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README for Quake Server port
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NOTE: For those who used my old port of quakeserver (v1.01), this is radically
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different. It now uses the BSD/OS unix dedicated binary, which eliminates
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the need for the Linux emulation and improves stability.
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This port, as installed, contains the following directory structure
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/readme.port this file
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/readme.unixded unix server readme
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/qserver.sh shell script to run the
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server
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/unixded server binary
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.log server logfile
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.in server console named pipe
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/id1/pak0.pak quake shareware datafile
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This will run a shareware Quake server on UDP port 26000, binding to all
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addresses on the machine. For server options, read the readme.unixded file
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and look at the suggestions in qserver.sh.
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The startup procedure for the server is:
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%%PREFIX%%/etc/rc.d/quakeserver.sh runs the server as user 'nobody'.
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Input is redirected from the named pipe
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.in
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and output is redirected to
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.log.
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You can see the output of the console by viewing quakeserver.log, and feed
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commands to the server by echoing them into quakeserver.in.
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NOTE THAT THIS COULD REPRESENT A SECURITY RISK ON MACHINES RUNNING WEB
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SERVERS AS USER 'nobody'. If your system does this, please create an
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alternate pseudo-user to run the server as.
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One of the frequently asked questions about this port is how to run a
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registered server. It's pretty simple. If you want to run just a shareware
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server, copy the files from the ID1/ subdirectory of an installed copy of
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Quake into %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/id1/. Remember to make all filenames
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lowercase.
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If you want to run a shareware and registered server in tandem, you will
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need to have a machine with multiple IP addresses (using aliasing or other
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methods). Copy the files from the ID1/ subdirectory to a new directory
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under %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/ (such as reg/), and run two servers.
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Presuming that your machine has two addresses 10.10.10.10 and 10.10.10.11,
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the lines to launch the server would be :
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/unixded -ip 10.10.10.10
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%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/unixded -ip 10.10.10.11 -game reg
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Which would give you a shareware game on 10.10.10.10 and a registered game
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on 10.10.10.11.
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j.
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