Oh, wait ... maybe I totally mis-understood the whole SteamCMD and installing by AppID instead of name. Do you use AppID 90? for any GoldSrc-based game (that has been ported over to SteamCMD)?
I re-installed fresh with AppID 90, and .... not as much stuff, but HL, CS and CS:CZ all together? Does that mean if I want to host (for example) 3 Counter-Strike servers, that when I install them I will also be bringing in-two 3 copies of HL1, 3 copies of Condition-Zero? I hope this isn't going to be the case with every GoldSrc game that get's converted. On Fri, 2013/02/22 07:50 PM, Weasel <[email protected]> wrote: > Not sure if this is intentional, but I noticed when doing a fresh HL1 > dedicated server installation with SteamCMD, that it is also making folders > for other Valve-games in the same base install folder: > > Blue-Shift (./bshift), > Counter-Strike (./cstrike), > Counter-Strike:Condition-Zero (./cszero), > Deathmatch Classic (./dmc), > Day-of-Defeat (./dod) > Opposing Force (./gearbox), > Ricochet (./ricochet), > Team Fortress Classic (./tfc) > - all in addition to the "valve" folder and other expected stuff. > > Most of them are "nearly" empty - most just DLL's. > It just seems wierd that it would do that at all. > > I also noticed that it did that for a fresh Counter-Strike install using > SteamCMD also. > > Maybe somebody left a bunch of unnecessary stuff checked-into the repository > before making that dedicated server build? > > PS: This is on Linux (CentOS 5.9 and Debian 6 both). _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
