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You can do this by either making the host download it with something like <code>wget</code>, or download it from our [https://gtaconnected.com/downloads downloads] page, then upload it to your linux host via FTP or SFTP or similar protocol. | You can do this by either making the host download it with something like <code>wget</code>, or download it from our [https://gtaconnected.com/downloads downloads] page, then upload it to your linux host via FTP or SFTP or similar protocol. | ||
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If you want to download it directly to the linux host, you can use <code>wget</code>. On the [https://gtaconnected.com/downloads downloads] page, find the linux server link, and right click it, and choose Copy Link Location or Copy Link. Your browser may have a different text for this option. Then, in your SSH terminal (we recommend [https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ putty], if you're on Windows) use <code>wget SERVER_URL_HERE</code>, replacing SERVER_URL_HERE with the link you copied | If you want to download it directly to the linux host, you can use <code>wget</code>. On the [https://gtaconnected.com/downloads downloads] page, find the linux server link, and right click it, and choose Copy Link Location or Copy Link. Your browser may have a different text for this option. Then, in your SSH terminal (we recommend [https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ putty], if you're on Windows) use <code>wget SERVER_URL_HERE</code>, replacing SERVER_URL_HERE with the link you copied. You can then unzip it with your linux hosts's <code>tar</code> command. Please see your distro's documentation or man pages for information on the <code>tar</code> command if you need help.<br><br> | ||
== Running the Server == | == Running the Server == | ||