[moxie2020]

Nemrun is running the updates for my servers just fine, however, it is not killing and restarting the servers even though it appears to think it is:

[Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Cleaning downloads folder of files older than 10 days [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: -updatefirst specified, rebooting other servers now that update is ready. [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing any other servers. [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing shared screens: "tf00,tf01,tf02,tf03,tf04,tf05,tf06,tf07,tf08 ,tf09,tf10,tf11" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf00" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf01" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf02" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf03" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf04" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf05" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf06" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf07" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf08" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf09" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf10" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Killing screen "tf11" [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Freeing update lock [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Update check complete [Fri Sep 7 02:23:43 PDT 2012] :: Update daemon mode. Waiting a few seconds and checking again!

I am using a python script and it is likely the issue:

PHP Code:

UPDATE_COMMAND = 'screen -d -m -U -S tfupdate ' + \
                 './nemrun ' + \
                 '-nemlog "runlogs/updater_%Y%m%d%H%M%S.log" ' + \
                 '-cleandownloads 10 ' + \
                 '-autoupdate ' + \
                 '-steamdir .. ' + \
                 '-srvdir . ' + \
                 '-sharedscreens ' + \
                 ','.join(['{prefix}{}'.format('{:02}'.format(x), prefix=SESSION_PREFIX) for x in range(len(SERVERS))]) + \
                 ' ' + \
                 '-updatefirst ' + \
                 '-game tf ' + \
                 '-updatedaemon' 


It appears to read the join statement for the -sharedscreens's correctly as evidenced by the log but it never actually kills any servers.

I am open to ideas.

[Powerlord]

Just to be sure: The other servers are running in screens whose names are formatted in the same way? (i.e. tf01 rather than tf1)?

Actually, is it possible to show one of the scripts that starts the actual servers?

[moxie2020]

Originally Posted by Powerlord Just to be sure: The other servers are running in screens whose names are formatted in the same way? (i.e. tf01 rather than tf1)? Actually, is it possible to show one of the scripts that starts the actual servers?

Yes they are and here is the launch commands:

START_COMMAND = 'screen -A -m -d -S {session} ' + \ './nemrun ' + \ '-game tf ' + \ '+ip {ip} ' + \ '-port {port} ' + \ '-nohltv ' + \ '+maxplayers {players} ' + \ '+servercfgfile server{serverindex}.cfg ' + \ '+mm_pluginsfile addons/metamod/metaplugins{serverindex}.ini ' + \ '+sm_basepath addons/sourcemod{serverindex} ' + \ '+map {startmap}'

The servers definitely all startup as they are supposed to and they display correctly as tf01-tf11.
If you would like the whole script I can PM it to you.

Basically there is a tf prefix then each session is assigned a number from 00-11 and it obviously is used to create the screen names as well as launch the servers.