Powershell problem while installing NFSW Offline

[kulka5010]

What is that? I got everything installed to run the offilne server. Don't hate.

[nfs_fan]

Hi, maybe you don't have python installed correctly.

Python must be installed in C:

After install python you must install "mitmproxy". After that you must restart you computer.
Have you read the "readme.htm" ? The instructions are all there.

[Castiel88]

The readme is correct but it is a bit tricky if u didn't have prior dealings with powershell.

For starters it doesnt show validations of completed said operations, as such it will only put you on the next row once a command has been compiled.

I googled the ez_ph thing and the mitmproxy and found exactly the same thing as in the readme.

Go back, and re-read

[kulka5010]

I had to open Powershell ISE to make it work... lol

[nfs_fan]

No. The steps are correct. You must follow the Readme:

1. Download and install Python for Windows.
2. Then use Powershell and copy the line from the readme.
3. Click Enter.
4. Then you must type or copy "pip install mitmproxy" (without these "")
5. Click Enter.
6. Then mitmproxy should install.
7. Ater the installation close Powershell.
8. Restart your computer.
9. Make sure you have the latest JAVA-version on your computer.
10. Now you must extract the server.rar data into a folder.
11. If you have a backup of your driver(s), you can run "servereditor.exe".
12. Choose your driver, click on "persona exchange" and then the button.
13. If you driver is there then run "serverlauncher.exe"
14. Now it should work.

Edit: Ok, so it works now?

[kulka5010]

Yeah, everything is ok now.

[NoSpax]

why do you guys even use the powershell???

use the CMD and type:

set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\

this will expand the PATH variable to cover python.

problem solved.

[berkay2578]

Originally Posted by NoSpax

why do you guys even use the powershell???

use the CMD and type:

set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\

this will expand the PATH variable to cover python.

problem solved.

careful with that, people will delete %PATH% thinking it's mistaken and will make their Windows not boot anymore.. it's epvp here so yea D: