HanziQ wrote:https://www.factorio.com/get-download/l ... ss/linux64 seems to work

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Bisa,

Please help me out. I'm running a ubuntu server at home and I'm trying to setup a headless server. I'm still new to linux, but I know how to run a headless server. But I read everywhere I should use your init script in combination with the updater from narc0tiq. I can see why an updater ...

Got quite a disturbing bug..

When i write
service factorio help (Services etc. everything added)

i get the following:

/opt/factorio-init/config: line 2: $'\r': command not found
/opt/factorio-init/config: line 6: $'\r': command not found
/opt/factorio-init/config: line 9: $'\r': command not ...

- comms, a slack or discord server/group whatever they are (so long as they are free)

I've actually set up a trello board (private for now till we have a basic vision and perhaps something to showcase till we open it to the public)
if anyone is interested in the idea of developing/maintaining a ...

I don't think that's hijacking the thread. All content is in the first post and as long as we don't make it a fast-paced 5-page discussion that OP can't reasonably keep up with, it's relevant to discuss here right?

Hope not =) we are in fact discussing a database with griefers :idea:

I've never ...

so if any of you able to code a multiplayer ban database , i would love to participate

sorry for the thread hijack - as I wrote earlier, all you really need to do is maintain a copy of the banlist.json file (either via a github repo or manually adding/removing entries from a central location such ...

have a look at crowdin m8: https://crowdin.com/project/factorio/de#

I've not been modding for quite a while now, but it seems to me like an auto-ban tool should be possible within the current system.

Anyone know a reason why a script couldn't monitor the factorio-current.log for joins, check the username against a list, send a command to ban?

with the introduced ...

I'm just going to throw this out here - is the source available for review? :)

Sorry Bisa, thought factorio would send me replies to email.. if you want the source code still I can upload it (Yes it is very badly coded, but eh..)

no bother m8, but if anyone else is finicky about running exe ...

joining in chorus - while polling the /players command is possible it would still be nice to know exactly who and when someone joined based on the logs

tacgnol wrote:sweet, thanks ! that was quick !

hehe, yea, no problem check the commit - I already had the code for getting the version, all I needed was adding the command for it ;p

Would it be possible to add a function in the auto complete shell to get the current factorio server version ? like 'factorio --version' something like that ... would be great :)

added "version" with the latest commit https://github.com/Bisa/factorio-init/commit ...

feds wrote:i'm new.

- learning by doing, nice that you got it working, good luck with your server!

feds wrote:well thanks for looking and replying anyway

np, btw - what OS are you running? (also did you try the headless binary?)

Aye, there it is again:

0.422 Error Util.cpp:57: No such node (description)


I'm afraid I have no idea what that error means (It's an error from factorio itself, not my init script), you need to figure that one out before you can use my script I'm afraid.
Have you tried the 0.14.x releases ...

feds wrote: 0.428 Error Util.cpp:57: No such node (description)[/code]

Looks like you are unable to start factorio? what happens if you run the invocation command manually?
i.e whatever "./factorio invocation" outputs

ah, good catch! you need to ensure your shell knows about the factorio command (I suggest adding it to your /usr/local/bin folder as such:

ln -s /opt/factorio-init/factorio /usr/local/bin/factorio


(btw restarting the server wont be needed when adding stuff to the auto complete folder or bashrc ...

I didnt have time to double check this; but I think the latency argument was removed with 0.14.0, try removing it and run like this instead:

presenting v2.3.1 - now with auto completion for bash

also @tacgnol try sourcing the auto complete script and type "factorio [tab][tab]" it will help you finish the arguments for the factorio script