OpenSimConsoleClient
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Mac: http://opensimulator.org/downloads/ConsoleClient.dmg | Mac: http://opensimulator.org/downloads/ConsoleClient.dmg | ||
| − | OpenSim.ini | + | Src: https://github.com/MelanieT/OpenSimConsoleClient |
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| + | Open the OpenSim.ini configuration file and enter your desired name and password under the Network section, remembering the number under http_listener_port. | ||
[Network] | [Network] | ||
| − | + | ConsoleUser = "desired name" | |
| − | ConsoleUser = " | + | ConsolePass = "desired password" |
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| − | ConsolePass = " | + | |
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console_port = 0 | console_port = 0 | ||
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http_listener_port = 9000 | http_listener_port = 9000 | ||
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| − | + | OpenSimulator must now be started with the option OpenSim.exe -console=rest“ start option | |
| − | screen -fa -S OS -d -U -m mono OpenSim.exe -console rest | + | Linux with screen: |
| + | screen -fa -S OS -d -U -m mono OpenSim.exe -console=rest | ||
| − | ConsoleClient.zip | + | Unzip ConsoleClient.zip and then start ConsoleClient.exe. |
| − | + | Select New under Connection at the top: | |
| − | Connection > | + | Connection > Enter a name that matches the server connection. |
| − | Host > | + | Host > Enter the URL to the server here 192.16.8.1.100 or DNS name. |
| − | Port > | + | Port > Enter the region HTTP port here. |
| − | User > | + | User > Enter the name you have chosen here. |
| − | + | Password > Enter the password for the user. | |
| − | + | Clicking on OK saves this and displays it on the right-hand side. | |
| − | + | You can enter your entire server in the same scheme. | |
| − | + | Now click on one of the servers listed on the right-hand side, choose Connection at the top and Connect and you are on the server in the console. | |
| − | + | Advantages of the new console: you can enter the console and commands in just a few seconds without having to bother with the screen command first. | |
| − | + | Disadvantage the whole program does not work properly, although it is already quite useful. | |
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OpenSimConsoleClient by Melanie Thielker
Download:
Windows: http://opensimulator.org/downloads/ConsoleClient.zip
Mac: http://opensimulator.org/downloads/ConsoleClient.dmg
Src: https://github.com/MelanieT/OpenSimConsoleClient
Open the OpenSim.ini configuration file and enter your desired name and password under the Network section, remembering the number under http_listener_port.
[Network]
ConsoleUser = "desired name" ConsolePass = "desired password" console_port = 0 http_listener_port = 9000
OpenSimulator must now be started with the option OpenSim.exe -console=rest“ start option
Linux with screen:
screen -fa -S OS -d -U -m mono OpenSim.exe -console=rest
Unzip ConsoleClient.zip and then start ConsoleClient.exe.
Select New under Connection at the top:
Connection > Enter a name that matches the server connection.
Host > Enter the URL to the server here 192.16.8.1.100 or DNS name.
Port > Enter the region HTTP port here.
User > Enter the name you have chosen here.
Password > Enter the password for the user.
Clicking on OK saves this and displays it on the right-hand side.
You can enter your entire server in the same scheme.
Now click on one of the servers listed on the right-hand side, choose Connection at the top and Connect and you are on the server in the console.
Advantages of the new console: you can enter the console and commands in just a few seconds without having to bother with the screen command first.
Disadvantage the whole program does not work properly, although it is already quite useful.
