Im looking for a bot that will load on FBSD 5.4......tried using zDS but it was compiled on 4.xx and idk wtf do to make it work on 5.4 unless i get the source code and recompile
So recompile it? :p
zDS is open source.
The linux version is open source, the freebsd version never surfaced (I ran into this problem previously). Here is what I was told: Find ZeroOne bot, something I still havent found.. :-\
If you've got the source to one, it shouldn't be hard to move it to another Unix...
Copy over the code and make adjustments, it should still work...
does javaop not run on fbsd?
Quote from: l)ragon on February 05, 2006, 03:34 PM
does javaop not run on fbsd?
JavaOp can run on any system with a working JVM. IIRC, there've never been any particularly good JVMs for BSD because Sun didn't think it was important enough.
Yes, installing java on fbsd is a royal pain in the ass, including finding a distro :-\
yah see im not a very technical person here:\ so it makes it that much harder, im just kinda still learning to use my shells
Quote from: Tazo on February 05, 2006, 11:01 PM
Yes, installing java on fbsd is a royal pain in the ass, including finding a distro :-\
It didn't seem too difficult. Although my harddrive crapped out while Java was compiling, that can barely be blamed on Java. :)
Alternatively, try SlackChat (http://www.javaop.com/~tmp/). It's fairly simple, and written in C for Slackware. Converting it over to FreeBSD shouldn't be terribly difficult. The code I wrote that was based on it worked with one very tiny change (changing #include <malloc.h> to <stdlib.h>, which was a good idea anyways).
Quote from: Tazo on February 05, 2006, 11:01 PM
Yes, installing java on fbsd is a royal pain in the ass, including finding a distro :-\
That didn't make sense to me.
A bit late, but I agree that installing Java is annoying due to licensing. I have to download crap from Sun's site which requires a gui-based browser (I couldn't get it with lynx or links), which means I have to install x, firefox, etc. (*sob*).
Anyways, I verified that SlackChat (http://www.javaop.com/~tmp) works on FreeBSD. Just make sure you compile with gmake. Unfortunately, the version is out of date, so either somebody has to harass tmp to update it or you should update it yourself.