[cod] Call Of Duty5 WAW

[Mavrick]

Yea Ubuntu can be a pain at the best times...

You could always enable root:

sudo -i
sudo passwd root

but use it at your own risk!

On 19/07/2010 1:59 AM, Jay Vasallo wrote:
> I hear ya but if the user is not root then he cannot kill vsftpd 
> unless he has sudo perms to do so.
> Anyways not to change the subject just thought I interject this.
>
> Have a great day!
>
> --jay
>
>
> On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 10:56 AM, escapedturkey 
> <escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com 
> <mailto:escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com>> wrote:
>
>     The user is not root. It helps to kill any rogue sessions for
>     other scripts that I use to check for duplicate processes and
>     process clean-up. Long story. :)
>
>     On 7/18/2010 6:52 PM, Jay Vasallo wrote:
>
>          killall vsftpd
>
>         Why are we killing vsftpd. VSFTPD is a service and can be shut
>         down with
>         the simple command of
>
>         /sbin/service vsftpd stop
>
>
>
>         On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Kenneth W Fox
>         <kennethfox07 at comcast.net <mailto:kennethfox07 at comcast.net>
>         <mailto:kennethfox07 at comcast.net
>         <mailto:kennethfox07 at comcast.net>>> wrote:
>
>            I am lost now. My aching brain.
>            ----- Original Message ----- From: "escapedturkey"
>         <escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com
>         <mailto:escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com>
>         <mailto:escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com
>         <mailto:escapedturkey at escapedturkey.com>>>
>            To: "Call of Duty server admin list." <cod at icculus.org
>         <mailto:cod at icculus.org>
>         <mailto:cod at icculus.org <mailto:cod at icculus.org>>>
>            Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2010 8:08 AM
>            Subject: Re: [cod] Call Of Duty5 WAW
>
>
>                My advice is to skip the shell script for now and use
>         direct
>                command lines that others are sharing with you. This is
>         what I
>                use for customers (please keep in mind the variables
>         are for the
>                control panel and parsing its configuration files). You can
>                strip this down and probably find it useful for yourself:
>
>                "codwaw_lnxded-bin")
>                          home_location=(`cd && pwd`)
>                          cd $home_location/$game_directory/main
>                          cp *console*.log `date +%m%d%Y`_console.log
>                          cd
>         $home_location/$game_directory/$server_mod_directory
>                          cp *console*.log `date +%m%d%Y`_console.log
>                          cd $home_location/$game_directory
>                          crontab /usr/bin/serverchk
>                          rm -f nohup.out
>                          rm -f $server_exec-$username
>                          chmod 755 $server_exec
>                          chmod 755 $home_location/$game_directory/pb
>                          cp $server_exec $server_exec-$username
>                          export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=".:bin:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
>                          killall vsftpd
>                          nohup ./$server_exec-$username +set dedicated
>                $server_dedicated +set ttycon 0 +set net_ip $server_ip +set
>                net_port $server_port +set com_hunkmegs 256 +set
>         sv_maxclients
>                $server_sv_maxclients +set ui_maxclients
>         $server_sv_maxclients
>                +set logfile $server_logfile +set fs_basepath
>                $home_location/$game_directory +set fs_homepath
>                $home_location/$game_directory +set fs_localappdata
>                $home_location/$game_directory +set sv_pure
>         $server_sv_pure +set
>                sv_punkbuster $server_sv_punkbuster +set fs_game
>                $server_mod_directory +set $server_vm $misc +exec
>                $server_config1 +map $start_map & > /dev/null 2>&1
>                ;;
>
>                Starting with nohup, it should be all one gigantic line
>         until
>                the next line which is ;;
>
>                :)
>
>                On 7/18/2010 9:39 AM, Kenneth W Fox wrote:
>
>                    I have a server box A Dell poweredge 2400 dual P3
>         733mhz
>                    processors.
>                    It is SCSI. I have windows server 2003r2 installed with
>                    firedameon pro.
>                    I tried to run COWAW on that can't get it going.
>                    So I went and got wubi and installed the Latest Ubuntu
>                    10.04. Now I have
>                    a dual boot system.
>                    I got a Ubuntu Lenux version of CODWAW Dedicated
>         server 1.7.
>                    I have
>                    followed the directions exactly except the PB left
>         it out.
>                    The server runs great. I have the game and I can
>         log into
>                    it. The only
>                    problem that I have is the server name in the CODWAW
>                    multiplayer list.
>                    IT is (codwawhost) That is the name of my server,
>                    I want to change it I have no ideal how to do this.
>         This
>                    version of the
>                    DS is not like the windows version.
>                    No config.cfg files. It has a shell executable that
>         runs a
>                    bin file. I
>                    have edited it a changed things but that just makes
>         it not run.
>                    If anyone is running this and knows how to change
>         the Server
>                    name. I
>                    would greatly apreaciate it.
>                    Oh and what you think about this running on this
>         Dual P3
>                    server. They
>                    said it couldn't be done. Well I did it.
>                    I will leave the Server running for anyone that
>         wants to
>                    check it out.
>                    The server name is: codwawhost
>
>
>
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>         Clanwarz Network
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