Harha

Is there any hope that you guys could throw me the full source code? I find a closed source gamemode quite frustrating as a server hoster and developer since I have many decent ideas to implement to the gamemode itself and so on and I'd love to make them happen but it's a pain in the ass without the source. At least the source of some of the core components would be nice... And if you are scared of me leaking your precious gamemode's source then you are wrong, I have absolutely no reason to do so. Anyways, do as you wish, but I would highly appreciate it if I could get at least the source of some of the core files in my hands as I said... I tried to decompile them with many different de-assemblers with no luck so GJ at protecting them at least. Edit: And I guess the files are encrypted? so it's quite impossible to even decompile (Well, decrypt) them...

The greed in this community is ridiculous. Selling that kind of shit? Really, like, what's so complex about it that one couldn't make such system in like 30 minutes themselves? And if you really think that selling this kind of stuff to a few idiots pays off in the end, it doesn't. And even if you manage to get some profit with it, it won't be much. Do what you want though, but just think, even MTA is "free" in the sense that you get the full deal for free, obviously they kinda need donators but that's a whole different concept, yet you still try to sell this kind of crap, blergh, I just, see no sense in it... So much greater, greater things are given for free, still people here try to "sell" things they put zero effort in.

Quite impressive work even though the coding seems to be a bit messy atm. Thanks, I'll be hosting this on my dedicated server.

Thank you, creating that simple symbolic link worked out nicely! I was thinking about something like that but wasn't confident enough to try it out myself. And yeah, I had all the libraries which are included in lib32-ncurses (Which includes libreadline6) installed already. It was just that the version of libreadline was different to what the mta-server uses. Edit: Oh, there's the IP of my dedi in the picture. Oh well, whatever.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/n4sh2p1kf52szrq/archservmta.png As you can see, I'm getting some errors even though everything should have been set-up correctly, I've installed the needed 32bit libraries and so on... Anyone here who has some experience at running MTA server in Arch Linux? Help appreicated!