Segmentation Fault
#1

When i download the 0.3 server (Linux) it get a "Segmentation Fault" Error i have tryed this on multiple computers even my friend RobMobs's computer and yet it still dose the same thing?
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#2

You have to upload the archive to your server and extract it there and not just send executables through FTP as it corrupts them.
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#3

k i put the archive in and i ran this command:


tar xvfz samp03svr_RC9-1.tar.gz

and it says it dose not look like a tar archive
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#4

It's a gzip archive.

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Originally Posted by gzip.org
How can I extract a tar.gz or .tgz file?
Files with extension tar.gz or .tgz are tar files compressed with gzip. On Unix extract them with:
gunzip < file.tar.gz | tar xvf -
gunzip < file.tgz | tar xvf -
If you have GNU tar you can use the z option directly:
gtar xvzf file.tar.gz
gtar xvzf file.tgz
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#5

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Originally Posted by [mad
MLK (dino-host.net) ]
k i put the archive in and i ran this command:


tar xvfz samp03svr_RC9-1.tar.gz

and it says it dose not look like a tar archive
To say you're a host, you're not very good are you?
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#6

yea lol i was just mega tired lol sorry i couldn't think straight, i even have a php panel in coding with integrated paypal API and ssh2 connectivity to connect to the box's
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#7

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Originally Posted by dugi
You have to upload the archive to your server and extract it there and not just send executables through FTP as it corrupts them.
Since when?

I've been doing that since always and never had an issue.
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#8

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Originally Posted by Brendan_Thomson
Quote:
Originally Posted by dugi
You have to upload the archive to your server and extract it there and not just send executables through FTP as it corrupts them.
Since when?

I've been doing that since always and never had an issue.
Maybe it might depend on if you're using Binary or ASCII to transfer the files. Either way, to unzip a tar.gz, use "gunzip somethingrather.tar.gz".
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