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I don't really think this is workable for a game like Freeciv. Let's take a closer look. Problem A , regarding the order things happen in at the TC: This is already a problem. Firstly, when there are effects with "Player"- or "World"-range requirements, the order in which a playe...

Re: 1 The (fallback) initial government is declared in nations.ruleset, since starting governments are theoretically defined at the nation level. The supplied rulesets (and the supplied nations) don't make use of that feature though. Re: 2 The savepalace server setting (which I assume you're referri...

There's this wiki page about it. It might be a little outdated (regarding the installer packages thing), but installing via Homebrew should work.

The city names list ends with a comma. My guess would be that the parser is expecting another city name, but instead, the file ends, so the beginning of the next nation file (the barbarians) causes an error, 'cause it's not a city name.

You're missing a range there.

Try running the server with verbose logging: That might give some insight into when the error happens. This looks like a serious problem in the Freeciv server (not the ruleset); segfaults shouldn't ever happen.

Relevant HRM ticket: #809471

In an effort to make use of WSL, I've been looking into cross-compilation for Windows from Ubuntu. To that end, I'm using the 'mingw-w64' apt package. I've gotten configure to run through with --host=x86_64-w64-mingw32 (and a corresponding --prefix, which doesn't seem to make a difference), but run ...

If you launch the server with the --help option, it'll display all the different options you can use. In this case, you'll want the --port (or -p) option, followed by your desired port.

No, it's the same for me. Though I never noticed it until just now.