-- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] My main point is, if you're going to ask for help, try not to be an ass. I don't have anything to tell you because mine installed flawlessly and everything is up and running with no problems whatsoever, but if someone does have something that can help you, they're far less inclined to do so when you act like a prick.
On 9/23/07, tsuehpsyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > -- > [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] > Whether or not you believe my demeanor involves too much "whining" doesn't > negate the fact that the installer itself cannot make up it's mind as to > where it should install the server. As for whining too much, you really > need a reality check. If you can point out how I "whine too much" to the > mailing list, please, do so. Unlike your extremely helpful response, I > actually interject in the mailing list when I have time to help out, > something I've yet to see come out of you aside from this beauty of a > post. > I actually pointed out the problems thus far, and considering the flood of > messages on the mailing list since release with people having issues, I > know > I'm not the only one. > > And no, actually, they are not giving me the ability to host anything at > this point, as you can see by my initial email, try as I might to get the > actual program installed. Try taking notes while reading. They've admitted > the installer was having issues with connection resets and they would > "look > at it tomorrow" the day it was released, which still hasn't happened, at > least not that I'm aware of. Even when steam does install to the correct > folders, it still resets between content installations. > > Chances are you've just started hosting and really have no idea what > you're > talking about, so I'll let your ignorant comments slide. The fact that > they > had a release date set for this before they even had a working Linux > server > platform, while bad, is only worsened by the fact that they couldn't reach > the deadline. I could even let that slide, if I was at least able to get a > working set of tf2 server files. Shit, I'll take a tarball of the entire > installation of someone mirrors it. I assume VALVe does all of their > testing > on Windows only, then converts to Linux as needed? > > Either way, I know I'm not the only person who's had enough broken Linux > updates to last a lifetime. Yours work for you? Great! I can't wait until > mine does. But unless you have something helpful to solve the problem or > want to elaborate more in a helpful manner, keep your mouth shut. > > > On 9/23/07, Ryan Schremp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > -- > > [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] > > That's funny. My install went fine, and I'm up and running perfectly. My > > retort isn't that it's a beta, it's that you whine too much. > > Don't ask for help and bitch at the company that's giving you the > ability > > to > > run your server for what's already a very popular game. > > Whine, whine, bitch moan. That'll get you tons of help, I'm sure. > > > > On 9/23/07, tsuehpsyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > -- > > > [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] > > > Okay, I'm getting more and more fed up with not only the fouled up > > > installs > > > (files missing, some installing incorrectly), but the constant > > connection > > > resets while attempting to install TF2. I've been as diplomatic as > > > possible, > > > but now, the steam update tool is installing TF2 into a different > > install > > > path on and off????? > > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/setup $ ./update > > > Checking bootstrapper version ... > > > Updating Installation > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > Checking/Installing 'Team Fortress 2 Content' version 5 > > > > > > 0.00% .\tf\bin\server.dll > > > > > > Okay, as you can see, that's the beginning of the install. Notice all > of > > > the > > > no record found at .'s? This is a blank folder installing a new > install > > of > > > tf2, running the command "./steam -command update -game "tf" -dir ." > > which > > > should install our game. However, sometimes I get what you see above, > > > other > > > times I get half "No record at ." and half "No record found at > > orangebox". > > > Example: > > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/setup$ ./update > > > Checking bootstrapper version ... > > > Updating Installation > > > No installation record found at ./orangebox > > > No installation record found at ./orangebox > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at . > > > No installation record found at ./orangebox > > > Checking/Installing 'Team Fortress 2 Content' version 5 > > > > > > 0.00% ./orangebox\tf\bin\server.dll > > > > > > You cannot be serious in that I am getting different paths to install > > the > > > files when trying to install tf2 multiple times. If it's not one > thing, > > > it's > > > another. > > > > > > Yes I know it's a beta, so if you're going to retort that this is a > > beta, > > > don't. This is a public beta, and if it wasn't ready for prime-time > beta > > > testing, it shouldn't have been released. I've just had it up to here > > with > > > Linux being the bastard child of the dedicated servers with VALVe, and > > the > > > fact that I purchased a server specifically to host this game, and I > > > *can't > > > even install the damn files to do so*, I've about reached my limit. > I've > > > hosted Source for coming up on three years, and I've dealt with some > > wacky > > > stuff over the years (like updates completely breaking Linux, no > plugins > > > involved), but this takes the cake. > > > > > > Can you throw the Linux admins a bone, VALVe? 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