darren
2003-08-05 14:26:08 UTC
I have tried installing the NWN Linux server V1.29. The install went
fine, the fixinstall ran perfect, but I can't get any modules loaded!
HELP! I tried chaning all the modules to lowercase letters only. I
have two modules that don't have spaces or caps and neither will load.
I am incredibly frustrated with this. Could it have something to do
with Bioware's site being down right now?
Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
Darren
On Fri, 9 May 2003 07:54:06 -0400, "darwinscusp"
a bit of general advice.
You should be able to rename the module using an "_" in place of the space.
Linux should have no problem there (I have a script that does this for my
OGG and MP3 files for the same reasons).
The other alternative, if you can specify the module name from the command
line is simply quote it. I have no idea what the name of the binary is, or
./nwserver "The Super-7331 module"
should do it.
If you have any probs, or linux questions, feel free to shoot me an email.
darwinscusp
fine, the fixinstall ran perfect, but I can't get any modules loaded!
HELP! I tried chaning all the modules to lowercase letters only. I
have two modules that don't have spaces or caps and neither will load.
I am incredibly frustrated with this. Could it have something to do
with Bioware's site being down right now?
Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
Darren
On Fri, 9 May 2003 07:54:06 -0400, "darwinscusp"
I also have trouble however getting it to load any module with a space
in the name, and if you mistype a module name, it will always tell you
that it can't load after that, and you must restart the server.
I haven't installed the Linux server yet (hopefully next week), but this isin the name, and if you mistype a module name, it will always tell you
that it can't load after that, and you must restart the server.
a bit of general advice.
You should be able to rename the module using an "_" in place of the space.
Linux should have no problem there (I have a script that does this for my
OGG and MP3 files for the same reasons).
The other alternative, if you can specify the module name from the command
line is simply quote it. I have no idea what the name of the binary is, or
./nwserver "The Super-7331 module"
should do it.
If you have any probs, or linux questions, feel free to shoot me an email.
darwinscusp