[cod] linux server config: can't find server.cfg

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yeah.
open it with zip-compatible archiver. ( or rename to .zip )

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Fred schrieb:
> Thanks+, it's pretty clear. What exactly is a .iwd file? kind of
> archive? how to "explore" it?
>
> On Nov 29, 2007 2:57 PM, Robert Mount <rmount at pobox.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hi Fred,
>>
>> You need to write the server.cfg and store it in the /main folder.
>> You can find lots of samples online.  I'm partial (and biased as i'm
>> on the staff there) to FPSAdmin.com.
>>
>> With no config, no default is run, that is, no map rotation or
>> anything is loaded.  There are default settings that the server uses.
>> Inside the iw_00.iwd in the main folder is some config files, but none
>> of them explicitly run without being called.
>>
>> --Rob
>>
>>
>> On Nov 29, 2007 5:08 AM, Fred <mister.pronk at gmail.com> wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Sorry if it's already been adressed, I've just suscribed to this
>>> list... Here's my problem:
>>>
>>> I installed the linux sever according to README.linux, ran PB and
>>> update it --> OK
>>> Ran the server --> OK
>>> Configured the server? --> KO
>>>
>>> I can't find server.cfg file, nor any other cfg file (except
>>> mods/modwarfare/default_server.cfg which does not adress port/ip/...
>>> configuration). Server runs with seemingly default parameters
>>> (excepting IP which is my server's one). Should I understand the
>>> server runs with default config when it cannot find any cfg file? If
>>> it does, where can I found the standard file, and where should I place
>>> it?
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot.
>>>
>>> fred
>>>
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