Help me pls, RUN SeRVER ERORR

Server does not start with "screen"(VDS), without the "screen" starts normally. Use the "libcod2_1_0"(nomysql) Help please.
Error: "[screen is terminating]"

Post startup line + OS

Have you tried:

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screen -AmdS server
screen -x server

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instead of just using screen directly in your startup line?

CentOS
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LD_PRELOAD="/root/cod2/libcod2_1_0.so" screen ./run_server +set sv_maxclients 8 +set fs_game test +exec server.cfg +map_rotate +set net_ip 194.94.124.234 +set net_port 28969 +set dedicated 2
/== [screen terminating]
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chmod 755, all files!
//////////////////////
LD_PRELOAD="/root/cod2/libcod2_1_0.so" ./run_server +set sv_maxclients 8 +set fs_game test +exec server.cfg +map_rotate +set net_ip 194.94.124.234 +set net_port 28969 +set dedicated 2
/== normal start

You are trying to "inject" the .so into the "screen" process, which is obviously not the Call of Duty server...

Make a file called server.sh, enter:

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LD_PRELOAD="/root/cod2/libcod2_1_0.so" ./run_server +set sv_maxclients 8  +set fs_game test +exec server.cfg +map_rotate +set net_ip  194.94.124.234 +set net_port 28969 +set dedicated 2

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chmod +x server.sh

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And start it your old way:

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screen server.sh

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Which is ofc cumbersome, because the screen session has no name then, hence rather start it as IzNoGoD pointed out, by entering the screen-session and simply type:

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./server.sh

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Originally Posted by IzNoGoD

Have you tried:

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screen -AmdS server
screen -x server

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instead of just using screen directly in your startup line?

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Use

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screen -r server

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instead of x

x works fine too

screen -r will fail when the screen is attached already, while -x never fails ^^

Ah oke, didnt know that. I thought it might be a typo

Thx, guys)) I dont have problem))

result: "screen -amdS cod2"
screen -rd ...
LD_PRELOAD...

remember the capital A in -AmdS?

and why -rd?

screen -ls
// screen list
screen -rd NUMSCREEN
//go to screen)

just use -r or -x, not -rd