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Just installed the new jk2ded 103 file and now I'm getting seg fault error.

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 MarleY
05-08-2002, 6:02 PM
#1
Gametype changed, clearing session data.
Segmentation fault - core dumped
$ sh: turning off NDELAY mod


Running this on a FreeBSD 4.5 box. Had no problems before and that's the only change I made. I deleted the orig file and copied this one into the dir. Can anyone help?
 e-RIX
05-08-2002, 6:19 PM
#2
Same problem here on a Redhat 7.2 server....

segmentation fault after loading the cvars...
 Suraklin
05-08-2002, 6:21 PM
#3
Copy the assets2.pk3 file into your servers base dir.
 geronimo27
05-08-2002, 7:34 PM
#4
Make sure you get ahold of assets2.pk3, copy it over to your /base dir, make sure when you make this file transfer you use binary mode, and then make sure the .pk3 has correct permissions on it.

It should work after that.

Good luck!
 splatter21
05-09-2002, 6:46 AM
#5
Hey All,

i just set up a Debian Linux box.
P3 450/320ram/6GB

i followed all the instructions and ran the server but got a segmentation fault. i see the hopefull fix here but where do i get that file? Thanks for all the cool help too ;-)
 gamehost
05-09-2002, 8:09 AM
#6
just download the windows / client update 1.03, install it and you have the assets2.pk3 in your base directory. ftp upload to the server and it works :)
 splatter21
05-09-2002, 8:27 AM
#7
Sweet ;-) just did that and all is well. but it's probally covered in a dif post but i can't search through the posts. but (getting to the point) i now have a game server and client that are all fine and dandy but what ports (UDP, TCP) do i need to foward in my FW?
 adorai
05-10-2002, 8:46 AM
#8
the port you set the dedicated server up to use (default is 29070 i believe) as well as any established/related connections.
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