VPS Issue
#1

Hey, so I am trying to start a server on my VPS. I followed some guides but it never works.. The server installed properly as far as I know.


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#2

Does it work when you run it without nohup?
Code:
./samp03svr
Or try it with full absolute path

What Linux VPS you are having anyway?
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#3

Quote:
Originally Posted by RoboN1X
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Does it work when you run it without nohup?
Code:
./samp03svr
Or try it with full absolute path

What Linux VPS you are having anyway?
Did without nohup and absolute path.

I am using Ubuntu 16.04
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#4

Try to re-download and extract the server files again, and make sure the samp03svr is executable with chown +x

Show your server directory listing if still not works...
Code:
ls -l
If the server appear but not even going online (like it's crashed/closed), it should generate server_log.txt or crashinfo.txt file already atleast, check those file to see whats wrong...

Usually when i just install a new server, i often forgot to change the rcon_password in server.cfg, Other rare case is the download was corrupt.
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#5

First you need to enter the directory of your server
example:

Code:
cd server03
then
Code:
nohup ./samp03svr &
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#6

Tried both solutions. Didnt work.
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#7

Code:
chmod +x samp-npc samp03svr announce
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#8

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Originally Posted by kovac
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Code:
chmod +x samp-npc samp03svr announce
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#9

You need to install the 32 bit libraries

Code:
apt-get install lib32stdc++6
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#10

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Originally Posted by kovac
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You need to install the 32 bit libraries

Code:
apt-get install lib32stdc++6
Did that. It boots up properly however when I connect it says

Code:
[13:07:43] {FFFFFF}SA-MP {B9C9BF}0.3.DL-R1 {FFFFFF}Started

[13:07:46] Connecting to SERVER IP HERE..

[13:07:53] The server didn't respond. Retrying..
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#11

It can happen if your client and server have different versions.
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#12

Works perfectly now. Thanks!
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#13

how did you solve your problem?
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