about athena-start

[SatoriChan]

How to use athena-start in Linux? I bought a host, but I can't use this athena-start. =/

I tried ./athena-start start, athena-start start...

I put 777 in chmod and nothing... =/

[Aleos]

Run this command from your RO directory:

chmod 700 *.sh *_sql

Should be ample permissions to run the server.

[SatoriChan]

-bash-3.2# chmod 700 *.sh *_sql

-bash-3.2# ./athena-start start

-bash: ./athena-start: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

-bash-3.2#

[Matrixfox]

Are you in the rathena svn folder when typing ./athena-start start?

cd rathena158xx

./athena-start start

Edited April 12, 2012 by Matrixfox

[SatoriChan]

yes, i'm in the rathena folder.

[_jx]

Have you finished compiling it? If not, then

make sql

[SatoriChan]

yes, make clean and then make sql.

[Aleos]

I don't use the eathena-start script because I like screen. It's easier to have script create the screen sessions for you automatically.

Follow the Screen wiki to help you out. Pretty much all you have to do is install screen, make the Starting and Stopping files (from the wiki), run the chmod command I posted above, then run it. It gives you a pretty screen so you can easily run screen -r mapserver to see the console for the map server. Use CTRL + A + D to get out of screen because if you close the terminal with screen active it will kill the process.

Edited April 12, 2012 by Aleos

[SatoriChan]

i dont like screens, i want to use athena-start. '-'

can someone help me? D;

[-VI-]

seems like you are using eamods athena-start where i got the same error just download a rathena/eathena revision and exchange the athena-start.

[SatoriChan]

it didnt work =/

my athena-start

#!/bin/bash
# athena starting script by rowla
# modified by [email protected] (NL101541)

PATH=./:$PATH

L_SRV=login-server_sql
C_SRV=char-server_sql
M_SRV=map-server_sql

print_start() {
#	more << EOF
echo "Athena Starting..."
echo "			© 2003 Athena Project"
echo "			  modified by [email protected]"
echo ""
#echo "Debug informations will appear,"
#echo "since this is a test release."
#echo ""
echo "checking..."
#EOF
}

check_files() {

for i in ${L_SRV} ${C_SRV} ${M_SRV}
do
	if [ ! -f ./$i ]; then
		echo "$i does not exist, or can't run."
		echo "Stop. Check your compile."
		exit 1;
	fi
done

#	more << EOF
echo "Check complete."
echo "Looks good, a nice Athena!"
#EOF
}


case $1 in
'start')
	print_start
	check_files

	exec . {L_SRV}&
	exec . {C_SRV}&
	exec . /${M_SRV}&

	echo "Now Started Athena."
;;
'stop')
	ps ax | grep -E "${L_SRV}|${C_SRV}|${M_SRV}" | awk '{print $1}' | xargs kill
;;
'restart')
	$0 stop
	$0 start
;;
*)
	echo "Usage: athena-start { start | stop | restart }"
;;
esac

[SatoriChan]

i'm using linux. .-.

i tried ./start, it didnt work. =/

[SatoriChan]

CentOS 5.4

Edited April 13, 2012 by SatoriChan

[KeiKun]

Hi SatoriChan!

did you ./configure or ./configure --with-pcre (+ PCRE) before compiling?

[Judas]

Wht i find that works and helps is to delete the athena-start file and checkout that particular file again via terminal.

That usually does it for me. downloadin it from browser doesnt seem to work all the time

[KeiKun]

Wht i find that works and helps is to delete the athena-start file and checkout that particular file again via terminal.

That usually does it for me. downloadin it from browser doesnt seem to work all the time

can't she just do svn revert to a file?

[Judas]

yeah that should work as well

[GreenBox]

-bash: ./athena-start: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

Probably the file was saved with Windows line endings, you can convert it using dos2unix.

Edited April 13, 2012 by GreenBox

[SatoriChan]

didnt work =/

i put only ./configure at SSH, not ./configure --with-PCRE

[Matrixfox]

Are you trying to run ./athena-start start from root?

[wh1t3dr3am]

i got same error with her. can someone tell me how to fix this ?thx

i am already use ./configure --with-PCRE

[Lighta]

give a try to dos2unix ./athena-start

[wh1t3dr3am]

it's work thanks

[Judas]

nice tip

[java]

give a try to dos2unix ./athena-start

what a nice idea

[Yohann]

how to fix this?