Yeah, it's pretty light!! You can use any garbage computer to set this up.Īfter installing CentOS on your computer (works with VMWare and VirtualBox, the ethernet card must be in bridge mode), setting up the computer name, password, and everything else. No graphical card needed =D (You don't say!) Things to consider for your Terraria Server:Ģ,4ghz processor or more (Pentium IV+ or Atlhon II+). You can use another version, in this case I used the minimal, without graphical interface to keep it clean and fast. This tutorial will teach you how to setup a dedicated (Or virtual machine) Terraria Server on Linux CentOS 6.4 from Redhat.ĬentOS 6.4 Minimal 32bits ĬentOS 6.4 Minimal 64bits Updated instructions.TERRARIA SERVER LINUX CENTOS 6.4 TUTORIAL

Have fun, and let me know if I messed up somewhere in the instructions.ĮDIT: Aha, I get it, no one would go through the hassle to install vanilla standard Terraria on own host, only tModLoader edition. home/terraria/tmod/tModLoaderServerĪnd you should be back up again. If the server crashes connect and log-in user terraria with ssh as above then issue these two commands to restart pkill screen Now you have tModLoader running 'in background' and can safely log out using 'exit' which brings you back to the windows10 prompt. You will be back at the server command prompt, and should see something like this. This time when Terraria server is up and running press 'ctrl-a' followed by 'd' on keyboard.

Launch tModLoader edition of Terraria screen. this screen-hack is fine for Terraria gaming. There is a professional way of doing this with something called systemd but. It's a terminal in a terminal, standard Linux woodoo. To be able to log out (disconnect) without killing the server we must use the 'screen' command.

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