How do I change binary names?

[Virtue 10]

Hi,
 
I am setting up two servers in 1 VPS,
but apparently it the other server won't open, so upon doing some searching, i came upon this
 
 

 

change binary name : map-server_sql to something like map-server_sql2

 

 

Thanks in advance to those who can help

[jaBote 438]

What I'd do is just using a different folder for different emulator instances. This way you can set your ports so that they don't collide and avoid some other problems.

 

I think it's the only way of making that work, though.

[Virtue 10]

well, basically thats what* i did, thinking that it would work, but for some reason, when I am trying to launch the second one, it won't open. and i am using two different set of ports for each

Edited June 19, 2013 by Virtue

[Xgear 44]

Show us the error you get on the console, there are no issues when launching two process with the same name O.o

[jaBote 438]

I could run 2 different ro emulators in 2 different folders without problem (the file names were the same, though). There's no reason you can't have 2 instances of the same emulator up and running.

 

Maybe you need different databases?

[Virtue 10]

i configured the databases. there are no errors showing, when i do athena-start start nothing happens thats just it. i was trying to solve it by myself i just posted when i can't seem to fix it.

yes, i have them on 2 different folders

[Xgear 44]

Try starting each process manually (./login-server) on each one of the instances you wanna get up.

[Virtue 10]

to the people that replied here, thanks a lot i found the cause of the problem. sorry for bothering you guys though. it was a mistake on my part

[Jguy 215]

For future reference, renaming a binary on linux:

 

 

mv old_filename new_filename

 

Example:

 

 

mv login-server_sql login-server_sql2

 

If you plan on changing the name of the login, char and map server binaries, you have to make sure the start script finds the correct ones. Open that file in your favourite text editor and do a quick find and replace.

[Virtue 10]

Thanks JMan,