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1 | Some basic instructions on how to use OpenSim/OGS for hackers and geeks | ||
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4 | 1.First, either get in touch with a grid owner or install the OGS server components on your own server. | ||
5 | 2.Ask the grid owner to send you keys over a secure channel (encrypted email, paper mail, phone, encrypted IM/IRC). If you and the grid owner are not concerned about security (YOU SHOULD BE!!!) then this exchange can be done over any communications channel. | ||
6 | 3.Edit src/Config.cs to reflect your changes or if the grid owner has provided you with a template/custom database, drop opensim.yap into bin/ | ||
7 | 4.If you edited src/Config.cs then run "nant build" at the root directory | ||
8 | 5.With mono on Linux/BSD cd into bin/ and run "mono OpenSim.exe", On win32 just run OpenSim.exe | ||
9 | 5.Login to the grid with a standard viewer and find your sim (note that at certain times the SVN version does not allow logins) | ||
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11 | Some basic instructions on how to use OpenSim/OGS for the laymen | ||
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14 | 1.Ensure you either have mono or the .NET framework runtime installed | ||
15 | 2.Find a grid owner | ||
16 | 3.Ask the grid owner to send you connection instructions | ||
17 | 4.Either install the grid owner's opensim.yap by placing it into the same directory as OpenSim.exe or follow their instructions | ||
18 | 5.On Linux/BSD, go to a command prompt and type: | ||
19 | cd /path/to/where/you/downloaded/ | ||
20 | cd bin/ | ||
21 | mono OpenSim.exe | ||
22 | 6.Login to the grid in the normal way | ||