Closed [SOLVED]Unable to start server. launch_starbound_server.sh is missing (Linux x64)

I run a small server for a just a group of friends and myself. I'm now unable to run the server, beause I can't find launch_starbound_server.sh in my installation directory for Linux. Please help?

 

Mod Please delete this thread. I forgot how to basic linux console. I derp'd a little hard.

 

Could you please share your solution?
The old version ran with that script, now directly starting the server-file results in the old glibc errors

Furious is furious...

 

Well. That was how I did it. I directly started the server file, and now it's crashing (for me) once every hour or two with a load of 3-6 people.

 

:/ Bad, but we're not alone and obviously they're working on a patch.

 

Hi !
I've having the same issue.

My game is up to date :
Success! App '211820' already up to date.

In my linux64 folder I only have :
~/Steam/games/starbound/linux64$ ls
asset_packer asset_unpacker bootstrap.config starbound starbound_server

So I don't know how to start the server.

When I try to run it :
~/Steam/games/starbound/linux64$ ./starbound_server
bash: ./starbound_server: No such file or directory

 

Did you try to chmod the file to make it executable?

 

Yes I dis. I deleted the folder ans downloaded it again, still the same.

 

I know it´s no solution for you at the moment, but I took the file from an backup I had stored on my hdd.
By the way, did your installation via steamcmd was working without error or did you got a message like this?

Code:

Assertion Failed: Failed writing http cache file to disk /home/buildbot/buildslave/steam_rel_client_linux/build/src/common/httpclient.cpp

I had this failure but the server is running without any problems. If you pm me a mail adress I can send you the file.

Edit: Much easier way, just create yourself the .sh file

Code:

#!/bin/sh

cd "$(dirname "$0")"

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:./ ./starbound_server

 

Strange, the linux 32 seems to works !

I'm on a synology NAS with chroot debian on it. It's supposed to be compatible with x64 I tought.