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Howto:Set up a multiplayer server (view source)
Revision as of 00:41, 30 September 2012
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== Compiling FGMS == | == Compiling FGMS == | ||
NOTE: In general, on any current machine this process should not take longer than about 60 seconds. | |||
* Once you have the source code, 'cd' into the ~/fgms/fgms-0-x/ directory and note the presence of the CMakeLists.txt file and the README.cmake file. Open the README.cmake file and take a minute to read it over. Also, note the path to the CMakeLists.txt file, as you will need this in the following steps. | |||
* Now create a build-fgms directory in your home directory, and 'cd' into it. From inside the ~/build-fgms/ directory, run the cmake command using the path to the CMakeLists.txt as an argument. For example: cmake /home/<user_name>/fgms/fgms-0-x/ | |||
* Once the build finishes, you can either run the "cmake --build ..." command as shown in the README.cmake file, or you can simply use "make" to build the program. | |||
* Once the compilation process finishes, you need to install the program using "make install" (as user), or you can also install as root. | |||
* Once the program has been installed, you need to copy the fgms_example.conf file from the /fgms/fgms-0-x/src/server directory, into the build-fgms directory. To do this from inside the /fgms/fgms-0-x/src/server directory, you can use this command: cp ./fgms_example.conf ~/build-fgms/ | |||
* Now 'cd' into the build-fgms directory, and rename the file you just copied as "fgms.conf" so that fgms can find the proper configuration. | |||
== Setting up the config file == | == Setting up the config file == | ||