rust_unciv_server is a simple multiplayer server for
Unciv. The aim is to create an
implementation that is faster, smaller and safer than the original one.
You may obtain binaries for Linux (x86_64) and Windows (x86_64) at these links.
If you need builds for different platforms or architectures, take a look at the latest release. All Linux binaries are statically linked and require no userland dependencies, except those with a gnu suffix, which require a glibc installation.
Should no applicable build be available for your platform or architecture, or you simply wish to build the server yourself, refer to Building.
rust_unciv_server offers multiple configuration options, some of which can be
specified by passing environment variables, command line flags, or both. When
there are both an environment variable and a command line flag for the same
option, the command line flag will take precedence.
Here is an overview of available options:
| Environment variable | Command line flag | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RUST_LOG | - | Log level used for the entire application |
| HOST | -h | Address or unix socket to listen on, defaults to localhost |
| PORT | -p | Port to listen on, defaults to 8080 |
| - | -d | Save file directory to use, defaults to current working directory |
See INSTALL.md.
You will need a stable or nightly Rust installation to build
rust_unciv_server. Once you have one, enter the source directory and run
cargo build for a debug build or cargo build --release for an optimized
release build. If you wish to cross compile or enable advanced build options,
refer to the relevant sections in the
rustup or the
Cargo book.