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Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - SpanishMan - 21.02.2010

Hello To All..
Im Trying to Upload my Server in Host with Linux CentOs, and when i try to open it in SSH, it gives to me the error: Violation Segment..I have the files for Linux, the xStreamer and all.. i dont understand.. im doing: ./samp03srv &.. i changed the permission to the samp03srv to 777 (chmod) and nothings Happen..

PLEASE!

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - fabi-90 - 21.02.2010

That same shit I have too -.-
but I make nohup ./samp03svr &
and then it comes

[1] 30653
samp30@vs210049:~$ nohup: appending output to `nohup.out'
nohup: cannot run command `./samp03svr': Permission denied



pls help us :P

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - Christopher. - 21.02.2010

If you have downloaded the package then uploaded it chances are you have corrupt it.

To download it properly do

Code:
cd your/directory

wget http://files.sa-mp.com/samp03asvr_R4.tar.gz
then unzip it and you should be good to go

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - iLinx - 21.02.2010

Either upload the package in BINARY mode, contrary to ASCII, or download it and untar it through command line

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - SpanishMan - 21.02.2010

Binary Mode.. How To Do That? xD

Please Help Me

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - Light232 - 21.02.2010

Quote:
Originally Posted by iLinx
Either upload the package in BINARY mode, contrary to ASCII, or download it and untar it through command line
*terminal

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - iLinx - 21.02.2010

Quote:
Originally Posted by Light232
Quote:
Originally Posted by iLinx
Either upload the package in BINARY mode, contrary to ASCII, or download it and untar it through command line
*terminal
Terminal is a prompt which allows provides access to Linux's CLI from a distribution with a GUI. Most server distros are CLI versions of Linux, hence why they use so little resources on standby.
And as you may have guessed, CLI stands for Command Line Interface.

When I say untar through command line, im referring to using an application(like putty) to access the rootserver much like you would if you were sitting in front of it

(just sayin)

Re: Help! Linux Server Problems :S! - kLx - 22.02.2010

Try to change permissions to all files, like announce, samp-npc, samp03svr to +x