Now I want to run you script, but seems i get errors like the config file not found... etc..
Where do I change the PATHS and on wich lines?


Hi, I'm sure you got it sorted eventually ;)
for future reference, please report issues at https://github.com/Bisa/factorio-init/issues (oh, and the ...

Cool, glad you found it useful

I'm loving the idea of logi bot removal, I had a more fun and challenging game play working towards the logi network embargo achievement than any of the other achievements -and my base got really belt-messy and dynamic/fun to watch

tacgnol wrote:thanks in advance!

You are welcome!

You sir|madame are indeed a hero, thnx!

(needed this to get my development environment up and running after lying dormant for a year or so, yum upgrade didn't do the trick sadly )

I just wanted to say thank you for making this script.
You are most welcome, glad you find it useful :)

I need permission to write to /opt in order to do the install, but I also believe I should not be running the install as root.
Ouch, I had not thought that one through, currently the user ...

The part on automatic mod download is the most alluring of this suggestion in my opinion - on the topic of matchmaking, I must agree with SilverB1rd, without a way to actually "match" players with each other based on some kind of "rank" all you really can accomplish is putting random players ...

cool, thnx m8

would i need to make this file myself, or can i locate it somewhere?

you either create one by banning "someone" to have the game generate it for you - or using a text editor vim/notepad++ with the following format:

{
"bans": [
{
"username": "someone"
}
]
}

and place it in your factorio ...

noliVe wrote:tripping?

hehe, sorry man, I'm pulling your leg - felt like giving the topic a bump and say hello

i understood its not possible t ban them before they join
with the addition of the banlist.json file (forgot the name, but it's something like that) you can now ban players preemptively - simply add an entry in your banlist and they will not be able to connect

as for a mod, your best bet is ...

I love you regardless

I saw you took noliVe's offer - still:

siim wrote:As I described in my post hamachi vpn works badly

The match making server should allow you to play without a vpn any way and most if not all port forwarding issues can be resolved with https://portforward.com/

Have fun!

Tripping much lately noliVe?

Thats wrong cause me and two friends played together and i was the only one who port forwarded then a couple days later after we played for 3-4 days they just couldnt connect but they never port forwarded.

Nice necro post m8 ;)

for any future readers - my above comment does not apply any longer ...

mickael9 wrote:How hard can it be to just write the chat in the log file (possibly with an option to do so) ?

doubt it's a question of "difficulty", I suspect it's more of a priority thing - there's probably more stuff going on that are more important than this - bump nonetheless

TheEisbaer wrote:It's my first time using linux CentOS 7, and this message doesn't seem right, any advice?

I've given you some suggestions in your github issue.

What's the deal with the ../../ in the path configs? Isthere a reason this is there?

Do you mean the:
[path]
read-data=__PATH__executable__/../../data
write-data=__PATH__executable__/../..
on config/config.ini? If so, this is a reference to "two directory above the executable file", ergo ...

If you are still around to update this - look into using the "latest" link instead of having the user figure out which version to use, it's probably the latest any way? https://www.factorio.com/get-download/latest/headless/linux64 (also, a shameless self promote - the factorio init script I'm ...

Shameless bump as version 2.5.0 now includes the ability to download the latest headless server from Wube to effortlessly install factorio on your linux server.