How can I set up my own server?

kenshin1987 · 14-Nov-2010 23:27:50

Hi,arkeon and iri

What is the main fuction of
"svn:server\ScolJavaServer\" ?

How can I put the scol app on my own server(such as:localhost)?

I have installed the "svn:server\ScolJavaServer\install" by the instructions and run my scs2 to upload to localhost:8080 ,but nothing happened.

and one more question ,Can SCS 2.5.2 use new render engine ogre3d?

Last edited by kenshin1987 (14-Nov-2010 23:50:49)

iri · 15-Nov-2010 00:46:49

Hi,

kenshin1987 wrote:

and one more question ,Can SCS 2.5.2 use new render engine ogre3d?

Not yet.

arkeon · 15-Nov-2010 18:34:38

Hi kenshin,

the ScolJavaServer is only a communication server for OpenSpace3D not for the SCS2

for the SCS2 serveur you need to install the scol server under linux or windows

hebdemnobad · 22-Apr-2011 20:41:17

is there any tutorials/info on running a ScolJavaServer on win xp/vista? i currently host an xmpp server (on and off at my whim) in my humble basement desktop
-h

hebdemnobad · 14-Nov-2011 13:14:40

respectfully bumping.

arkeon · 14-Nov-2011 16:04:41

Hi,

there is an install.txt in the install directory : https://arkeon.dyndns.org/svn-scol/trun … nstall.txt

hebdemnobad · 14-Nov-2011 16:14:38

thanks arkeon

hebdemnobad · 28-Dec-2013 18:41:14

arkeon what files from: https://arkeon.dyndns.org/svn-scol/trun … r/install/ should I downoad to run the server on windows 7, and where would I put the downloaded files? would I have to set up a localhost server on my machine?
thx
-h

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arkeon · 28-Dec-2013 18:52:44

you must get all that files.
then you can install java JRE or copy the directory in the same place.
you can then launch the service

look at https://arkeon.dyndns.org/svn-scol/trun … nstall.txt

hebdemnobad · 28-Dec-2013 18:57:26

thx, so if the jre directory is: C:\Program Files\Java\jre7....would I put all of the files there, or in one of the sub-directories (bin or lib)?

arkeon · 28-Dec-2013 22:09:27

is the jre is in the default directory you can change it here https://arkeon.dyndns.org/svn-scol/trun … ervice.ini

vm.location=c:/program files/java..../jre/bin/client/jvm.dll

no you should install the server in a new directory any where you want

hebdemnobad · 28-Dec-2013 23:43:38

Thx arkeon.... if I am running the server locally, what URL should os3d connect to?

arkeon · 29-Dec-2013 10:33:37

in the ini file you have the server port "arg.1=9090"
so you should connect to 127.0.0.1:9090

hebdemnobad · 29-Dec-2013 23:48:03

arkeon wrote:

in the ini file you have the server port "arg.1=9090"
so you should connect to 127.0.0.1:9090

Thx, I'll try this.

hebdemnobad · 16-Oct-2014 16:12:50

does anyone have a recommendation for the server os if I plan to put the scol java server on a commercial hosting server?
and if anyone has a recommendation for a company, please share

thx!
-h

arkeon · 16-Oct-2014 16:52:06

I think it is cheaper on linux and certainly more robust.

hebdemnobad · 16-Oct-2014 17:01:58

arkeon wrote:

I think it is cheaper on linux and certainly more robust.

I done some looking and yes linux is cheaper...are there any server minimum requriements. When I chat with hosting vendors, they are usually ignorant as to what java even means....is jvm v. 1.6 bascially the only minimum requirement?

iri · 16-Oct-2014 18:13:18

If you (or a person you delegate) can administer, you can install what you want how you want.
The vendors are often ignorants.

arkeon · 16-Oct-2014 19:25:39

it depend if you want to use the same server for website, database, data upload / download and also the javaserver.
Also I don't have any look back on java server use with large user community.

hebdemnobad · 16-Oct-2014 20:15:30

arkeon wrote:

it depend if you want to use the same server for website, database, data upload / download and also the javaserver.
Also I don't have any look back on java server use with large user community.

I would like the chat server and database to all be with one host. If the user community gets too large, that's a problem that I look forward to having.

iri · 16-Oct-2014 20:42:22

Here, for this kind of needs, the server is "empty" (or with a "basic" linux distribution like GNU Debian) and the admin installs what he wants : java, scol, dolphin, apache, and all.
Indeed, it is difficult to find a perfect server.

hebdemnobad · 16-Oct-2014 20:46:20

maybe I'll just find it in my basement :-)

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