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Linux (64bits) ./samp03svr - Arpatos - 22.11.2013

Hi guys !

I know that there are a lot of topics about this subject, but I have tried all what I could try.

I wanna launch my server with the command ./samp03svr but it says no file in this directory ! (permissions set to 777).

So I have my samp folder installed on a 64 bits VPS, on debian 7.
I did thoses commands :

-> don't work (outdated command ?)

And still don't work. Anyone could help me ? thanks !

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Re: Linux (64bits) ./samp03svr - BodyBoardVEVO - 22.11.2013

I suggest to ask this guy a help, http://forum.sa-mp.com/member.php?u=42321

He is very good in VPS.

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Re: Linux (64bits) ./samp03svr - Khanz - 22.11.2013

Why not use a 32bit OS, running Ubuntu 12.04.

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Re: Linux (64bits) ./samp03svr - toi - 24.11.2013

For ubuntu 12.04 just create a file named start.sh, please enter the string ./samp03svr, and the execute permissions (777), click 2 times and choose start the program.
But I'm not sure that it works well with other platforms.

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Re: Linux (64bits) ./samp03svr - linuxthefish - 25.11.2013

What VPS provider are you using, and are you sure you are in the right directory? Type "pwd", it should say along the lines of /home/username/samp03 or /root/samp03.

This is assuming you have a GUI installed, which is a bad idea and a waste of resources on a server...

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