[cod] Online Game CP software.

Dean Hamstead dean at fragfest.com.au
Mon Jul 14 18:05:07 EDT 2008


this actually looks really good.

does the agent on the controlled servers run as root?


Dean

Sido - Callofduty.pl wrote:
> SWIFT Panel is the ultimate *PHP Linux Game Server Control Panel*. SWIFT 
> Panel is packed with features but with a core focus of easy management. 
> Its unique method of managing game servers allows for administrators to 
> have complete control.
> http://www.swiftpanel.com/
> 
> 
> 2008/7/13 "Einar S. idsø" <einar.cod at norsk-esport.no 
> <mailto:einar.cod at norsk-esport.no>>:
> 
>     True, you don't have complete and absolute control with GC. And it
>     isn't OSS. But if we're not going to be complete fanatics about OSS,
>     I have to say that coming from a background where I scripted for
>     each and every game we ran in Linux, I started to get a bit tired of
>     it all. Especially since game servers was a hobby, and the job was
>     getting a bit too big for me on my spare time. Not to mention that a
>     number of games simply run better in Windows than in Linux (hate to
>     say it, but it's true). Compared to recreating a system in Windows
>     which did the same as my custom-made scripts in Linux, simply
>     switching to GameCreate proved to be the path of least resistance. I
>     am very glad I don't have to script anymore - getting a new game to
>     run is now, for most cases, simply a matter of installing the game
>     and firing up a server through the GC control panel :)
> 
>     Deciding which GSP-software is best for you, is more of an
>     individual preference than a one-solution-fits-all type of problem.
> 
>     Cheers,
>     Einar
> 
> 
>     |T-OC|Morpheus|:.Web wrote:
> 
>         He said to sell your soul because you can't control all of the
>         management process, as "server part" is still hold on gamecreate
>         servers. You just have a client that uses gamecreate server
>         infrastructure to interact with your game servers. By free, I
>         think you can also understand open-source (like php projects).
> 
>         Einar S. idsø a écrit :
> 
>             Gamecreate is not "sort fo free" - it is completely free!
>             And it probably supports more games than any other panel out
>             there. Gamecreate supports both Windows and Linux, and it is
>             completely transparent to the user which OS is used.
>             GC is also incredibly easy to use, and is based on templates
>             so creating new servers is done in literally just a few clicks.
>             Unfortunately it can be somewhat unstable at times, but I
>             still feel it's an excellent solution for hosting all of our
>             games, which run on ~25 hosts.
> 
>             You can try it out at http://www.gamecreate.com/testdrive.php
> 
>             Cheers,
>             Einar
> 
>             Dean Hamstead wrote:
> 
> 
>                 Sell your soul but sort of free
>                 http://www.gamecreate.com/
> 
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