ULX don't work

[yanis92160]

Hey!

 I just buy a dedicated servers running with ubuntu and i am now making my servers but something is wrong, everythink work except ULX and ULIB: no "!menu" and no message appaers i don't know what to do ... I copied ULIX and ULIB files inside the addons folder but nothing work.
I would like to know if you can help me .

Thanx,

[Bytewave]

You say this is a dedicated server? So hopefully you know your way around a shell prompt.

Could you change directories to the addons/ directory in your server and run this command, then paste its output?

Code: Bash

1. ls -R | grep ":$" | sed -e 's/:$//' -e 's/[^-][^\/]*\//--/g' -e 's/^/   /' -e 's/-/|/'

I'm sorry it's so long, but it's platform independent. Alternatively, please run this in the same directory if you want it to be simpler:

Code: Bash

1. sudo apt-get update && \
2.   sudo apt-get install tree && \
3.   tree -d

[roastchicken]

Bytewave, would you mind explaining what those commands do? I'm not sure about other people, but I certainly wouldn't run some command on my server if I didn't know what it did.

I know they're not malicious since they just use ls, grep, and sed, but someone who didn't know what those commands did might not.

Also: you say it's so long because it's platform independent? I'm not sure if you just mean linux distros, but ls is not a command on windows. I don't believe grep or sed are, either.

[Bytewave]

Bytewave, would you mind explaining what those commands do? I'm not sure about other people, but I certainly wouldn't run some command on my server if I didn't know what it did.

I know they're not malicious since they just use ls, grep, and sed, but someone who didn't know what those commands did might not.

Also: you say it's so long because it's platform independent? I'm not sure if you just mean linux distros, but ls is not a command on windows. I don't believe grep or sed are, either.

I suppose I meant environment independent. He said he was on a Ubuntu server, so I'm assuming Linux here.

The above command will generate a tree-based structure of the current directory layout, much like tree on Windows. It'll look something like this:

Code: [Select]

/directory
|-- subdirectory1
|-- subdirectory2
|   `-- subdirectory2-1
|-- etc

[Conner Josh]

Reinstall Ulx

And make sure it in flie path to server