Screen -dmS Halo_Online3 /home/user/Halo_Online3/dedicated_server.sh Screen -dmS Halo_Online2 /home/user/Halo_Online2/dedicated_server.sh Screen -dmS Halo_Online1 /home/user/Halo_Online1/dedicated_server.sh I run several servers so what I did was make another script to handle launching the different server instances and then call it with cron at reboot time. Wineconsole /home/user/Halo_Online1/eldorado.exe -launcher -dedicated -minimize #!/bin/bashĮxport WINEPREFIX=/home/user/Halo_Online1/prefix We can now make a simple launch script for the server. Open prefix/user.reg with your text editor and add the following line under "rasapi32"="native"
export WINEPREFIX=/home/user/Halo_Online1/prefixĪfter that is complete we need to make an adjustment to our DLL overrides. We’ll need the fake X display to run the server too. We set the prefix path, use a 64 bit prefix, use wineboot to generate the bare prefix, winetricks to install winhttp, and use Xvfb start a fake X display so that we can install our C++ 2012 dependency headless. Now we can begin to prepare the wine prefix that we will use for the dedicated server. Sudo apt-get install winehq-staging cabextract xvfbĭownload winetricks and use it to install winhttp: wget Update and install dependencies: sudo apt-get update In order to install i386 packages on a 64-bit system, you have to run the following command as a first step: sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386Īfterwards import the key for our repository: wget -nc sudo apt-key add Release.keyĪnd add our repository at the end of your file: /etc/apt/sources.list Wine consists of a 32-bit and optional 64-bit part. Starting with installing wine-staging, let’s follow the instructions that provides: In the guide we will be using Debian 9 Stretch and the latest wine-staging release (3.7 at the time of writing). This will be a guide for those not using the Docker container provided by DomiStyle.
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