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Re: player files
- To: Chris Hooven <>
- Subject: Re: player files
- From: Peter Mardahl <>
- Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 10:47:56 -0700
- cc: crossfire (at) ifi.uio.no
- In-reply-to: Your message of "Wed, 14 Sep 1994 09:07:40 MDT." <>
In message <>, Chris Hooven writes:
>I have to questions
>
>1) Can you make Crossfire look in the $HOME dir for the player files
Yes. You have to have #define SECURE UNDEFINED in config.h.
then setenv LIBDIR <whatever>. I haven't experimented with this,
so it might not work as expected. However, I think it'll try and look
for maps, archetypes, treasures, pixmaps, etc. there too, all the lib stuff.
You'll need either links or copies perhaps.
>2) If I start the server then start the crossclient I can fine my player
> but when someone else starts crossclient it tries to start a new player
> but the play name they try to use is already there. I think this is a
> permission problem? What should they be we are members of a different
> group then crossfire is.
The question is, "who is the server running as" and "who can write to
the player directory" You might want to make a lib/players dir.
If the server is being run by someone not able to write in lib/players,
things are not going to work.
PeterM