I can start my bot (windrop) on windows server. I get "can´t write to temp dir"..
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Can´t start my windrop on windows server 2003
Please use the 'search' option given before you post. That's why
it is given for the users to availiable, so therefore you should take
benefit of it, rather than post things again and wait for people to reply.
Alot of posts have been already answered on this subject lately,
on numerous occasions.
See this thread.
http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=7913
Use the 'search' function maybe "tmp dir", "can't write tmp" etc.
it is given for the users to availiable, so therefore you should take
benefit of it, rather than post things again and wait for people to reply.
Alot of posts have been already answered on this subject lately,
on numerous occasions.
See this thread.
http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=7913
Use the 'search' function maybe "tmp dir", "can't write tmp" etc.
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From the FAQ at Windrop Central
Q: Does Windrop support Windows 2003 Server ?
No since Cygwin still has some issues when used under Windows 2003 Server. Will have to wait until Windows 2003 Server support in Cygwin improves.
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There's no dramas running a Windrop on Windows 2003 Server as long as one downloads the correct file (which includes Cygwin). I use Windows 2003 .NET Server and run Windrops for various testing purposes.
A temp dir has to be created after the Windrop is extracted. This folder has to be named "tmp" and created within the "eggdrop" folder. Then check in the bots configuration file and make sure that this setting is set correctly: set temp-path "tmp/"
A temp dir has to be created after the Windrop is extracted. This folder has to be named "tmp" and created within the "eggdrop" folder. Then check in the bots configuration file and make sure that this setting is set correctly: set temp-path "tmp/"
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Is correct caesar, but I have a "thing" about standardising. I like to keep Windrop settings the same as the Unix ones to remove any confusion factor (as I also use Unix shells).
As an "adendum" SaJkO, you can very easily compile your own Windrops in Windows. You need to install the latest version of Cygwin and then can use it to install the latest libraries needed; minires-0.97 being needed for the DNS module.
All you do then is download the eggdrop tarball and from the Cygwin command window follow the instructions in COMPILING-FAQ (D. Cygwin / Windows) which is in the doc folder.
As an "adendum" SaJkO, you can very easily compile your own Windrops in Windows. You need to install the latest version of Cygwin and then can use it to install the latest libraries needed; minires-0.97 being needed for the DNS module.
All you do then is download the eggdrop tarball and from the Cygwin command window follow the instructions in COMPILING-FAQ (D. Cygwin / Windows) which is in the doc folder.