You could start the server with a script that would do the following:
cd /home/gameserver1/srcds_l
./srcds_run -game cstrike +maxplayers 20 +map de_dust +ip IP -port PORT
-tickrate 66 +tv_port 27086 +bot_join_after_player 1 +exec server.cfg
-autoupdate& > /dev/n$
Or add a 2nd script in the root of the users home folder to do the
following where home and user are defined, which would then call a 2nd
startline file which just held the 2nd line above with the ./srcds
............... stuff in.
cd $home/$user/srcds_l/orangebox
./start.cssource > /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1
Either way the ./srcds bit has to be performed from within the folder
you cant do ./home/yadayad/
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On 13/01/2011 11:00, Ulrich Block wrote:
I just read on a forum that some people had issues starting their
servers.
They tried something like:
"some/path/srcds_run -parameters"
which does not work because the srcds_run needs to be run from its
directory.
Could someone at valve add something like
"cd $(dirname $0)"
at the start of the script to make it more userfriendly?
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