[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by disawar1 Here the my Auto-Update Script (tested into csgo)

Maybe you should consider using the English language in things you release to the public.

[Chdata]

Isn't there a plugin to translate steamtools natives into steamworks so you don't need to do this kinda thing?

[Creampuffyness]

Sarabveer,
Could we please get a version with a cvar to disable the automatic restart? I want everything else as is, but as my host pushes update w/o m control, I'd rather not restart over and over until they push the update.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by Creampuffyness Sarabveer, Could we please get a version with a cvar to disable the automatic restart? I want everything else as is, but as my host pushes update w/o m control, I'd rather not restart over and over until they push the update.

This plugin is meant to run together with the -autoupdate parameter on the startup line.

If your server doesn't, and your updates is being pushed by your host as you say - then I'd suggest you do not run this plugin, as this plugin is not intended for your kind of use.

[Wormy]

My server shut down yesterday so it could download and install an update, but the strange thing is that the server didn't restart, even though I use -autoupdate. I had to update the server manually.

Anyone know why this could happen?

[Wormy]

This is still broken for me, any ides? The plugin shuts down the server properly but beyond that nothing happens.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by Wormy This is still broken for me, any ides? The plugin shuts down the server properly but beyond that nothing happens.

Windows servers doesn't restart automatically, so if you are using Windows, that is most obviously the reason for your issue.

If you are using Linux, you are most likely starting your server using ./srcds_linux [...], where you would be required to use the ./srcds_run [...] script in order to enable auto restarting.

In both cases, it would be your set up which is broken, and not the fault of this plugin.

[Sarabveer]

Originally Posted by arne1288 Windows servers doesn't restart automatically, so if you are using Windows, that is most obviously the reason for your issue. If you are using Linux, you are most likely starting your server using ./srcds_linux [...], where you would be required to use the ./srcds_run [...] script in order to enable auto restarting. In both cases, it would be your set up which is broken, and not the fault of this plugin.

Yup, love the quick responses arne1288

Have some bacon!

[Wormy]

Originally Posted by arne1288 Windows servers doesn't restart automatically, so if you are using Windows, that is most obviously the reason for your issue. If you are using Linux, you are most likely starting your server using ./srcds_linux [...], where you would be required to use the ./srcds_run [...] script in order to enable auto restarting. In both cases, it would be your set up which is broken, and not the fault of this plugin.

I am using the Team Fortress 2 Linux Server Manger script made by Daniel Gibbs, so I don't really know how it functions or how to use srcds_run.
I always use the "./tf2server start" command in the terminal in order to start the server, which as you say starts a "srcds_linux" process.

edit: I looked through the script and srcds_run is listed in there so I have no idea why it decides to use srcds_linux instead.

# Directories
rootdir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
selfname="$(basename $0)"
lockselfname=".${servicename}.lock"
filesdir="${rootdir}/serverfiles"
systemdir="${filesdir}/tf"
executabledir="${filesdir}"
executable="./srcds_run"
servercfg="${servicename}.cfg"
servercfgdir="${systemdir}/cfg"
servercfgfullpath="${servercfgdir}/${servercfg}"
servercfgdefault="${servercfgdir}/server.cfg"
backupdir="${rootdir}/backups"

Here is the entire script btw https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dg...ess2/tf2server

[Sarabveer]

Originally Posted by Wormy I am using the Team Fortress 2 Linux Server Manger script made by Daniel Gibbs, so I don't really know how it functions or how to use srcds_run. I always use the "./tf2server start" command in the terminal in order to start the server, which as you say starts a "srcds_linux" process. edit: I looked through the script and srcds_run is listed in there so I have no idea why it decides to use srcds_linux instead. # Directories rootdir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" selfname="$(basename $0)" lockselfname=".${servicename}.lock" filesdir="${rootdir}/serverfiles" systemdir="${filesdir}/tf" executabledir="${filesdir}" executable="./srcds_run" servercfg="${servicename}.cfg" servercfgdir="${systemdir}/cfg" servercfgfullpath="${servercfgdir}/${servercfg}" servercfgdefault="${servercfgdir}/server.cfg" backupdir="${rootdir}/backups" Here is the entire script btw https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dg...ess2/tf2server

Don't see -autoupdate.

I dont see why you need that script.