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 There are a few additional steps and caveat to running a dcs-liberation mission on a dedicated DCS server.
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 I'll try and explain them, as the server manager of my squadron, and dcs-liberation contributor.
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 If you have any questions, comments, or think this document is incomplete or wrong, please contact me on dcs-liberation's Discord.
 
 [VEAF]Zip.
 
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 ## Preparing the server
 
 ### Modding `MissionScripting.lua`
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 Any DCS instance running dcs-liberation, be it a standalone installation or a dedicated server, must have a modified `MissionScripting.lua` in order for the LUA script to have access to the `os`, `io` and `lfs` packages.
 
 When running on a standalone installation, usually (that is, if everything works as planned) the dcs-liberation program itself will replace the original `MissionScripting.lua` file with an edited version.
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 Of course, this is not possible when DCS run on a different machine, as a dedicated server.
 
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 In this case, you need to edit the file yourself.
 The easiest way to do it is to replace the original file (`<dcs installation>\Scripts\MissionScripting.lua`) with the file in dcs-liberation distribution (`<dcs-liberation installation>\resources\scripts\MissionScripting.lua`).
 
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 Sometimes, you'll have an already modded file because you're using scripts that need access to specific packages.
 That's alright, as long as the `os`, `io` and `lfs` packages are accessible.
 
 To ensure this, simply be certain that these particular lines are commented out : 
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 __Original:__
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 ```lua
 	sanitizeModule('os')
 	sanitizeModule('io')
 	sanitizeModule('lfs')
 ```
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 __Commented out:__
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 ```lua
 	--sanitizeModule('os')
 	--sanitizeModule('io')
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 ### The specific case of *slmod*
 
 If you're using [slmod](https://github.com/mrSkortch/DCS-SLmod), you have to be extra careful.
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 It also has [a specific version](https://github.com/mrSkortch/DCS-SLmod/blob/master/Scripts/net/Slmodv7_5/SlmodMissionScripting.lua) of the `MissionScripting.lua` file which is used to replace DCS', and if you want the dcs-liberation script to work properly you have to edit it, too.
 Go and edit this file : `<saved games>\dcs\Scripts\net\Slmodv7_5\SlmodMissionScripting.lua`. 
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 Make sure to comment the lines mentionned in the previous section.
 
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 You should also make the modification to the original file in DCS folder (see previous section), and the caveat about updating applies to *slmod* too.
 
 ### Environment variables