executing a .sh file on the internet

[jackz15]

hi i am trying to load a chat program which combines java and flash(Oregano Server), it works when i connect to localhost on my own computer because i executed start.bat(or start.sh, if not windows), start.bat must be running to keep the server running. Now i tried to put the chat program on the internet, everything was fine till i got to the executing part, is it impossible to execute AND let a .bat or .sh file run on a web host? is there a way to bypass this?
heres is the start script:
#!/bin/sh

SERVER_ADDRESS="localhost"
SERVER_TYPE=Standalone

PRIMARY_ADDRESS=
RMI_PORT=

MEMORY_INIT=64M
MEMORY_MAX=128M



/usr/bin/nohup java -Xms$MEMORY_INIT -Xmx$MEMORY_MAX -cp ./oregano_1_1_0.jar:.:./extensions org.omus.core.Start $SERVER_TYPE $SERVER_ADDRESS $PRIMARY_ADDRESS $RMI_PORT &
echo $! > ./oregano.pid
thanks

 

[sedj]

What is start.bat or start.sh ?
Whats the actual error ?

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[jackz15]

start.bat starts the server up so it can be connected to, if it isn't up then the chat program can't connect to the database and thus can't work

 

[Diancecht]

Is the server yours or is it any kind of external hosting? And, of course, what error do you get?

Cheers,
Dian

 

[jackz15]

the mysql server belongs to xmgfree.com(my web host). And i havent debugged it yet, it has the ability to print all the errors on a log, even online. so i get that soon.

 

[jackz15]

nvm... it seems that the debugging log doesn't work, all ican tell you is that when i register for an account, my browser says connecting to localhost..., then after a little while its done, and i am still not logged in. theres two problems, one is the fact that java is not installed either on the host. but java is so humongous, my host almost can't fit it, perhaps i can ignore somethings in it, but what?
the other problem is this running the server thing... oregano has so poor support... no one hardly uses it these days, if only someone who has already gone past my stage can show me a hand...it'd be alot easier.