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1) fire this into console:
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1) fire this into console:
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$
locate
unitsync.
so
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2 |
$
[i]locate
unitsync.
so[/i]
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\n
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2) it will return something like:
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3 |
2) it will return something like:
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/usr/lib/spring/libunitsync.
so
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4 |
[i]/usr/lib/spring/libunitsync.
so[/i]
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\n
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3) then, in springlobby settings, put the line it returned as your unitsync location.
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3) then, in springlobby settings, put the line it returned as your unitsync location.
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6 |
4) [b]???[/b]
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5) PROFIT!
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\n
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8 |
\n
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4)
???
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9 |
If
locate
doesn't
succeed,
then
you're
out
of
luck,
and
questions
emerge
about
quality
of
archlinux'
packaging;
best
bet
is
to
compile
spring
yourself
then.
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\n
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5) PROFIT
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\n
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10 |
\n
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Spring Cannot Get Unitsync Version