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Info to make a small OO game server
« on: July 08, 2012, 03:48:18 pm »
Hi, I'm just made half of a turns based game with SFML with server on local linux standard computer.
Now I want to understand how can I put server part on internet server to play with others players.
I can't found info about how to put my small game server on internet server.
<<How I have to develop server software so it can run on internet server.>>
Where can I find informations and small example?

If you know.. I finding also some example schema to organize well my game objects (software) between "pure logical" part for server and "logic+graph" part for client. How to organize basic objects and client object with graph. (Obj Inheritance)

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Re: Info to make a small OO game server
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2012, 01:15:41 am »
I'm not sure what you're imagine an "internet server" to be... ;D

So since your server application runs on linux you just have to find a server provider (or setup one of your own) that let's you install applications (VM or full access servers probably, e.g. Hetzner.de) and then just install your application and run it.
A server is mostly nothing else than your normal PC, just that its hardware is layed out for extensive use, but the software/OS is just linux.
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