[cod] Running CoD servers as a Linux Daemon
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Sun Dec 5 15:18:25 EST 2004
We Edited A File Which We Call uocod
And This Is What It Contains
screen -A -m -d -S $USER ./coduo_lnxded +exec uocodserver.cfg +set net_port 28965
echo "server started"
When We Want To Kill The Server, We Look Up The Process ID And Pop It.
It's Originally Launced : ./uocod
----- Original Message -----
From: [MgA]RockCrusher
To: cod at icculus.org
Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: [cod] Running CoD servers as a Linux Daemon
Thanks Jay. I was wondering about the use of Screen within a Daemon job.
Any suggestions as to the run startup script for CoD is you don't use screen and use setusergid?
----- Original Message -----
From: Jay Vasallo
To: cod at icculus.org
Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:07 AM
Subject: Re: [cod] Running CoD servers as a Linux Daemon
I do not use screen with daemon tools. The run file that you create, or your start script is monitored thru daemon. If the process is killed with a console command
\rcon quit,
the supervise process restarts the server.
If you have mutliple servers booting off of main game installtion files, it is always wise to leave a server config in the main installtion. When the server starts it will use the main installtion server.cfg if the user's config is not present.
If a client does not have a file or config properly edited or in the correct folder, the process will not restart. Always keep a server.cfg located in your main installation.
Example:
Main installation server config at /games/cod/cod-server/uo/server.cfg
User's server config at /home/user/cod-server/uo/server.cfg
If configs are not present, I have seen the process take the whole cpu at 99%.
Daemontools is good program if installed correctly. Once installed, the program will create a folder called /service
cd /service
Now create a folder and name it whatever the user is named.
mkdir sbclan
Now if you do the "ls" command, you will notice that there is now a folder called /service/sbclan/supervise
This is made by daemon tolls. Don't even bother with this folder. Let it be.
Now you have to have created a start script and call it run. Copy the run file so it ends up as
/service/sbclan/run. The run file has have the setusergid command within the file . http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/setuidgid.html
now "chmod +x run" and the service will start. you will also notice that the server has started.
svc -d /service/sbclan - will kill the server.
svc -u /service/sbclan - will restart the server
Once in a great while, I enter my ventrilo boxes and give the "ps aux" command to see all the processes. If a notice an error, i killed the process by thru daemon and search for the config error. After correcting the error, I would restart the process.
I like using it, unlike many other people.
cheers
----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Mount
To: cod at icculus.org
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 10:28 PM
Subject: Re: [cod] Running CoD servers as a Linux Daemon
> You can run them on deamon tools
Does deamontools let you monitor a screen process? I've tried Cron and ended up with multiple server instances (periodically, like one extra server per day or so).
--Rob
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