[HowTo] Run a PRoCon Layer (1.4.0.6) with Linux+mono

[Phil_K]

Hi.

The 1.2.0.0 has a bug dealing with the creation of the usage.xml which is fixed in the next version.
Take a look at the procon.cfg and set "procon.private.options.allowanonymoususagedat a" to False.

Greets
Phil.

[johnny5]

Are you guys saying it works? Or it sort of works.

I'll give it go if you say it works.

I think you said it sort of works, sorry bout that.

[XpKiller]

It works if you follow the steps in my how to. But I cant say if every plugin will work.

[Geordie_Ben]

Thanks Xp,

I have this now working, the only issue im now facing is startup.sh to run this as a service.

i get this error............... "-bash: ./startup.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory"

And this is how my code looks

#!/bin/bash
cd /root/PRoCon_1.2.0.0
mono-service2 -l:./proconservice.lock PRoCon.Service.exe

Does anything look out of place here?

Regards,
Geordie

[XpKiller]

Thanks Xp,

I have this now working, the only issue im now facing is startup.sh to run this as a service.

i get this error............... "-bash: ./startup.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory"

And this is how my code looks

#!/bin/bash
cd /root/PRoCon_1.2.0.0
mono-service2 -l:./proconservice.lock PRoCon.Service.exe

Does anything look out of place here?

Regards,
Geordie

it seems that you dont have bash installed try

#!/bin/sh instead of #!/bin/bash

[Geordie_Ben]

it seems that you dont have bash installed try

#!/bin/sh instead of #!/bin/bash

No that still gives me the same error Killer

EDIT: I'm sure i have bash installed aswell, i run a bot.sh for a ts3 bot and that has a bash command init

[XpKiller]

strange
and what happens if leave that line out?

Are the file permissions are correct? is the files executeable?

try chmod +x startup.sh

[Phil_K]

Hi.

Thanks Xp,

I have this now working, the only issue im now facing is startup.sh to run this as a service.

i get this error............... "-bash: ./startup.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory"

The file has line breaks encoded for windows, see the ^M at the end.
You can use vi to edit and delete them or do a dos2unix convert.

Greets
Phil.

[XpKiller]

ahh Phil i over seen that^^

[Geordie_Ben]

Hey Guys,

Thank you both for your support, i got this 100% working. The startup.sh did indeed have linebreaks init and that seemed to have done the trick, so a massive thanks for all the support

Regards,
Geordie