Hi,
First post for me....
I use that script:
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#!/bin/sh
# Start/stop/restart a Valve dedicated server
# Settings
CLIENT='Client 1'; # Unique handle this server uses. Hostname
# can be reset in your server.cfg
TITLE='|SD| Sitting Ducks'; # Name that is shown during start-up
messages
DSPATH='/home/CSS'; # Where Steam is installed
DSNAME='srcds_run'; # Either hlds_run or srcds_run
DSGAME='cstrike'; # Game type (valve, cstrike, czero, etc)
DSIMAP='de_dust'; # Load this map initially
DSPORT='27015'; # Game server listens on this UDP port
DSSIZE='40'; # Maximum number of players to allow
DSCONFIG='server.cfg'; # Server config file
# Don't edit this unless you need the script to do something special
DSOPTS="-game $DSGAME +hostname \"$CLIENT\" +map $DSIMAP -port $DSPORT
+maxplayers $DSSIZE -flushlog +exec $DSCONFIG -autoupdate -tickrate 100"
service_start() {
if [ -x $DSPATH/$DSNAME ]; then
echo "Service $TITLE: "
echo -n "$DSPATH/$DSNAME $DSOPTS"
cd $DSPATH; $DSPATH/$DSNAME $DSOPTS 1> /dev/null 2> /dev/null &
echo
sleep 1 # prevent race condition on SMP kernels
fi
}
service_stop() {
# Kill $CLIENT server if it's HLDS
if [ $DSNAME == 'hlds_run' ]; then
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep hlds_run | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep hlds_i486 | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep hlds_i686 | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep hlds_amd | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep hlds_amd64 | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
fi
# Kill $CLIENT server if it's SourceDS
if [ $DSNAME == 'srcds_run' ]; then
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep srcds_run | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep srcds_i486 | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep srcds_i686 | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
for vdspid in $(ps a | grep srcds_amd | grep "$CLIENT");
do
kill $vdspid;
break;
done
fi
}
service_restart() {
service_stop
sleep 1
service_start
}
case "$1" in
'start')
service_start
;;
'stop')
service_stop
;;
'restart')
service_restart
;;
*)
echo "usage $0 start|stop|restart"
Esac
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It's the perfect script to start/stop CSS on linux.
It never failed.
Stephane
|SD| Quack
Owner and creator of the Sitting Ducks clan
http://www.sitting-ducks.net
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cory
Clemmer
Sent: 31 July 2005 11:43
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] how to leave hlds running after closeing ssh
On 30/07/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> how to leave hlds running after closeing ssh? when I close my
> connection to the root my server quits also.
I use this command to start the server (taken from
http://www.srcds.com/db/engine.php?subaction=showfull&id=1098643920 )
screen -A -m -d -S gm-server ./srcds_run -console -game gmod +map
gm_construct +maxplayers 6
and then when I need an interactive console I use this command.
screen -x gm-server
On 31/07/05, Sebastian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> why does everyone say you need screen.. you dont need it.
> we run a few servers and have never needed it.. send output to log
> file or /dev/null and a simple & sends it to the background..
Just because "you" don't have a need for something doesn't mean nobody
else does, screen is a useful tool when used properly.
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