Wrong use about zone command:
Type
./zone [nameofzone or "." for dynamic zone ] [ExternalAdress] [port] [InternalAdress or localhost]
don't forget add & for make it daemon.
example for you :
./zone commons armserver.no-ip.org 7790 localhost & (for static commons zone)
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7790 localhost & (for dynamic zone)
A linux Boot5zones script (don't forget to chmod it)
Code:
#!/bin/sh
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:.
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7990 localhost &
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7991 localhost &
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7992 localhost &
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7993 localhost &
./zone . armserver.no-ip.org 7994 localhost &
when you type
./boot5zones
you start 5 dynamics zones servers
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