A bit about this script
Basically is a script allows you to run several different mods for a friend. My friend had no knowledge of linux or how the server was ran, but knew how simply to run a command.I made this script to easily allow him to change between mods. Just so you know, this script WILL NOT work "out of the box". Basically you will want to setup this script with your own configurations.
If you know very little about scripting you may want to check out The Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide at tldp.org (http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html)
I just created this script to meet my needs. I have been working on making it variable based so it can be easily configurable, but have been unable to complete it.
Go check it out all you Linux users ;)
SoF2 Linux Launcher ver 1.0 --------------------------- | A bit about this script | --------------------------- Basically is a script allows you to run several different mods for a friend. My friend had no knowledge of linux or how the server was ran, but knew how simply to run a command.I made this script to easily allow him to change between mods. Just so you know, this script WILL NOT work "out of the box". Basically you will want to setup this script with your own configurations. If you know very little about scripting you may want to check out The Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide at tldp.org (http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html) I just created this script to meet my needs. I have been working on making it variable based so it can be easily configurable, but have been unable to complete it. -------------------------- | Installation and usage | -------------------------- To easily install this script simply unzip it to your home directory. There are four files included. launcher - The actual Script sofstatus - Holds the status of the sof2 server lastsof2mod - Contains what mod was ran last. readme.txt - This file I recommend that you "hide" the sofstatus and lastsof2mod from who ever will use this script. you can always do this by changing the name of the files. By putting a "." in front Linux will hide the file from a regular "ls". You can easily do this by using a command such as "mv sofstatus .sofstatus". Be sure to make the necessary changes to the script. This script can be simply ran by typing "./launcher osp" or "./launcher sneaky". To check the status of the server you can simply type "./launcher status" to get the status or "./launcher stop" to stop the server. Before doing any of this I STONGLY recommend that you look at the script BEFORE running this script, but I am sure this will give you a good start on making your own launching server. Have fun! Regards, =|LwC|= NoNe email: [email protected] * Warning - Must Read and Understand Before Use* The author of this file accepts no responsibility for damage to data, or physical damage to hardware, caused by the appropriate or inappropriate use of this file. It is deemed that users who run this file, automatically are considered as having read and understood this liability clause before using the said file.
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