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Is it possible to work with this in Linux? Or in Linux using Wine?
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IF YOU ARE RUNNING A LINUX SERVER FOR INTERSECT OR ANYTHING ELSE THIS IS FOR YOU. If you are running one of the following: CentOS 7 without kernel updates in September CentOS 6 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 or lower Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Debian-based (i.e. Ubuntu) Server/LTS distros (I don't know specifics here) There is a super user elevation exploit that is most likely not patched on your system. If you are using CentOS 7 update your kernel now If you are using RHEL 7 update to 7.4 if you haven't already. If you are using RHEL or CentOS 6 install any updates you have available pertaining to the kernel and research online to see if you are covered or if the fix has yet to be made readily available. If you are using Debian-based distros look online to get more information and make sure to install any available kernel updates regardless of whether you find information (unless that information says that the latest updates contains this vulnerability, which I would think it should not but who knows). -
In order to get the server and client running on linux I had to do the following: 1. Make sure mono is installer. 2. Download Intersect Engine Beta 3.1.zip and extract it. 3. Copy the dll files from "Server/libs/server/x64" into "Server/libs/server" Make sure to copy the correct files for your system. 4. Copy the hole x86 folder from "Client and Editor/libs/client" to the "Client and Editor" folder I have not been able to get the editor to run, but one thing that needs to be done for it to run is to edit "Intersect Editor.exe.config" and change <probing privatePath="libs\editor;"/> to <probing privatePath="libs/editor;"/>
