OK, so I can now "cash in" through the web version.
I can start the graphical client, skip out to the web page, then come back.
However much I cash in for, though, I get the message from the client
"you don't have enough money to play on this table". This is all play
money.
Perhaps this doesn't matter though. The main thing I want to do is
use the framework so that a group of bots can play each other. I
suspect I don't need the graphical client for that?
Can anyone give me a pointer on how to get started hooking bots up in games?
Thanks,
Tom
On 21/10/06, Loic Dachary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thomas David Baker writes:
> I've got it up and running now. pokerserver and poker2d. When I try
> to join games it tells me to "cash in". So I've installed poker-web
> and visited the cash in page. However when I submit the page to cash
> in I get some errors[1].
Create a currency user with currency as a password, using
phpmyadmin for instance.
> This is because the currency user can't get into the database in the
> currency_one.php page[2]. Is this user supposed to be created upon
> installation?
It should but it's not. Harmless if you use poker2d to connect
to poker.pokersource.info but fatal if you try to run your own server.
There should be a bug report about that in gna.org/projects/pokersource
Welcome aboard ;-)
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