LFS doesn't offer to host insims, only the dedicated server itself.
You'd want to rent a cheap VPS somewhere. If your linux knowledge is up to date, you can do this quite cheap by running linux on a VPS and running the insim with "wine insim.exe"
Well.. VPS is a good idea.Just wanted to check out if rental had an environment for running Airio. But I suspected not. I have run both dedicated LFS servers and Airio for years in Linux, but now LFS doesn't provide dedi servers anymore. So I guess I'll go for a rental. Or I could run Airio on my Raspberry PI in Linux. If it was up to me I would run both LFS and Airio in Linux,(on a more powerful machine than PI of course) but LFS doesn't run well in Linux with wine.. sadly.
And I think you confuse things a bit here. As far as I know there is no insim package in Linux. And it's not needed. Airio runs well with the "mono-devel" package when allowed access through LFS Hosting Access control to LFS insim. Wine doesn't support Airio. So "mono Airio.exe" does the trick.
Thx anyway.
Baker
There is indeed no insim package for linux, though if you are developing an insim from scratch - you can use InSim.NET to write a .NET application, which you can then compile as a linux binary. I've done this myself and it works beautifully. It even wraps all the libraries used inside it, so all you'd need is a single binary/executable.
Though from re-reading the post, this is obviously not what you're looking for - but it was worth a mention, regardless.