>> The problem with this is that you can't really achieve this. You can't >> have the minetest enabled by default. Plus, this would mean that you >> couldn't run a minetest server without installing the full game. IMHO, >> it's best to keep them separate. > > Let me describe it in details. > > There are two packages: minetest-server and minetest. > > 1) minetest-server package can be installed on the server without > Xorg. It does not depend on the package minetest. It provides > minetestserver binary and it can be run system-wide using the command > systemctl minetest.service start > > It starts the simple daemon, which is listening the port 30000, and it > uses /var/lib/minetest to store server data. > > 2) minetest is the package containg the client. It provides the > minetest binary. And it depends on the package minetest-server. > > When you run minetest as user, there are two possibilities: > > - If you put anything in the "Server" field (this might be localhost > also), then minetest tries to connects to the server which is already > running. > > - If you leave this field blank, then it runs its own separate > minetestserver process in the user-space, with user privileges only. > And it saves all the server data in user home directory. > > Thus i need this dependency (minetest depending on the > minetest-server) to provide this second possibility to run the simple > single player instance without need to start the system-wide service. > > So right now from the user-side it works easy like this: > > $ yum install minetest > $ minetest > set the Username , leave Server field blank and push the Run button. I see. So I understand the need for the minetest package to require the minetest-server package. But the possibility that someone might want to run a minetest server on a non-client machine would be a good reason to keep them separate. -J > -- > Aleksandra Bookwar > bookwar at freenode > -- in your fear, seek only peace in your fear, seek only love -d. bowie _______________________________________________ games mailing list games@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/games
