trenchwars chat popular list
# subspace bang commands
# read a file in visual c line by line
# there is already an enum in scope with the same python name
# snrrubspace
# how to set up a subspace server
# gameover.png
# twcore asss
# process patcher
# port asss
# sscc halo ctf
# continuum death star battle server
# negativeclientslowpackettime
# format ssme
# void shipchange
# subspace continuum server software
# asss check
# d1st0rt
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# how to setup subspace server
# bot core trenchwars
# priitk s bot
# continuum sysop commands
# mediawiki lock pages
# dev c 5.zip
# sscc metal gear ctf
# asss subspace wiki
# subspace games online
# php tiles
# tinyurl bot restart
# adding images to a layer in mapobjects
# ssq-a subspace
# ssdownloads
# subspace commands.txt
# hostname proxy settings subspace continuum
# how to create a .wa2 file
# firewall ports subspace continuum
# subspace powerbot
# game protocol example
# infantry station free server
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# continuum zone message green
# spectatorquiet
# ssme .lvl format
# python unload module
# wiki discussion-feature
# powerbot subspace
# netbios machine id
# how bang works subgame
# lvlformat.html
# timer function in c
# sscc omega fire
# massively multiplayer online title wiki
# ssc subspace
# custom makefile setting
# mervbot source
# python game timer
# writing modules in c
# repeating timer python
# asss invalid login billing server
# asss module scoring
# asss installation
# sysop bans in subspace
# talk bak
# mister ekted
# how to run asss server
# installing modules in mediawiki
# page locking mediawiki
# process patcher ban
# continuum ekted
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# continuum subspace quotes
# i_chat
# udp game synchronization
# subspace tiles
# wiki bots
# asss smong
# python timer example
# safe zone cheat in continuum
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# continuum subspace unban
# continuum protocol wiki
# tw wiki edit
# what is the subspace billing server catid
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# cross platform lvz toolkit
# trench wars private arenas
# mapobjects jpg file
# sfss ground warfare
# subspace servers
# adding new modules to modules.conf
# asss maps
# hacking machineid
# ssz halo ctf
# continuum nat router problems
# how to add a new module in modules.conf
# subspace tinfo
# custom makefile dev-c
# read text file .cpp struct
# zone-ass
# lost sysop password in mediawiki help
# asss port ip
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# .lvl format
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# spectator crash server
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# sscc metal gear

User:I88gerbils

2005-09-30T01:09:27Z

I88gerbils: adding some stuff

[[Image:Flareon.gif]]

[[ASWZ|A Small WarZone]] - [http://www.aswz.net Offical] * [http://wiki.aswz.com Wiki]

ASSS - [http://wiki.aswz.com/index.php/ASSS Some ASSS stuff]

== my modules.conf file ==

<pre>
unixsignal
deadlock
prng
logman
mainloop
config
playerdata
lagdata

net
chatnet

arenaman
mapdata
capman
mapnewsdl
core
clientset
scoring:persist
idle

cmdman
chat

scoring:stats
scoring:basicstats

log_console
log_file
log_sysop
log_staff

;; enable this for password security without a billing server
auth_file

security:security
directory
;billing
;billing_ssc

;funky:auth_prefix
;; enable this for ?kick
auth_ban

banners
game_timer
flagcore
balls
bricks
koth
fm_normal
game

lagaction

cfghelp
filetrans
quickfix

scoring:jackpot
scoring:periodic
scoring:points_kill
scoring:points_flag
;scoring:points_goal

;turf:turf_reward
;turf:turf_stats
;turf:points_turf_reward

playercmd
admincmd
help
sendfile

funky:autowarp
funky:bricklayer
buy

fake
funky:autoturret
funky:record
;funky:sgcompat

;; uncomment this for multiple pub arena support
;ap_multipub

;; important: enc_null cannot coexist with either of the other
;; encryption modules! comment it out to use them.
;enc_null
security:enc_cont
enc_vie

;; db stuff:
database:mysql
database:aliasdb

race:race
zombies:zombies

;; python modules:
pymod:pymod
;<py> fm_password
;<py> exec
<py> fg_wz
;<py> fg_turf
</pre>

== my global.conf file ==
<pre>

[ General ]

;PublicArenas = turf pb

[ Billing ]
;Proxy = bin/proxy
IP = 127.0.0.1
Port = 1850
ServerName = RMS Test Zone
Password =

[mysql]
hostname=localhost
user=
password=
database=

;; the syntax for these is:
;; [log_whatever]
;; modulename = DIMWE
;; D = debug, I = info, M = malicious, W = warning, E = error
;; they MUST be in caps
;; the modulename can be "all" to catch unmatched modules.
;; if you don't filter it out, it's enabled by default.

;[log_console]
; all = DIMWE

[log_file]
all = IMWE
persist = MWE
chat = DIMWE

[log_sysop]
all = ME

[ Listen ]
;; the main listening port
Port = 5000

[ Directory ]

Name = RMS Test Zone
Description = the Red Moon Society

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = sscentral.subspacehq.com
;Server3 = sscentral.subspace.net
;Server4 = sscentral.subspace.inet.fi

; changed settings:

</pre>