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The command-line tool for quick, simple deployment and management of Linux dedicated game servers.
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* refactor: refactor tmux session handling
- Updated the code to use the variable `socketname` instead of `sessionname` when interacting with tmux sessions.
- Added logic to create a unique socket name using a UID if it doesn't already exist.
- Refactored multiple functions (`fn_start_jk2`, `fn_start_tmux`, `fn_stop_graceful_ctrlc`, `fn_stop_graceful_cmd`, `fn_stop_graceful_goldsrc`, `fn_stop_graceful_avorion`, and `fn_stop_tmux`) to use the new socket name for tmux commands.
This commit improves the readability and maintainability of the code by separating the concept of session names from socket names, allowing for more flexibility in managing tmux sessions.
* feat: stop server when generating uid
this should prevent issues when migrating to using uid
* refactor: lockfile handling
- Removed unnecessary function fn_start_jk2()
- Removed unused variable startparameters in fn_start_tmux()
- Added comments to clarify code functionality
- Renamed lockfile from "${lockdir}/${selfname}.lock" to "${lockdir}/${selfname}-start.lock"
- Updated log messages and log file names to include timestamp
* refactor: improve backup and update monitoring
The code in `command_monitor.sh` has been refactored to enhance the monitoring of backups and updates. The conditions for checking if a backup or update is running have been modified to include additional checks using `pgrep`. This change improves the accuracy of the monitoring process.
* refactor: improve logging in core_exit.sh
- Changed the grep command to include the -a flag to handle non-text files
- Updated sed command to remove "modulefile=" from the output and redirect it to dev-debug-module-order.log
* refactor: improve code readability and remove redundant code
- Refactored the `fn_monitor_check_starting` function to check for stale lockfiles and print appropriate messages.
- Refactored the `fn_monitor_check_stopping` function to check for stale lockfiles and print appropriate messages.
- Removed redundant code that deletes the update lockfile in `command_update.sh` and `command_validate.sh`.
- Improved code readability by removing unnecessary comments.
* feat: add exitbypass flag to prevent lingering tmux sessions
The code changes in `command_start.sh` include adding an `exitbypass` flag to prevent lingering tmux sessions. This flag is used to stop the running server before creating a unique uid for the tmux socket name.
* refactor: Refactor lockfile names for consistency and clarity
- Renamed "${lockdir}/${selfname}-laststart.lock" to "${lockdir}/${selfname}-last-started.lock"
- Renamed "${lockdir}/backup.lock" to "${lockdir}/stopping.lock"
- Renamed "${lockdir}/${selfname}-start.lock" to "${lockdir}/${selfname}-started.lock"
- Renamed "${lockdir}/${selfname}-starting.lock" to "${lockdir}/${selfname}-stopping.lock"
This commit refactors the lockfile names in the codebase for better consistency and clarity. The changes make it easier to understand the purpose of each lockfile and improve readability.
* refactor: refactor check_last_update.sh, command_backup.sh, command_debug.sh, command_mods_remove.sh, command_monitor.sh, command_start.sh, command_stop.sh, command_ts3_server_pass.sh and core_steamcmd.sh
- Refactored code to improve readability and maintainability.
- Renamed variables for clarity.
- Removed unnecessary comments and unused code.
- Fixed typos and formatting issues.
* refactor: update lock file path in core_steamcmd.sh
The lock file path in the core_steamcmd.sh script has been updated to use the correct variable. This change ensures that the lock file is created in the correct directory.
* refactor: improve file deletion in command_stop.sh
The code change refactors the file deletion process in the command_stop.sh script. Instead of using an empty redirect, it now directly removes the specified lock file. This improves clarity and ensures proper cleanup when stopping a command.
* refactor: update lockfile name in command_monitor.sh
The lockfile name has been changed from "${selfname}-started.lock" to "${selfname}-monitoring.lock" in the fn_monitor_check_lockfile function. The code has also been refactored to remove unnecessary checks and fixes for the lockfile.
* refactor: simplify start and stop command checks
The code in `command_start.sh` and `command_stop.sh` has been refactored to simplify the checks for the start and stop commands. Instead of checking if `exitbypass` is empty, it now directly checks if `firstcommandname` matches specific values ("START", "RESTART" for start command, and "STOP" for stop command). This change improves readability and reduces unnecessary conditions.
* refactor: simplify lockfile names and remove duplicate code
- Renamed lockfiles from "${selfname}-started.lock" to "started.lock", "${selfname}-starting.lock" to "starting.lock", "${selfname}-stopping.lock" to "stopping.lock", and "${selfname}-update.lock" to "update.lock".
- Removed duplicate code for removing stale lockfiles in fn_monitor_check_starting(), fn_monitor_check_stopping(), fn_monitor_check_backup(), fn_monitor_check_update(), update_factorio.sh, update_jediknight2.sh, update_minecraft.sh, update_minecraft_bedrock.sh, update_mta.sh, update_papermc.sh, update_ts3.sh, update_ut99.sh, and update_vintagestory.sh.
- Updated references to the renamed lockfiles in the respective functions.
* fix: corrected commandname
* fix: commandname skeleton
* refactor: improve file path handling in check_last_update.sh
The code changes refactor the file path handling in check_last_update.sh to use the correct lock directory. This ensures that the last update time is correctly retrieved and compared with the last start time.
* feat: add update lock file
Add functionality to create an update lock file when validating and updating SteamCMD. This prevents potential conflicts with customised files.
- Create a lock file with the current timestamp in the "command_validate.sh" script
- Create a lock file with the current timestamp in the "update_steamcmd.sh" script
* refactor: rename libgcc_s.so.1 backup file
The code has been refactored to improve clarity and readability. The variable `libgccc_so` has been renamed to `libgccc_so.bak` for better understanding of its purpose. This change ensures that the backup file for libgcc_s.so.1 is correctly named and easily identifiable.
* refactor: improve logging and error handling in command_monitor.sh
- Added error handling for PIDs with identical tmux sessions running, killing them and restarting the server.
- Added error handling for PIDs with the same tmux session and socket names running, killing them and restarting the server.
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LinuxGSM is the command-line tool for quick, simple deployment and management of Linux dedicated game servers.
Hassle-Free Dedicated Game Servers
Traditionally game servers are not easy to manage yourself. Admins often have to spend hours messing around trying to get their server working. LinuxGSM is a command-line tool designed to be as simple as possible, allowing admins to spend less time on management and more time gaming.
Main features
100+ game servers supported
- 🚚 Installer
- 🔍 Monitor
- ☎️ Alerts
- ☁️ Updater
- 📘 Server Details
- 💾 Backup
- 💻 Console
🐧 Compatibility
LinuxGSM will run on popular distros as long as the minimum requirements are met.
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- CentOS
Other distros are likely to work but are not fully tested.
🔧 Requirements
Each game server has specific dependency requirements. Visit a specific game server installation page on the LinuxGSM website to check dependency requirements for the game server you want to install.
📘 Documentation
Documentation is found at linuxgsm.com and docs.linuxgsm.com.
❓ Support
There are various ways to get support, check out the support page to the right support.
❤️ Sponsor
If you would like to sponsor to the project there are several ways you can, via GitHub Sponsors and PayPal. I would like to thank everyone who sponsors me. Since 2012 LinuxGSM has been steadily growing with new servers, features and improvements added regularly.
Contributors
A big thank you goes to all the wonderful people who contribute ideas, code, docs and support to this project.