Solved Linux builds for Rust?

G'day guys,

Just wondering if there's any anticipated timeline for this, or particular factors which may make it difficult or otherwise not planned?

I see there are linux-native versions for many other gameservers, and I'd rather not have to deal with Wine and all of its quirks if possible.

Kind regards,
- Gliktch

 

If you install the Linux version of SteamCMD (SteamCMD - Valve Developer Community) it lets you download it?

It appeared to be a native Linux Rust server. Just couldn't get the Oxide part on, it seemed.

Dedicated Servers List - Valve Developer Community

258550 - Linux and Windows versions

 

No worries, well hopefully it won't provide too many complications Looking forward to testing!

 

You have a server Rust running on Linux ?

 

Yes, native Linux x64 (not Wine), but it can't load Oxide as there's no Linux build yet.

 

I have to linux 64 does not start. What is your distribution?
[DOUBLEPOST=1451152366][/DOUBLEPOST]I debian 8.
Maybe there is something special when you start?

 

I'm running on Linux Mint 17.2 Rafaela, XFCE 64-bit edition. I didn't change any configuration or game parameters, simply ran SteamCMD, let it do all its own updating, logged in as anonymous, set the force_install_dir parameter, ran app_update 258550, and then launched the server itself by right-clicking in its folder, choosing Open Terminal Here, and running the executable.

I've since deleted it since space is at a premium on this SSD, and I couldn't get it to run Oxide yet (I have no interest in running a vanilla server, certainly not from my own computer) - but as soon as there's a compatible Oxide release, I'll be testing it ASAP

 

Are there any requirements for running the server on linux?
I have a mistake:

Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates
a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the native libraries
used by your application.