Which executable/binary

[ren-kun]

"Make sure you have your .env file in the same directory as the executable/binary.."

Which does "executable/binary" refer to?

[cablegunmaster]

I had exactly the same question.

Suggestions:

• Go is not my standard language on my server so I had to install it on the Server.
  https://golang.org/doc/install (might want to put the link in there).
• "Requires go 1.8 or above" to rename it to "Requires the Go Programming language 1.8"
• After this should I copy the content of the repository to a folder on ?????
  /usr/local/FactoCord
• Missing step what to do with go build? I get the "no Go file in /home" found. probably requires a specific folder or just the case of not knowing where.
• The start.sh script refers to a "specific" directory which should be given as an argument instead.
  The startup.sh would be more useful.

Thanks for making the software so far, trying tomorrow night again to get the bot running. 👍

[UclCommander]

1. You shouldn't need to install Go on the server if you use the precompiled version. If you don't trust that, I would recommend building it for linux locally, then uploading it to the server.
2. I don't think this change is necessary.
3. Typically I'll place the entire contents of FactoCord zip in a "server" folder within the home directory.
4. See point 1
5. start.sh uses the current directory. The FactoCord executable should be in the same folder as start.sh