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- Action Quake2 - Base Server Installer by Paul Klumpp (2012-11-18)
- It's always the same in Linux: To make it work on your system, some quake2
- stuff needs to be compiled. Please follow these simple instructions.
- Change into the q2compile/ directory:
- cd q2compile
- Start the magic script:
- ./make_and_put_all.sh
- Change to your q2 server directory:
- cd ../q2srv/
- Edit the gs_starter.cfg and try to study what it says:
- nano gs_starter.cfg
- Note: The ACTIVATE variable defines which instances get run
- by ./gs_starter.sh startwatch. And obviously, the rest of the
- variables define starting parameters for these instances.
- Edit action/h_passwords.cfg so you have a rcon_password that you actually know:
- nano action/h_passwords.cfg
- Start the gs_starter.sh script... With default gs_starter.cfg, it will watch
- over your Action Quake 2 game server instances 1, 2 and 3:
- screen ./gs_starter.sh startwatch
- IT'S DONE. YOU'RE READY TO GO!
- But if you're new to Linux and "screen", you have to know the following!
- You can get a list of running gameserver instances with:
- screen -ls
- You can attach to a running gameserver instance with:
- screen -x gs1
- or
- screen -x gs2 etc.
- You can detach from a gameserver instance with:
- Press ctrl+a then press d
- You can kill ALL instances with:
- ./gs_starter.sh stopall
- Note: If they were watched by startwatch, the instances will come up again.
- You can kill an instance X with:
- ./gs_starter.sh stop X
- Note: If it was watched by startwatch, the instance will come up again.
- You can start an instance X with:
- ./gs_starter.sh start X
- Note: This does not necessarily mean that this instance is watched.
- You can stop watching the instances with:
- ./gs_starter.sh stopwatch
- For help, just start it:
- ./gs_starter.sh
- And now, have fun!
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