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Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

So, a few people have been bugging me to release my updated version of Nemrun for SteamCMD... so here it is.

This is based on Nemrun 1.8.7.

The new (required) parameters are actually the same ones the server uses with its newer -autoupdate support:
-steam_dir - The directory steamcmd lives in. Replaces -steamdir which was for hldsupdatetool.
-steamcmd_script - The steamcmd script to run. Relative paths are treated as relative from the steam_dir.

Note: This includes srcdsupdatecheck from Nemrun 1.8.7.

Edit: I wonder if the reason Nephyrin didn't update this for SteamCMD himself is because he now works for Valve.

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Quote:

Originally Posted by Powerlord (Post 1972196)

So, a few people have been bugging me to release my updated version of Nemrun for SteamCMD... so here it is.

This is based on Nemrun 1.8.7.

The new (required) parameters are actually the same ones the server uses with its newer -autoupdate support:
-steam_dir - The directory steamcmd lives in. Replaces -steamdir which was for hldsupdatetool.
-steamcmd_runscript - The steamcmd script to run. Relative paths are treated as relative from the steam_dir.

Note: This includes srcdsupdatecheck from Nemrun 1.8.7.

Thank you again. Totally rocks.

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Does anyone have any clue why SteamCMD won't update steam.inf on my servers? (That's plural, it's happening on all three systems). steam.inf won't update with the new version number so nemrun never restarts the servers to update.

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay (Post 1988957)

No idea. It appears to be working on my Prop Hunt server, although I've noticed that the -cleandownloads option doesn't seem to work any more... I should probably fix that.

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

I just realized that I never gave my solution...

SteamCMD wasn't updating my steam.inf file so nemrun never thought the server was fully updated. To fix it, I had to switch my user-relative path (~/tfserver) to an absolute path (/home/user/tfserver).

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Two things:

I just noticed the first post had the command listed as -steamcmd_runscript. It's actually -steamcmd_script.

I also want to post the command lines I use with nemrun_steamcmd to give people an idea of how it works, at least if you use it in its update daemon mode.

For TF2, my update daemon is running like this:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

# Source Dedicated Server Init Script for Nemrun



# Server options

NAME='updater'                          # Server handle for the screen session

STEAM='/home/tf2/tf2'             # Path to STEAM installation

USER='tf2'



STEAM_DIR='../steamcmd'

STEAMCMD_SCRIPT='tf2update.txt'

SHARED_SCREENS='tf2'

cd $STEAM



screen -d -m -U -S $NAME ./nemrun-steamcmd \

-nemlog "runlogs/updater_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log" \

-cleandownloads 10 -autoupdate -steam_dir $STEAM_DIR \

-steamcmd_script $STEAMCMD_SCRIPT -sharedscreens $SHARED_SCREENS -updatefirst \

\

-game tf -updatedaemon

My game server is running like this:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

# Source Dedicated Server Init Script for Nemrun



# Server options

NAME='tf2'                              # Server handle for the screen session

DAEMON='srcds_run'                      # The server daemon

STEAM='/path/to/server'            # Path to STEAM installation

USER='tf2'



# Game options

IP='1.2.3.4'                             # IP of the server

PORT='27015'                            # Port number to use

MAP='plr_hightower_event'                 # Initial map to start

MAPCYCLE='mapcycle_halloween.txt'

GAME='tf'                               # Game type (tf|cstrike|valve|hl2mp)

SIZE='24'                               # Maximum number of players

CONFIGFILE='server-halloween.cfg'        # Config file to use in cfg directory

SOURCEMOD='addons/sourcemod-halloween'

MOTDFILE='motd-halloween'



cd $STEAM



# Server options string

OPTS="-game $GAME +map $MAP -ip $IP -port $PORT \

    +maxplayers $SIZE +sv_pure 1 +mapcyclefile $MAPCYCLE \

    +servercfgfile $CONFIGFILE -strictportbind +sm_basepath $SOURCEMOD \

    +motdfile ${MOTDFILE}.txt +motdfile_text ${MOTDFILE}_text.txt \

    -replay"



screen -d -m -U -S $NAME ./nemrun-steamcmd \

-nemlog "runlogs/tf2_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log" \

-corefile "cores/tf2_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.core" \

\

$OPTS

Note that cleandownloads is actually broken at the moment... I need to take the time to fix it at some point.

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Is this still supported (meaning does it work) and err does it have all the features that the original Nemrun with running multiple servers off 1 installation and auto updating...?

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Hi,

where is emailTheAdmins.sh and notifyadmins.sh?

Re: Nemrun for SteamCMD Linux

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackglade (Post 2060161)

Is this still supported (meaning does it work) and err does it have all the features that the original Nemrun with running multiple servers off 1 installation and auto updating...?

Not sure how I never replied to this, but this should still be operational and I still use it on my Linux TF2 server.

Quote:

Originally Posted by eric0279 (Post 2164894)

Hi,

where is emailTheAdmins.sh and notifyadmins.sh?

Those have never actually been shipped with NemRun... you actually have to write them yourself.

There are reasons for this...
1. notifyadmins.sh doesn't specify how to contact the admins.
2. emailTheAdmins.sh would need to be written differently depending on how your server is set up... if it has a sendmail binary (installed by most mail servers) it could use that, but otherwise it'd have to talk SMTP directly with a remote mail server.

Also, just because it has a .sh extension doesn't strictly mean it's a shell script... it could be written in perl or python and passed the perl/python interpreter on the first line (the shebang line).