You can write your own script based on srcdsupdatecheck:
#!/bin/bash
servers="server1 server2 server3 server4"
serversrestart="server_blubb1 server2 server4 usw"
serverfiles=~/serverfiles/css
serverdir=~/da/sind/deine/server/
startscript=/pafd/zu/run.sh
update_server() {
./steam -command update -game "Counter-Strike Source" -dir $1
}
update_symlinks() {
for server in $3; do
cp -rs $1/* $2/$server/ &> /dev/null
done
}
restart_servers() {
for server in $2; do
$1 restart $server
done
}
if ! ( ./srcupdatecheck ~/serverfiles/css/orangebox/cstrike/steam.inf
| grep -q '^Got three non-rejected queries, UP TO DATE!' ); then
update_server "$serverfiles"
update_symlinks "$serverfiles" "$serverdir" "$servers"
restart_servers "$startscript" "$serversrestart"
fi
Code untested...
The if statement executes the srcdsupdatecheck and grep the Output:
"Got three non-rejected queries, UP TO DATE". When the output doesn't
come, the if-block will be executed.
The function update_symlinks is only for servers which are using symlinks.
After an update you can restart all your servers with your own
startscript. When you've tested the code, you can make a cronjob, wich
maybe run all 17th minutes the script.
Andre Müller
sourceserver.info
2011/2/22 Daniel Nilsson Jokiaho <[email protected]>:
> Im doing the opposit. Having multiple install dirs and varios scripts that
> updates those :(
>
> I have it this way because of need for different server.cfg, /maps and
> /addons.. Can i change this to one install and then use your script?
>
> //Daniel
>
>
>
> Nephyrin Zey skrev 2011-02-22 10:56:
>>
>> We may, in fact, be as high as six users. I am astounded! Be sure to let
>> me know if you have any feature requests :-P
>>
>> PS Join the hang out in #hlserveradmins @ irc.gamesurge.net
>>
>> - Neph
>>
>> On 02/21/2011 11:35 AM, Kaspars wrote:
>>>
>>> Sorry but I'm using this script longer than you :) I'm just staying in
>>> the shadows... ok, actually I'm using only the "srcupdatecheck" from the
>>> package, but that still qualifies me as an user of this fine stuff :) High
>>> five!
>>>
>>> On 2011.02.21. 19:27, Eli Witt wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Neph!
>>>>
>>>> I never knew about your script up until about 2 months ago when I was
>>>> using
>>>> my very limited hacked together script and googling a lot of stuff about
>>>> srcds and bash when I stumbled across it, the way I installed my servers
>>>> was
>>>> really archaic in terms of directory trees, and I found your script so
>>>> awesome I simply rm -rf'ed /home/hlds and redid everything from scratch
>>>> via
>>>> yours.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So does this make me #4?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> =D
>>>>
>>>> On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 3:39 PM, Nephyrin
>>>> Zey<[email protected]>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> For all three of you out there using this script, I've made some minor
>>>>> updates, which can be found here:
>>>>> http://nephyrin.net/tools/nemrun/1.6/
>>>>>
>>>>> Mainly, it now works with L4D2's newer steam.inf format
>>>>>
>>>>> - Neph
>>>>>
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