[bf1942] V1.01 Mods work?

[Steven Hartland]

V1.01 Mods work?Just downloaded and installed Jungle_Fever to try. It server runs fine.
Client connects ok the only issue I can find is that it doesnt get
listed in multiplayer games when you select the relavent Mod filter.

This is the info returned by qstat:
hostport=15567
gametype=conquest
gamemode=openplaying
password=0
dedicated=2
status=4
game_id=bfvietnam
map_id=JungleFever
sv_punkbuster=1
timelimit=unlimited
number_of_rounds=2
spawn_wave_time=8s
spawn_delay=3s
soldier_friendly_fire=0%
vehicle_friendly_fire=0%
game_start_delay=10s
ticket_ratio=100%
allow_nose_cam=yes
external_view=on
us_team_ratio=1
nva_team_ratio=1
bandwidth_choke_limit=0
free_camera=off
auto_balance_teams=off
name_tag_distance=50
name_tag_distance_scope=300
kickback=0%
kickback_on_splash=0%
soldier_friendly_fire_on_splash=0%
vehicle_friendly_fire_on_splash=0%
cpu=2550
cpu_given_to_ai=
bot_skill=

If you need anymore info shout.

    Steve / K
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  From: Andy Berdan 
  To: bf1942 at icculus.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 2:06 PM
  Subject: [bf1942] V1.01 Mods work?


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  I've gotten a report that some people are having problems running mods on the v1.01 linux server. 

  Can anyone confirm the existance or non-existance of this bug? 

  Thanks, 
    Andy. 
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