mangos zero Missing SD3 CMakeLists.txt

[Mac Wheeler]

HI folks,

I am trying to setup zero using the getmangos.sh script.

Everything goes fine up until the build, and then I get:

CMake Error at src/modules/CMakeLists.txt:22 (add_subdirectory):
  The source directory

    /home/mangos/zero/src/server/src/modules/SD3

  does not contain a CMakeLists.txt file.

===================================================
Build type            : Release
Install server(s) to  : /home/mangos/zero/bin
Install configs to    : ../etc
Build main server     : Yes (default)
+-- with Eluna script engine
+-- with SD3 script engine
Build login server    : Yes (default)
Support for SOAP      : No (default)
Build tools           : Yes (default)

===================================================
-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
See also "/home/mangos/zero/src/server/linux/CMakeFiles/CMakeOutput.log".
See also "/home/mangos/zero/src/server/linux/CMakeFiles/CMakeError.log".
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
There was an error building MaNGOS!

And I checked, there is no CMakeLists.txt file in the modules/sd3 folder.

Any ideas how to solve this?

Thanks.

Mac.

[Elmsroth]

Hi @Mac Wheeler

Can you provide the link to the script you are talking about ? Perhaps it is outdated and then we will make an update

You can solve the problem by make a fresh clone and using :

git clone https://github.com/mangoszero/server.git --recursive --depth 1

The issue you had is related to the fact the main repo is referencing submodules.

The manipulation is explained in this guide : 

 

[Mac Wheeler]

OK that's great, I will give it a try thanks.

Is there a current installation guide?

I took the script from here:, which I found on the CentOS 7 install guide:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mangoszero/server/master/linux/getmangos.sh

[Pysis]

I almost mentioned the git command, but using getmangos.sh that should take care of everything..  I also use it from the Fedora guide and you grab that individually from GitHub, and it should download the code I think.

[Elmsroth]

I agree @Pysis😛

 

[Mac Wheeler]

1 hour ago, Pysis said:

using getmangos.sh that should take care of everything

Hence the reason for my original post. It doesn't,

[Pysis]

Right, which is why I originally didn't comment when I saw the post before Elms did, hence treating it as a bug report to investigate into further detail later.

[Elmsroth]

As @Pysis it is now clear that the Linux script is bugged and needs to be checked and treated as a bug =>

https://www.getmangos.eu/bug-tracker/

[Pysis]

Try those choices: 

 

[Mac Wheeler]

I tried the git clone of the source and used that instead of letting the script download it but the script bombed out later on.

When it got to the build stage, it went back to the root menu for some reason. I hit enter and then it just bombed out.

Mac.

[antz]

@Mac Wheeler I did some more investigation and found the issue, if you pull the latest code - it should be fixed.

git pull --recurse-submodules

Should do the trick from the main folder

[Pysis]

He shouldn't need that command though, you are just mentioned that's what the script does now?

[antz]

No, he needs to update the sources to the latest revision otherwise the error will remain

[Pysis]

but getmangos is a contain all script, the guides tell you to just download that script directly, individually, and it does the rest?

[antz]

When you clone you use....

git clone xxxxxx --recursive

When updating you should use....

git pull --recurse-submodules

 

[Pysis]

That's a lot of dots...

"I am trying to setup zero using the getmangos.sh script."
So that would be a fresh install.

Guides have you do:

I took the script from here:, which I found on the CentOS 7 install guide:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mangoszero/server/master/linux/getmangos.sh

Edited Wednesday at 10:08 AM by Mac Wheeler

 

Now, we can download our installer:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mangoszero/server/master/linux/getmangos.sh

Set the permissions to be allowed to execute it:

chmod 700 getmangos.sh

And execute it:

./getmangos.sh

That doesn't have him doing any git, at least for now..