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IsElementInWater

2010-06-07T19:12:38Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Server client function}}
This function checks whether an [[element]] is submerged in water.

==Syntax==
<section name="Server and client" class="both" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool isElementInWater ( element theElement )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
* '''theElement''': The element to check.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the passed element is in water, ''false'' if it isn't, or if the element is invalid.
</section>

==Example==
Creates a command that checks if the player is in water or not.
<section name="Server" class="server" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">

function waterCheck(thePlayer)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
outputChatBox("Wet.", thePlayer)
else
outputChatBox("Dry.", thePlayer)
end
end

addCommandHandler("check", waterCheck)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

Function which is triggered when the Player dies in the Water.

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
local deathMessage = { "Man over Board", "Wooops he failed into the water ?", "Wow im getting wet Honey", "He died in tha deep water" }

function p_Water(playa)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
local ped_X, ped_Y, ped_Z = getElementPosition()
if ped_Z then
outputChatBox(math.random(1, #deathMessage), 194, 84, 68)
outputChatBox("#FF0000"..getPlayerName(playa).."#FFFFFF you died "..ped_Z.." feet´s under the Water", 255, 255, 255, true)
end
end
end

addEventHandler("onClientPlayerWasted", getRootElement(), p_Water)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

==See Also==
{{Element functions}}

IsElementInWater

2010-06-07T19:11:06Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Server client function}}
This function checks whether an [[element]] is submerged in water.

==Syntax==
<section name="Server and client" class="both" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool isElementInWater ( element theElement )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
* '''theElement''': The element to check.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the passed element is in water, ''false'' if it isn't, or if the element is invalid.
</section>

==Example==
Creates a command that checks if the player is in water or not.
<section name="Server" class="server" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">

function waterCheck(thePlayer)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
outputChatBox("Wet.", thePlayer)
else
outputChatBox("Dry.", thePlayer)
end
end

addCommandHandler("check", waterCheck)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
local deathMessage = { "Man over Board", "Wooops he failed into the water ?", "Wow im getting wet Honey", "He died in tha deep water" }

function p_Water(playa)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
local ped_X, ped_Y, ped_Z = getElementPosition()
if ped_Z then
outputChatBox(math.random(1, #deathMessage))
outputChatBox("#FF0000"..getPlayerName(playa).."#FFFFFF you died "..ped_Z.." feet´s under the Water", 255, 255, 255, true)
end
end
end

addEventHandler("onClientPlayerWasted", getRootElement(), p_Water)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

==See Also==
{{Element functions}}

IsElementInWater

2010-06-07T19:10:41Z

Jason Gregory: Added a Clientside Example

__NOTOC__
{{Server client function}}
This function checks whether an [[element]] is submerged in water.

==Syntax==
<section name="Server and client" class="both" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool isElementInWater ( element theElement )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
* '''theElement''': The element to check.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the passed element is in water, ''false'' if it isn't, or if the element is invalid.
</section>

==Example==
Creates a command that checks if the player is in water or not.
<section name="Server" class="server" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">

function waterCheck(thePlayer)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
outputChatBox("Wet.", thePlayer)
else
outputChatBox("Dry.", thePlayer)
end
end

addCommandHandler("check", waterCheck)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
local deathMessage = { "Man over Board", "Wooops he failed into the water ?", "Wow im so getting Honey", "He died in tha deep water" }

function p_Water(playa)
if isElementInWater(thePlayer) then
local ped_X, ped_Y, ped_Z = getElementPosition()
if ped_Z then
outputChatBox(math.random(1, #deathMessage))
outputChatBox("#FF0000"..getPlayerName(playa).."#FFFFFF you died "..ped_Z.." feet´s under the Water", 255, 255, 255, true)
end
end
end

addEventHandler("onClientPlayerWasted", getRootElement(), p_Water)
</syntaxhighlight>
</section>

==See Also==
{{Element functions}}

Talk:OnClientChatMessage

2010-06-07T18:59:31Z

Jason Gregory: Blanked the page

Talk:OnClientChatMessage

2010-06-07T18:57:46Z

Jason Gregory: Created page with 'OnClientChatMessage is not triggered when the Client sends a Chatmessage. Its only triggered when a Message appears on his Chatbox.'

OnClientChatMessage is not triggered when the Client sends a Chatmessage.
Its only triggered when a Message appears on his Chatbox.

User:Jason Gregory

2010-06-07T18:54:19Z

Jason Gregory:

[[File:Coder.gif]] '''This user is a Dumbass'''

== Jason_Gregory ==

Ello Guys im Jason :)

I live in Germany and im born at 1991.
My Dream is becoming a NBA Star, here you can see what i wana do in the future.

[[File:Target.jpg]]

Now im playing Runescape, when i got no Money on my Bankaccount i use others telephone for paying my Runescape Member Account
(7.99 € / PayCall)

[[File:Mta.jpg]]

'''Projects:'''

* Getting a well payed Job (y)
* Getting a Girlfriend (y)
* Buying a Ford Mustand GT 2005-2009 (n)
* Selling my Runescape Account for 100 $+ (n)
* Learning to spell english (n)

'''Mta-Projects'''

* Finishing a Socket Lualibrary Anticheat System (n)
* Puting -XIII- in the Top of the Game-Monitor List #1 - On the Way (n)
* Finishing my own Reallife Resource (n)
* Writing useful Wikipedia Pages for Mta (y)
* Finishing my IDE for my Lua Compiler writen in C# (y)
* Hosting Servers for Mtasa (y)

'''Mta-Resources'''

* Empty cause i prefer eating bananas instead of creating Resources

Set

2010-05-03T12:00:51Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Server function}}
This function is used to save arbitrary data under a certain name on the [[settings system|settings registry]].

It's important to note that set ''always'' writes to the settings.xml file, even if [[get]] read the value from a resource's meta.xml. This means that the admin can specify settings in the settings.xml that override the resource's defaults, but that the defaults can still be retrieved if need be. As a general principle, resources should not be designed so that the admin is required to modify them, they should be 'black boxes'.
==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
bool set ( string settingName, var value )
</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''settingName:''' The name of the setting you want to set. See [[settings system#Setting names|setting names]] for information on settings names.
*'''value:''' The value to set the setting to. This can be any Lua data type, except for functions, most userdata (only [[resource]]s can't be stored) and threads.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the setting has been set, ''false'' if you do not have access to the setting or invalid arguments were passed.

==Example==
This example sets a specified setting with a Value. This is a ''local'' setting belonging to the resource that the code is run in.
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function setAclRights(playerElement, commandName, acl, value, type)
if not acl or not value then
return outputChatBox("Syntax: /setacl <acl> <value>")
end
if set ( acl, value ) then
outputChatBox("Acl "..acl.." value set to "..value)
print(getPlayerName(playerElement).." has changed "..acl.." to "..value)
else
outputChatBox("Error happend while changing the Acl "..acl.." value to "..value)
print(getPlayerName(playerElement).." tryed to change "..acl.." to "..value)
end
end
addCommandHandler("setacl", setAclRights)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Settings registry functions}}

Set

2010-05-03T11:58:25Z

Jason Gregory: Adding a example Command

__NOTOC__
{{Server function}}
This function is used to save arbitrary data under a certain name on the [[settings system|settings registry]].

It's important to note that set ''always'' writes to the settings.xml file, even if [[get]] read the value from a resource's meta.xml. This means that the admin can specify settings in the settings.xml that override the resource's defaults, but that the defaults can still be retrieved if need be. As a general principle, resources should not be designed so that the admin is required to modify them, they should be 'black boxes'.
==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
bool set ( string settingName, var value )
</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''settingName:''' The name of the setting you want to set. See [[settings system#Setting names|setting names]] for information on settings names.
*'''value:''' The value to set the setting to. This can be any Lua data type, except for functions, most userdata (only [[resource]]s can't be stored) and threads.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if the setting has been set, ''false'' if you do not have access to the setting or invalid arguments were passed.

==Example==
This example sets a specified setting with a Value. This is a ''local'' setting belonging to the resource that the code is run in.
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function setAclRights(playerElement, commandName, acl, value, type)
if not acl or not value then
return outputChatBox("Syntax: /setacl <acl> <value>")
end
set ( acl, value )
outputChatBox("Acl "..acl.." value set to "..value)
print(getPlayerName(playerElement).." has changed "..acl.." to "..value)
end
addCommandHandler("setacl", setAclRights)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Settings registry functions}}

User:Jason Gregory

2010-05-02T17:09:38Z

Jason Gregory: /* Jason_Gregory */

[[File:Coder.gif]] '''This user is a fat Computer Nerd'''

== Jason_Gregory ==

Ello Guys im Jason :)

I live in Germany and im born at 1991.
My Dream is becoming a NBA Star, here you can see what i wana do in the future.

[[File:Target.jpg]]

First i learned learning Pawn and talked with Kyeman about my future, we talked so much that ive desided not answering him anymore
http://i41.tinypic.com/xldtzd.jpg '''fucking Spammers :(''',
but after webcam chating with him, ive desided to play Runescape and spend the rest of my life runing with a Godsword killing Nubs.

[[File:Mta.jpg]]

'''Projects:'''

* Getting a well payed Job (y)
* Getting a Girlfriend (y)
* Buying a Ford Mustand GT 2005-2009 (n)
* Selling my Runescape Account for 100 $+ (interested ? /pm me :) ) (n)
* Publishing my own Multiplayer Modification (we are doing our best :D )
* Learning to spell english (epic fail)

'''Mta-Projects'''

* Finishing a Socket Lualibrary Anticheat System - Stopped by Microsoft @VisTa/cannot find the Header/Linkers/Preprocessor
* Puting -XIII- in the Top of the Game-Monitor List #1 - On the Way
* Finishing my own Reallife Resource - On the Way
* Writing useful Wikipedia Pages for Mta - Yeah :) im doing to atm.
* Finishing my IDE for my Lua Compiler writen in C++ - Stopped by Microsoft @VisTa/cannot find the Header/Linkers/Preprocessor

User:Jason Gregory

2010-05-02T17:05:05Z

Jason Gregory: /* Jason_Gregory */

CreateFire

2010-05-02T02:17:59Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}

Creates a patch of fire that will spread a bit and die out after a while.

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool createFire ( float x, float y, float z [, float size = 1.8 ] )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''x, y, z:''' coordinates of the fire.

===Optional Arguments===
*'''size:''' the size of the initial fire.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. There can be a maximum of 60 active fires.

== Example ==

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
Command for creating Clientside Fire on the Players Position.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function burn(player, commandName, height)
if height then
x, y, z = getPlayerPosition(player)
createFire(x, y, z, height)
outputChatBox("Burn motherfucker, buuuuurn >:]", player)
else
outputChatBox("Syntax: /fire <height>", player)
end
end
addCommandHandler("fire", burn)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client fire functions}}

CreateFire

2010-05-02T02:17:34Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}

Creates a patch of fire that will spread a bit and die out after a while.

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool createFire ( float x, float y, float z [, float size = 1.8 ] )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''x, y, z:''' coordinates of the fire.

===Optional Arguments===
*'''size:''' the size of the initial fire.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. There can be a maximum of 60 active fires.

== Example ==

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
Command for creating Clientside Fire.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function burn(player, commandName, height)
if height then
x, y, z = getPlayerPosition(player)
createFire(x, y, z, height)
outputChatBox("Burn motherfucker, buuuuurn >:]", player)
else
outputChatBox("Syntax: /fire <height>", player)
end
end
addCommandHandler("fire", burn)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client fire functions}}

CreateFire

2010-05-02T02:16:57Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}

Creates a patch of fire that will spread a bit and die out after a while.

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool createFire ( float x, float y, float z [, float size = 1.8 ] )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''x, y, z:''' coordinates of the fire.

===Optional Arguments===
*'''size:''' the size of the initial fire.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. There can be a maximum of 60 active fires.

== Example ==

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
Example code for creating Fire.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function burn(player, commandName, height)
if height then
x, y, z = getPlayerPosition(player)
createFire(x, y, z, height)
outputChatBox("Burn motherfucker, buuuuurn >:]", player)
else
outputChatBox("Syntax: /fire <height>", player)
end
end
addCommandHandler("fire", burn)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client fire functions}}

CreateFire

2010-05-02T02:15:59Z

Jason Gregory: /* Example */

__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}

Creates a patch of fire that will spread a bit and die out after a while.

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool createFire ( float x, float y, float z [, float size = 1.8 ] )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''x, y, z:''' coordinates of the fire.

===Optional Arguments===
*'''size:''' the size of the initial fire.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. There can be a maximum of 60 active fires.

== Example ==

<section name="Client" class="client" show="true">
Example code for creating Fire.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function burn(player, commandName, height)
if height then
x, y, z = getPlayerPosition(player)
createFire(x, y, z, height)
outputChatBox("Burn motherfucker, buuuuurn >:]", player)
end
end
addCommandHandler("fire", burn)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client fire functions}}

CreateFire

2010-05-02T02:14:49Z

Jason Gregory: /* Returns */

__NOTOC__
{{Client function}}

Creates a patch of fire that will spread a bit and die out after a while.

==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">bool createFire ( float x, float y, float z [, float size = 1.8 ] )</syntaxhighlight>

===Required Arguments===
*'''x, y, z:''' coordinates of the fire.

===Optional Arguments===
*'''size:''' the size of the initial fire.

===Returns===
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. There can be a maximum of 60 active fires.

== Example ==

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
function burn(player, commandName, height)
if height then
x, y, z = getPlayerPosition(player)
createFire(x, y, z, height)
outputChatBox("Burn motherfucker, buuuuurn >:]", player)
end
end
addCommandHandler("fire", burn)
</syntaxhighlight>

==See Also==
{{Client fire functions}}

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T02:08:25Z

Jason Gregory: /* Run the server */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the '''port install <package>''' command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use '''sudo''' in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into '''/opt/local''' by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the '''MTA10_Server/output/''' directory.

== Run the server ==

Grab the latest '''net.so''' from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the '''accounts.xml''', '''mtaserver.conf''' and '''acl.xml''' files into the '''mods/deathmatch/''' directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T02:07:12Z

Jason Gregory: /* Compiling the server */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the '''port install <package>''' command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use '''sudo''' in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into '''/opt/local''' by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the '''MTA10_Server/output/''' directory.

== Run the server ==

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T02:06:14Z

Jason Gregory: /* Setting up MacPorts */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the '''port install <package>''' command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use '''sudo''' in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T02:05:55Z

Jason Gregory: /* Setting up MacPorts */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the '''port install <package>''' command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use sudo in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T02:02:39Z

Jason Gregory: /* Troubleshooting */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion</syntaxhighlight>

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook[http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=2&chap=1] or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker[http://bugs.mtasa.com/] or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.[irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T02:00:31Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion</syntaxhighlight>

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook[http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=2&chap=1] or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.[[irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]]

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T01:59:10Z

Jason Gregory: /* Compiling the server */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the port install <package> command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use sudo in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project[http://code.google.com/p/multitheftauto-resources/]. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T01:57:50Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release. [http://www.macports.org/]

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the port install <package> command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use sudo in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T01:57:11Z

Jason Gregory: /* Setting up MacPorts */

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions[http://www.macports.org/install.php] at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the port install <package> command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use sudo in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on macOS

2010-05-02T01:55:35Z

Jason Gregory: Created page with ' == '''Building on Mac OS X''' == == Preparing your system == In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct li…'

== '''Building on Mac OS X''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. In order to get these, you will have to install the latest MacPorts release.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for Mac OS X can be downloaded from our Downloads page on GitHub.

== Setting up MacPorts ==

Since our software relies on a number of well known libraries that are not shipped on a vanilla Mac OS X system, it may be necessary for you to install these first. With the MacPorts software you can easily download and install these libraries, so follow the installation instructions at macports.org.

After installing MacPorts, you should install the following packages:

* pcre
* zlib
* google-sparsehash
* curl
To install these packages, use the port install <package> command in your Terminal application. If you are not running as root, you will have to use sudo in front.

== Compiling the server ==

MacPorts installs itself into /opt/local by default, so we will have to pass the appropriate compiler and linker search path flags to the configure command.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/lib" ./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>
Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

Run the server
Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:52:52Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion</syntaxhighlight>

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook[http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=2&chap=1] or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.[[irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:52:09Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook[http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=2&chap=1] or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.[[irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:50:06Z

Jason Gregory: /* Troubleshooting */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.[[irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:49:40Z

Jason Gregory: /* More Informations */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:49:09Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:48:44Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server</syntaxhighlight>

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:47:48Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..</syntaxhighlight>

'''Compiling the server'''

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install</syntaxhighlight>

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:47:18Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl
</syntaxhighlight>

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

[code]cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..[code]

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:45:19Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

[code]cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..[code]

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:44:26Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

[code]cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..[code]

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:41:40Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

[code]cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..[code]

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:40:19Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

* '''build-essential:''' contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
* '''automake:''' contains the automake tools
* '''libtool:''' contains the libtool software required to build libraries
* '''git-core:''' contains the git client used to check out our code repository
* '''libcurl3-dev:''' contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
* '''libpcre3-dev:''' contains the PCRE library (version 3)
* '''libsqlite3-dev:''' contains the SQLite library (version 3)
* '''libreadline5-dev:''' contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

* '''sqlite:''' contains the SQLite library
* '''git:''' contains the client used to check out our code repository
* '''curl:''' contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional * * information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:38:44Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:37:00Z

Jason Gregory: /* Debian Linux */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:36:30Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

== '''Debian Linux''' ==

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:36:12Z

Jason Gregory: /* Building on GNU/Linux */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:34:26Z

Jason Gregory: /* More Informations */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

* General Instructions [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#General_instructions]
* Preparing your system [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#Preparing_your_system]

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

You got questions ? Visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:34:00Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

* General Instructions [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#General_instructions]
* Preparing your system [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#Preparing_your_system]

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

== More Informations ==

For question visit our Irc Channel [irc://irc.multitheftauto.com/]

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:32:50Z

Jason Gregory: /* Building on GNU/Linux */

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:31:11Z

Jason Gregory: /* Building on GNU/Linux */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

General Instructions [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#General_instructions]
Preparing your system [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#Preparing_your_system]

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:30:34Z

Jason Gregory: /* Building on GNU/Linux */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

General Instructions [http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#General_instructions]

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:30:16Z

Jason Gregory: /* Building on GNU/Linux */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

[http://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Main_Page/Building_on_GNU_Linux#General_instructions]General Instructions

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:29:31Z

Jason Gregory: /* General instructions */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:29:07Z

Jason Gregory: /* Preparing your system */

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.

Building MTASA Server on GNU Linux

2010-05-02T01:28:30Z

Jason Gregory: Moving page from GIT to Mta Wikipedia @talidan

== '''Building on GNU/Linux''' ==

== Preparing your system ==

In order to build the Multi Theft Auto dedicated server, you will have to set up your system with the correct libraries and tools. How these are installed depends on your distribution.

Our network module is distributed as a precompiled binary library. The latest version for GNU/Linux can be found on our Downloads page on GitHub.

'''Debian Linux'''

Includes derivative distributions such as Ubuntu.

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries, which are distributed through the following Debian packages (e.g. Debian Lenny):

build-essential: contains the necessary tools, headers and libraries to build applications
automake: contains the automake tools
libtool: contains the libtool software required to build libraries
git-core: contains the git client used to check out our code repository
libcurl3-dev: contains the cURL library (version 3 without SSL support)
libpcre3-dev: contains the PCRE library (version 3)
libsqlite3-dev: contains the SQLite library (version 3)
libreadline5-dev: contains the readline library (version 5)
To install these packages through apt, use the apt-get install <package list> command as in the following example (executed as root):

apt-get install build-essential automake libtool git-core libcurl4-openssl-dev libpcre3-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline5-dev subversion

'''Gentoo Linux'''

You will need the necessary build tools, headers and libraries. Because Gentoo’s portage system is designed to compile any packages on your own system, the necessary build tools will have already been installed. This only leaves you to install the necessary libraries:

sqlite: contains the SQLite library
git: contains the client used to check out our code repository
curl: contains the cURL library; to compile with SSL support, apply the net-misc/curl ssl USE flag
To compile and install these packages through emerge, use the emerge -v <package list> command. The -v option shows additional information and can be omitted. (If you want to use any USE flags, prepend emerge with USE="use flags here". You can also use the -pv option to verify that you’re using the correct flags.) Refer to the Gentoo Handbook or manual for more information on emerge.

Example:

emerge -v subversion sqlite
USE=“net-misc/curl ssl” emerge -v curl

'''A warning for x64'''

The MTA:SA server currently cannot be properly compiled in 64-bit mode. Instead, you should compile it in 32-bit mode and run it using 32-bit compatibility mode.

----

== General instructions ==

'''Prepare the sparsehash library'''

You can skip this step if your distribution’s package manager provides a sparsehash package that you can install.

cd vendor/sparsehash/current
autoreconf -fi
sh ./configure
make install
cd ../../..

'''Compiling the server'''

autoreconf -fi
./configure
make install

Your vanilla server will now be compiled and installed into the MTA10_Server/output/ directory.

'''Run the server'''

Grab the latest net.so from the Downloads page on GitHub and place it in your output directory, install the accounts.xml, mtaserver.conf and acl.xml files into the mods/deathmatch/ directory and grab the latest resources from the multitheftauto-resources project. You can then run your server.

cd MTA10_Server/output
./mta-server

'''Troubleshooting'''

Any errors during the compilation of json-c can be solved by calling autoreconf -fi from the json-c directory.

If you’re getting any unexpected errors while compiling, please check our Bug tracker or our IRC channel #mta on irc.multitheftauto.com.