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Unreal Tournament

After a fair ol' attempt i've managed to get UT installed in Linux (which runs faster, at a higher resolution than it does it Windows - yay!). However, when trying to join an online game which requires downloading anything i get "Downloading XXX not allowed" errors.

i noted that the Cache directory was absent so i've created it with relevant permission but the error persists.

Any thoughts? Or am i stuck fragging bots?
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What version of Unreal Tournament are we talking about here? Original UT? UT:GOTY? UT 2003? UT 2004? Have you installed the most recent updates for it?

Easy update scripts can be found in the "Native" section of Loki Installers for Linux Gamers.
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UT: GOTY, and as far as i know it's the lastest version (436?).
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Anyone? It's all updated, shiny and new. i'm sure i've set permission correctly but still the same error.
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Did you install the game as root? Have you considered installing it as a regular user into your /home/ directory? I usually do this for my games to avoid permission issues.
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Aha! Solved it!

Turns out there's a setting in UnrealTournament.ini called 'AllowDownloads' which for some reason had been set to 'False'
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