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To start a Linux server via Terminal I use the following script inside the Unreal/System directory: | To start a Linux server via Terminal I use the following script inside the Unreal/System directory: | ||
until ./UCCLinux.bin server DMDeck16?Game=Unrealshare.Deathmatchgame; do | until ./UCCLinux.bin server DMDeck16?Game=Unrealshare.Deathmatchgame; do | ||
echo "Server 'UCCLinux.bin' crashed with exit code $?. Respawning.." >&2 | |||
sleep 1 | |||
done | done | ||
this way the server is restarted automatically in case of a crash, but won't do it if the server is shut down nicely. | this way the server is restarted automatically in case of a crash, but won't do it if the server is shut down nicely. | ||
Revision as of 08:26, 29 September 2012
To start a Linux server via Terminal I use the following script inside the Unreal/System directory:
until ./UCCLinux.bin server DMDeck16?Game=Unrealshare.Deathmatchgame; do
echo "Server 'UCCLinux.bin' crashed with exit code $?. Respawning.." >&2
sleep 1
done
this way the server is restarted automatically in case of a crash, but won't do it if the server is shut down nicely.
to start it from remote and being able to disconnect then I use:
nohup ./serverstart &
the log will be then in the file nohup.out, but watch it, it can grow very big over time.