Open aguerson opened 3 hours ago
Reading "$(document)/Stratagus/stderr.txt" & "stdout.txt" might give some indications of possible issues.
In Ubuntu there is only two directories
my homedir ~/.stratagus
with "data.Wargus" and "wc2" directories
and
/usr/share/games/stratagus/wargus
No files named "stderr.txt" or "stdout.txt"
How did you launch wargus to have these files ?
I'm on Windows... On *nix, it seems it is only in regular console output on MacOs, it is in /tmp/stdout.txt
wc2/logs/*.txt might be there if crash happens once game is started.
Describe the bug I try to play to wargus 3.3.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS in multiplayers in LAN and it crashes
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Disable firewall or iptables if exist Install Wargus on ubuntu Compile Wargus with GOG installer ( no error ) Launch wargus Enter in Menu "Multi player Game" Change Nickname Choose "Create Game" Select a map ( Classic/Bridge to bridge combat.pud.smp.gz" ) Select Create Game Wait the second player/computer
=> Do the same install on a second computer with the same conf ( ubuntu 22.04 LTS without iptables or firewall ) and with a different Nickname => Select "Join Local Game" => Add server => Change server IP => Press OK
The two Nickname/player are under the "Players" list.
The second computer press "Ready"
The first player/computer press "Start Game"
It crashes !
Expected behavior The game must be launch the map
Screenshots and Logs no verbose logs... It just crashes without any args. Same with wargus -p It just say " Stratagus failed to load game data. If you just launched the game without any arguments, this may indicate a bug with the extraction process..."
The game works very well in solo mode...
I read the others issues, I didn't see the same problem... Am I alone in this case ? What do you need to debug ? I try to launch with a "strace" tool, but nothing. Something hardcoded in lua ?
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Please guys, could you help me ? I would like to play with my friends and my children to this mythic old school game of my childness. Thanks.