net framework and allows us to run applications such as tShock on the Raspberry Pi. The second piece of software that we will be using is Mono, this is an open source implementation of the. This project implements everything you need to set up your own dedicated Terraria server and is the main piece of software we will be utilizing on the Raspberry Pi. This token will display until disabled by verification.This project is made possible thanks to two open source initiatives, the first of those being the tShock Terraria server.
To become superadmin, join the game and type /auth 1362887 TShock Notice: authcode.txt is still present, and the AuthToken located in that file will be used. After generating a world and starting the server on a free port (7777 was already taken here by InspirCD) it is up and running: Info Plugin TShock v4.3.0.0 (by The TShock Team) initiated.
TShock 4.3.0.0 (TShock Slim) now running. Wut? Apparently you need to remove the and then run this with a different mono runtime, like rm mono-boehm TerrariaServer.exe End of inner exception stack trace -Īt (System.String commandLineArgs, Terraria.Main game) in :0Īt (System.String args) in :0
diff a nice github trick to get a workable diff wget -q -O tar axf cd wget -q patch -p1 : The classes in the module cannot be loaded.Īt (wrapper managed-to-native) :GetTypes (,bool)Īt () in :0Īt () in :0 Next I needed a patch to make it actually compile against the latest giflib, which can be found here: Make sure you have the latest libjpeg-turbo, giflib, tifflib, so that configure will say: So mono it is.īefore we build mono, we’ll first need to install libgdiplus, so let’s get to it. In order to run a dedicated Terraria server under linux, we need to be able to run. Well, we’ll see about that, but I figured this would be a great time to get my own dedicated headless server up and running. One of the claims is that it will now be easier / at all possible to run multiplayer games through steam. With the v1.3 patch coming soon ™, hopefully today, it’s time to play Terraria again! 🙂
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