[Java] Running Bot Off of a Webserver

[iago]

Assuming you're using Bash, you can create a file in your home folder called .bash_profile (I *think*) (don't forget the period in front), and put this in it:
PATH=/usr/local/j2sdk/bin:$PATH

Just do this command at the prompt:
echo "PATH=/usr/local/j2sdk/bin:\$PATH" >> ~/.bash_profile

But Make sure you change the PATH we added (/usr/local/j2sdk/bin) to the path that the actual java executables can be found.  If you don't, it still won't work.

[AC_Drkan]

Assuming you're using Bash, you can create a file in your home folder called .bash_profile (I *think*) (don't forget the period in front), and put this in it:
PATH=/usr/local/j2sdk/bin:$PATH

Just do this command at the prompt:
echo "PATH=/usr/local/j2sdk/bin:\$PATH" >> ~/.bash_profile

But Make sure you change the PATH we added (/usr/local/j2sdk/bin) to the path that the actual java executables can be found.  If you don't, it still won't work.

Where would the world be without you?

1 Final QUESTION!!!!!
Path would be = "/javaop/bin/javaop-background.bat"
correct?

[iago]

You want the path to JAVA, not to JAVAOP.  If you need to find it, try
find / -name "java"

That'll get you a lot of wrong stuff, but it'll be in a folder called "bin" though.

[AC_Drkan]

And 5 minutes later its still running..........

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find: /homepages/3/d105986225/htdocs: Permission denied
find: /homepages/3/d105988152/htdocs: Permission denied
find: /homepages/3/d105989280/htdocs: Permission denied
find: /homepages/3/d106014707/htdocs: Permission denied



Any way to narrow it down?

EDIT:
Nevermind.

I found a Way to get it.
But now im getting this error:

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bash: /homepages/17/d105382477/htdocs/java/bin/javaop-background.bat=/usr/local/j2sdk/bin:: No such file or directory


[iago]

That .bat file was designed for users to double-click to run, and it never actually worked, and I have no idea why you are putting it anywhere.  When did I ever say to use it?

Also, /usr/local/j2sdk/bin probably ISN'T where Java is installed to.  I said at least 3 times in this topic, "change /usr/local/j2sdk/bin to where ever Java is installed on your system"

[AC_Drkan]

That .bat file was designed for users to double-click to run, and it never actually worked, and I have no idea why you are putting it anywhere.  When did I ever say to use it?

Also, /usr/local/j2sdk/bin probably ISN'T where Java is installed to.  I said at least 3 times in this topic, "change /usr/local/j2sdk/bin to where ever Java is installed on your system"

I Cannot Find Where its installed on the system.

Im searching the File Directories but im still unable to find it.

[Falcon[anti-yL]]

Reinstall it?

[MyndFyre]

Most of us who don't know how to run Linux just stick with unsafe, insecure, unstable Windows. 

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

First, what does SSL have to do with anything?
Second, I don't think your server has a JRE installed. That sucks. You're probably also violating their TOS by trying to run a bot, too.

[AC_Drkan]

First, what does SSL have to do with anything?
Second, I don't think your server has a JRE installed. That sucks. You're probably also violating their TOS by trying to run a bot, too.

Most likely,
But when the give you read and write access to the entire server,
I don't think they know what their doing.

On a Side Note:
Then how would the server run java applications Like the IRC Client?

THEIR TOS:

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Shell access is provided for web development and not for running
irc-bots, arbitrary tcp/udp servers (e.g. gameservers) or cracking toolkits.
Disregard leads to suspension of your contract.


Its not an irc bot.

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

Because the server is not running Java applets, which is what I think you're refering to. The client is.