Difference between revisions of "Installing ASSS on Linux"
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If installed, you should find the locations of your Python, MySQL, and other dependencies before you begin. | If installed, you should find the locations of your Python, MySQL, and other dependencies before you begin. | ||
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First, you need to clone the files from the ASSS repository. | First, you need to clone the files from the ASSS repository. | ||
*hg clone https://bitbucket.org/grelminar/asss ../asss | *hg clone https://bitbucket.org/grelminar/asss ../asss | ||
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Then, after the files have transferred, you will need to build the program files from source code. | Then, after the files have transferred, you will need to build the program files from source code. | ||
*cd src | *cd src | ||
*mv system.mk.dist system.mk | *mv system.mk.dist system.mk | ||
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If you have Python or MySQL installed, you must point the compiler at them. | If you have Python or MySQL installed, you must point the compiler at them. | ||
*vim system.mk | *vim system.mk | ||
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*MYSQL_HOME = /opt/mysql | *MYSQL_HOME = /opt/mysql | ||
*PYTHON_HOME = /usr | *PYTHON_HOME = /usr | ||
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If you do NOT have Python or MySQL installed, you must comment out the following lines, by adding a # in front of them: | If you do NOT have Python or MySQL installed, you must comment out the following lines, by adding a # in front of them: | ||
*have_bdb := yes | *have_bdb := yes | ||
*have_mysql := yes | *have_mysql := yes | ||
*have_python := yes | *have_python := yes | ||
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Then build the files. | Then build the files. | ||
*make | *make | ||
You will then get to watch a nice wall of spam. | You will then get to watch a nice wall of spam. | ||
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Because the developers wanted to be able to update everything on a server already running ASSS, you must now copy all the files into their proper locations. | Because the developers wanted to be able to update everything on a server already running ASSS, you must now copy all the files into their proper locations. | ||
*cd dist | *cd dist | ||
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*mv scrty1 ../scrty1 | *mv scrty1 ../scrty1 | ||
*cd .. | *cd .. | ||
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For ease of access, you may want to move the run-asss script to the root directory. | For ease of access, you may want to move the run-asss script to the root directory. | ||
[optional] | [optional] | ||
*cd scripts | *cd scripts | ||
*mv run-asss run | *mv run-asss run | ||
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After you have completed the installation, you must now configure your server. | After you have completed the installation, you must now configure your server. | ||
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[[Server Setup]] | [[Server Setup]] | ||
[[Category:ASSS]] | [[Category:ASSS]] | ||
[[Category:Guides]] | [[Category:Guides]] | ||
Revision as of 03:18, 29 May 2011
If installed, you should find the locations of your Python, MySQL, and other dependencies before you begin.
First, you need to clone the files from the ASSS repository.
- hg clone https://bitbucket.org/grelminar/asss ../asss
Then, after the files have transferred, you will need to build the program files from source code.
- cd src
- mv system.mk.dist system.mk
If you have Python or MySQL installed, you must point the compiler at them.
- vim system.mk
Find the following lines and cnange them to their respective locations
- MYSQL_HOME = /opt/mysql
- PYTHON_HOME = /usr
If you do NOT have Python or MySQL installed, you must comment out the following lines, by adding a # in front of them:
- have_bdb := yes
- have_mysql := yes
- have_python := yes
Then build the files.
- make
You will then get to watch a nice wall of spam.
Because the developers wanted to be able to update everything on a server already running ASSS, you must now copy all the files into their proper locations.
- cd dist
- mv arenas ../arenas
- mv clients ../clients
- mv conf ../conf
- mv maps ../maps
- mv news.txt ../news.txt
- mv scrty ../scrty
- mv scrty1 ../scrty1
- cd ..
For ease of access, you may want to move the run-asss script to the root directory. [optional]
- cd scripts
- mv run-asss run
After you have completed the installation, you must now configure your server.
