bradon

Would there be an issue (objections from mso contributors, or a licensing issue - the latter seeming unlikely since it's mostly using apache2) if I/someone were to clone the mso repo (git://git.dev-heaven.net/mso.git) and host it plus all relevant files (like arma2net and the arma2netmysql plugin) I still have on someplace like github, so it's easy for groups to access (and contribute to)?

If 2.3 which savage linked does not work try an older version on Scott_NZ's bitbucket https://bitbucket.org/Scott_NZ/arma2net/downloads 2.2 works for me with mso 4.6 - Edit - The above is a bit incomplete, since you also need arma2netmysql. I've uploaded the arma2net 2.2 that used to be available on dev heaven to http://www.filedropper.com/arma2net, savage's link was not working for me

My group had problems with the location of the Arma2Net dll's in the past that caused what you've described. The mso release had some debugging tips, did you have any luck with that? We didn't get any output whatsoever (potentially because I do not know what I am doing!), so I made a guess that the database interface code simply wasn't loading (as opposed to crashing, which would generate errors), and trying the dlls in a few places eventually worked. We have copies of the Arma2NETMySQLPlugin dll and MySql Data dll in: ServerDir\ at Arma2NET\AddIns\Arma2NetMySQLPlugin\ ServerDir\ We have version 6.5.7 of mysql-connector net, and 2.2 of Arma2Net (I think newer mysql-connectors should work, but it may be worth trying the older version if all else fails). You mention running with a bare minimum. My experience is that MSO tends to need quite a lot, so be prepared for it to run badly unless you get good hardware. Edit: From the Arma2NET docs: "Arma2NETMySQL looks two places for the relevant files and folders. First, it checks the Arma2/Arma3 root directory. If it can’t find them there, it looks in the AppData folder. " -- this solves our problem, hopefully it helps with yours