Solved Rust server on Linux natively?

I am having an absolute nightmare trying to get this to work on Centos 7, could anyone who got it working possibly make a guide?

 

Use LGSM
rustserver: Rust |
PS : Need a x64 OS.

Then for oxide, just extract it in serverfiles

 

Wulf, my savior ! (I'm so desperate right now...)
How would i miss dependencies after just updating Rust and Oxide ? (didn't do any OS update)

 

Then can i still start it the same way as the LGSM tools says?
http://puu.sh/nuFN4/f83b706944.png

Is this how it should look?

 

You're trying to move your install into an LGSM install ? Very bad idea if you don't know what you're doing.

Those ugly .exe and .bat has nothing to do on your linux machine.
RustDedicated_Data is supposed to be in serverfiles, so does oxide.root.json.

BTW, is that coming from the windows Oxide version ?
Come on... Find the linux version here.
GitHub - OxideMod/Snapshots: Latest and greatest snapshots for all Oxide projects.

And do a clean LGSM install please.
Then eventually copy your saved files, plugins and stuff into your identity folder ( serverfiles/server/rust-server )

 

That's what i thought. Maybe some files didn't overwrite properly. That's what happened at first when oxide wasn't loading with unzip -u
Then second time : unzip -o, oxide worked.
Then third time manually using FTP, no change at all.
I'll check permissions and ownership on files. Maybe i've been stupid enough to run a zip update as root once, and those files can't be overwritten.

Edit : Just tried, everything belongs to the right user. I just run chmod +x on every files into RustDedicated_Data/Managed just to make sure (some of the files were not executable).

Code:

[Oxide] 19:10 [Error] Clans plugin failed to compile!
[Oxide] 19:10 [Error] Compiler disconnected.

Didn't reboot yet though

 

Code:

To start server type:
./rustserver start[rustserver@ns300440 ~]$ ./rustserver start
    fetching functions/command_start.sh...OK
    fetching functions/check_systemdir.sh...OK
    fetching functions/check_logs.sh...OK
    fetching functions/check_ip.sh...OK
    fetching functions/check_tmux.sh...OK
    fetching functions/check_config.sh...OK
    fetching functions/fix_steamcmd.sh...OK
[  OK  ] Starting rust-server: Applying steamclient.so general fix: Rust
    fetching functions/info_config.sh...OK
    fetching functions/logs.sh...OK
[ .... ] Starting rust-server: Rustfailed to connect to server: Connection refus                                                                                                                                                             ed
[ FAIL ] Starting rust-server: Unable to start Rust
[rustserver@ns300440 ~]$

This is just on a blank LGSM install, I am so new to rust servers but I have a lot of experience with minecraft, sorry if I am useless

 

it is not native Linux RUST server, most likely just win emulation with some useful configs
we need full network reversing or free source from Garry )))

 

Some dude has the exact same issue, seems like it's because he runs a 32 bit OS (which isn't advised for Rust, especially because it needs more than 4GB RAM) please post here, we will diagnose this with you.
Rustfailed to connect to server: Connection refused :: Linux Game Server Managers

 

So, about my issue i made a test with the compiler, tried to compile manually :

Code:

rust@Ulti:~/compilertest$ ls
CSharpCompiler  DeathNotes.cs
rust@Ulti:~/compilertest$ ./CSharpCompiler DeathNotes.cs
Segmentation fault
rust@Ulti:~/compilertest$ ls
CSharpCompiler  DeathNotes.cs

Conclusion : The compiler file works and doesn't lack dependencies. The segmentation fault is normal because it tries to run it, but the compilation works.

 

hmm, i try install this LGSM and find all DLL files for Windows RUST Server version ))) lol

 

This is very strange, this is running on a Kimsufi ks4, which is 64 bit OS?

 

He uses .NET files for Windows runtime, it is just windows kernel emulation. Linux natively uses .so libs and own kernel.

 

That's still kinda native in the sense that you don't need to mess around with Wine, and can use bash at it's best on it.

 

We need rewrite or reverse-write RUST server code to use Linux runtime and that will be natively ))