(ASSS) Problems - A swirling vortex of infinite errors.

[scopene]

[1] Attaching

 

In ASSS it takes an incredible amount of time to re-attach to another ship after de-attaching. Is this fixable and if so, how?

 

[2] Python

 

Python modules simply do not work, I read that using Python 2.4 would resolve the issue, but my host has informed me that this could crash the other zones, so is there another option, if so, what?

 

[3] Directory

 

My zone does not show up in the downloads list, I have the directory module un-commented in modules.conf

 

[ directory ] in global.conf:

[ Directory ]

Name = SSCL Ultimate
Description =
Password = cane

Server1 = sscentral.sscuservers.net
Server2 = ssdir.playsubspace.com
Server3 = zones.sscentral.com

 

[4] Compiling modules

 

Every module I have attempted to compile has failed, resulting in a myriad of errors.

 

I have been told that my zone is 32-bit. How do I switch to 64-bit?

 

[5] Staff login RESOLVED

 

Every time you enter the zone or switch arenas you have to do ?grplogin to log in, how can I fix it so you don't have to keep logging in?

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The zone is currently connected to the SSC biller and can be accessed using SSCL Ultimate 69.164.209.244 : 5000

 

Thank you VERY much to anyone who can help me out with these problems.

Edited April 3, 2012 by scopene

[Cheese]

Python modules simply do not work, I read that using Python 2.4 would resolve the issue, but my host has informed me that this could crash the other zones, so is there another option, if so, what?

 

python sucks, use C

 

I have been told that my zone is 32-bit. How do I switch to 64-bit?

 

lol

 

Every time you enter the zone or switch arenas you have to do ?grplogin to log in, how can I fix it so you don't have to keep logging in?

 

set a ?local_password

[scopene]

 

I have been told that my zone is 32-bit. How do I switch to 64-bit?

 

lol

 

I'm just repeating what Dr Brain said:

 

Looks like you're compiling a 64-bit module for a 32-bit zone. Try adding -m32 to your CFLAGS in the makefile. This will likely cause you to see all kinds of missing dependencies. You may be better off trying to run a 64-bit zone.

 

How do I "run a 64-bit zone"?

 

Thanks for resolving the login issue.

[Cheese]

buy a new computer

thats how you change how many bits you have

 

you can only use modules for that number of bits

if none exist, you have to recompile

[Dr Brain]

You can install a 32-bit version of linux in a virtual machine (like VirtualBox) and compile your 32-bit modules there.

[scopene]

Thanks guys, much appreciated. Edited April 4, 2012 by scopene