Running your own server - Revision history

Lugdunon: /* Introduction */

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎Configuring your server

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‎Setting up the server

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‎Setting up the server

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‎Setting up the server

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‎Setting up the server

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‎Setting up the server

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‎Setting up the server

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	The server does require java (preferably the latest version so that all the latest security fixes are available), but should run fine on earlier versions (1.6+). You can check your version of java by typing <code>java -version</code> on the command line.		The server does require java (preferably the latest version so that all the latest security fixes are available), but should run fine on earlier versions (1.6+). You can check your version of java by typing <code>java -version</code> on the command line.
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	Starting with 0.1.1 of the standalone client and 0.6.3 of the server, a compatible 32-bit or 64-bit JRE is pre-packaged for you in the download.		Starting with 0.1.1 of the standalone client and 0.6.3 of the server, a compatible 32-bit or 64-bit JRE is pre-packaged for you in the download.

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	The server does require java (preferably the latest version so that all the latest security fixes are available), but should run fine on earlier versions (1.6+). You can check your version of java by typing <code>java -version</code> on the command line.		The server does require java (preferably the latest version so that all the latest security fixes are available), but should run fine on earlier versions (1.6+). You can check your version of java by typing <code>java -version</code> on the command line.

		+	Starting with 0.1.1 of the standalone client and 0.6.3 of the server, a compatible 32-bit or 64-bit JRE is pre-packaged for you in the download.

	==Setting up the server==		==Setting up the server==

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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 |required
 |The server super user’s account name
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−	If you do have any issues, please feel free send email to [mailto://~~lugdunondev~~@~~gmail~~.~~com lugdunondev~~@~~gmail~~.~~com~~] with any questions that you might have.	+	If you do have any issues, please feel free send email to [mailto://support@lugdunon.net support@lugdunon.net] with any questions that you might have.

	To let your friends join your server you have to open the ports: ’41975′ and ’41976′. Then you can give your external ip to your friends and they will be able to join.		To let your friends join your server you have to open the ports: ’41975′ and ’41976′. Then you can give your external ip to your friends and they will be able to join.

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 ==Setting up the server==
-The lastest server release is available for Windows, x86 Linux, and MacOS at [http://lugdunon.net/downloads.html lugdunon.net]. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.
+The lastest server release is available for Windows, x86 Linux, and MacOS at [http://lugdunon.net/downloads.html lugdunon.net]. Once you have downloaded the correct archive for your operating system, decompress it in a convenient location.
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 * <code>/lugdunonServer</code>
 ** <code>/dat</code>
 *** <code>server.cfg</code>
-** <code>lugdunon-server.jar</code>
+** <code>/lib</code>
-** <code>run.bat</code>
+** <code>/logs</code>
-** <code>run.sh</code>
+** <code>run.bat OR run.sh</code>
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 <code>
 server.name=Your Server Name<br/>
-host       =ip address or host name to bind to<br/>
+host           =ip address or host name to bind to<br/>
 su.account =your super user's lugdunon account name<br/>
 </code>

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	==Setting up the server==		==Setting up the server==

−	The lastest server release is available for Windows, x86 Linux, and MacOS at [http://lugdunon.net/downloads.html]. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.	+	The lastest server release is available for Windows, x86 Linux, and MacOS at [http://lugdunon.net/downloads.html lugdunon.net]. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.

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 ==Setting up the server==
+The lastest server release is available for Windows, x86 Linux, and MacOS at [http://lugdunon.net/downloads.html]. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.
-If you are upgrading an existing installation, you can download just the <code>lugdunon-server.jar</code> [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunon-server.jar here].
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-Otherwise, the lastest server release is available as either a [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.zip .zip] or a [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.tar.gz .tar.gz] file. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.

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−	If you are upgrading an existing installation, you can download just the <code>lugdunon-server.jar</code> [http://~~alpha~~.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunon-server.jar here].	+	If you are upgrading an existing installation, you can download just the <code>lugdunon-server.jar</code> [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunon-server.jar here].

−	Otherwise, the lastest server release is available as either a [http://~~alpha~~.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.zip .zip] or a [http://~~alpha~~.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.tar.gz .tar.gz] file. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.	+	Otherwise, the lastest server release is available as either a [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.zip .zip] or a [http://client.lugdunon.net/release/current/lugdunonServer.tar.gz .tar.gz] file. Once you have downloaded one of the two above archives, decompress it in a convenient location.

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 Note, to find out what your ip address is you can:
-* Windows: open a console and type in "ipconfig /all" without the "".
+* On Windows: open a console and type in "ipconfig /all" without the "".
-* MacOS / Linux: fomr the console type in "ifconfig" without the "".
+* On MacOS / Linux: from the console type in "ifconfig" without the "".
 That should show you your IPV4. If you are planning on allowing other machines to connect, do not use your virtual loopback interface (127.0.0.1).