[PiLLoW]

what would i do to this problem? any help its OS: linux +rep if you help Thank you

[Sew_Sumi]

I answered this only 2 days ago...


The nohup return is normal.

The error regarding the sampsvr command isn't.

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Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi Have you even installed the prerequisites? https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=206302 https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=618768 https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=171250 ia32 libs, and libc is required.

In the future, copy and paste your errors rather than screenshotting a window that is copyable.

[iLearner]

Try setting chmod +x permission to samp03svr file, and verify the file is present in the folder you're executing the command.

[PiLLoW]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi I answered this only 2 days ago... The nohup return is normal. The error regarding the sampsvr command isn't. In the future, copy and paste your errors rather than screenshotting a window that is copyable.

BTW im using Ubuntu 16.04 Server (64-bit version) do i need to change to debian?

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Originally Posted by iLearner Try setting chmod +x permission to samp03svr file, and verify the file is present in the folder you're executing the command.

it theres no new tutorial for Linux VPS

[Sew_Sumi]

You simply need to install the required packages... It doesn't matter what distribution it is unless the packages for those are different. The chmod +x isn't needed, as the problem will be that you haven't got the needed runtimes as was also the case in that other thread.

[Tord]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi You simply need to install the required packages... It doesn't matter what distribution it is unless the packages for those are different. The chmod +x isn't needed, as the problem will be that you haven't got the needed runtimes as was also the case in that other thread.

If it was a present file in the directory he's in, I would assume the error would be different.
"No such file or directory" tells you directly, the file is not found.

So did you bother setting:

Quote:

chmod +x samp03svr announce

Can you show us output of

Code:

ls-la

in the folder where samp03svr is located?
And setting +x IS needed, else you won't allow it running as an executable.

[Sew_Sumi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tord If it was a present file in the directory he's in, I would assume the error would be different. "No such file or directory" tells you directly, the file is not found. So did you bother setting: Can you show us output of Code: ls-la in the folder where samp03svr is located? And setting +x IS needed, else you won't allow it running as an executable.

If you actually read what I linked, If you don't have what runtimes are required to run the server on Linux, it WILL come back saying the file isn't found.


People even suggested the same shit on the thread I answered a few days back... So really, go assume elsewhere, especially if you have no experience in this scenario.


This is one of the most common errors of people running SAMP on a VPS, as most VPSes are clean of extra runtimes. If you go for a gamehost, those hosts usually have them preinstalled.

[Vince]

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Originally Posted by NNek 64-bit version

The server will only run on 32-bit. So unless your server has more than 3 GB RAM you should probably just use a 32-bit distribution to make your life easier.

[Tord]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi If you actually read what I linked, If you don't have what runtimes are required to run the server on Linux, it WILL come back saying the file isn't found. People even suggested the same shit on the thread I answered a few days back... So really, go assume elsewhere, especially if you have no experience in this scenario. This is one of the most common errors of people running SAMP on a VPS, as most VPSes are clean of extra runtimes. If you go for a gamehost, those hosts usually have them preinstalled.

That's ok, and I wasn't assuming - I know the runtimes are required, as I've set up quite a few VPS's. I just couldn't find a confirmation above that he had performed the steps in order to see that it actually was set up correctly, which is the main reason I would like to see the file information in the directory..
So let's assume this is his case, he would need the i386 versions of the runtimes to make it work.

Good luck OP.

[DRIFT_HUNTER]

Like people said, give it execution permissions and install i386 libraries needed to run 32bit software.
CD into your samp server root dir and try

Code:

sudo chmod +x samp03svr announce
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

First command will add permissions, second one should install 32bit libraries (if it doesnt then search how to do that on ******, there is plenty of solutions)