Ubuntu's crontab supports the @reboot flag, so you can use crontab as
your server's user to start it every time the machine boots.
I actually use this along with nemrun.
On 2/10/2012 3:11 PM, Brian wrote:
Hi,
I recently installed SRCDS on my server. I followed this guide:
http://stevenbenner.com/2010/11/how-to-set-up-a-team-fortress-2-dedicated-server-on-ubuntu/
However, when I use his method of running srcds as a service in
/etc/init.d/, my server starts two instances... one on 20175 and
subsequently another on 27016, in separate screen sessions.
I thought it might be this section, which seems to repeat itself:
su $SRCDS_USER -l -c "screen -d -m -S $NAME $DAEMON $PARAMS"
screen -d -m -S $NAME $DAEMON $PARAMS
But removing the second line ends up making the server not start at all..
Advice appreciated.
Brian
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