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for RHEL based destributions (centos/fedora, doubt anyone here would use redhat as it's paid) you just have to download the rpm from java's site and do
rpm -ivh jre*.rpm
then launch the jar with java -jar command
Ah alrighty I've never really used RHEL distros before. I've downloaded and installed fedora on a virtual machine so I can carry on with this guide and this will come in handy.
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With most servers being Linux, a lot of users might need this. I pinned your tutorial. Nice work :-)
Thankyou
I'm going to add a guide for Arch linux users and possibly Redhat aswell.
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Awesome tutorial man, people have been having issues so thanks for this.
Very nice. :')
Thankyou
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Nice tutorial
Got a while yet before it's finished But I plan on finishing it when I get time.
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Debian/Ubuntu
Installing Java
1) Read this guide: http://askubuntu.com...-uninstall-java and remove Java (if you have any installed)
2) Open up Terminal (You can do ctrl+alt+t) to open it up (if you don't know what it is)
3) Okay, so now you need to add the PPA for Java
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java4) Now update
sudo apt-get update5) Now finally install Java
sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer6) After Java 8 has been installed, we need to set the Java variables
sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-set-defaultThis will set the java environment variables automatically.
7) So now we need to make sure Java 8 has installed
java -versionYou should get an output like this
Downloading DreamBot
1) Please download DreamBot
You can find the link to download DreamBot via the navigation bar located at the top of the forum
Where it says "Download" Please click that
[Optional]
2) Locate DreamBotLauncher.jar > Should be located in your /Downloads folder if that's your default download location
3) Move the file to your Desktop.
Running DreamBot
1) Now you need to execute DreamBots .jar file. You can do this via terminal.
With Terminal still open use this command
cd /path/to/.jarto direct terminal to the location of your .jar file. Where it says /path/to/ you need to change this to the location. For example, mine would be
cd /home/zac/desktop/dreambot2) Once you've located the .jar file, run this command
chmod u+x DreamBotLauncher.jar3) Now you should be able to run the client.
[Optional]
Use this command below to run the .jar via Terminal
java -jar DreamBotLauncher.jarRed Hat/CentOS
Arch Linux
DreamBot & Linux [Tutorial]
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Glad it helped you