wolfadmin/INSTALL
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WolfAdmin module for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory servers.
Copyright (C) 2015 Timo 'Timothy' Smit
REQUIREMENTS
* Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory server
* NoQuarter mod (1.2.7 or higher, maybe 1.2.5 works as well)
* Lua 5.1 library and Lua modules enabled (installed binaries)
* A MySQL server is required if you want to use alias listing, warn and
level history. Otherwise the module will not work, so please make sure
you have one. If you want to make use of a MySQL server, the module
requires an additional MySQL library (luasql.mysql).
In case you do not have the LuaSQL MySQL library installed, you are
able to download this library from the WolfAdmin file database at
http://dev.timosmit.com/files/wolfadmin/.
INSTRUCTIONS (NEW)
* Unpack the /luascripts folder into /nq/luascripts/wolfadmin
* Unpack the contents of the /config folder into your /nq directory (or
/.etwolf/nq on Linux systems)
* Optionally, copy the contents of the cvars.cfg to your own server
configuration file
* Copy the .pk3 file corresponding to this WolfAdmin version to your
/nq directory
* Modify /nq/wolfadmin.cfg to your needs
* Modify /nq/shrubbot.cfg to add WolfAdmin specific flags
* Add /luascripts/wolfadmin/main.lua to the lua_modules cvar
* Run the .sql script in /database/new on your MySQL server
* Run your server
INSTRUCTIONS (UPGRADE)
* Unpack the /luascripts folder into your /nq directory
* Run the .sql script in /database/upgrade/previous-version-here on your
MySQL server
* Run your server
TROUBLESHOOTING
* libmysqlclient.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directory
This means you need an additional library for the LuaSQL module, which is
used by WolfAdmin for the database connection. This file can usually be
downloaded via your package manager or from the WolfAdmin file database
at http://dev.timosmit.com/files/wolfadmin/. After downloading you will
have to copy this file to your fs_basepath (usually the root folder of
the server, where the etded file is located).
* WolfAdmin config will not get loaded/one of greetings/rules is not loaded
Make sure that there are two empty lines (containing no spaces) at the
end of your .cfg files. Due to the loading mechanism WolfAdmin uses, you
have to add these completely empty lines, right at the end. Additionally,
between two blocks of information you also have to leave an empty line.
Check the config files in the /config folder for an example.
WEBSITE
Check out the website for a full documentation.
http://dev.timosmit.com/wolfadmin/
BUGS
Please report your bugs at
http://dev.timosmit.com/bugtracker/?project_id=1
Thanks in advance :-) Happy bug hunting!