Hello,
I've just started a new ioquake3 server. I'm using the packages provided in
Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise). Everything works beautifully; at present I'm
running ioq3ded in a screen session, but soon I'll wrap it in an Upstart
job.
I'd like to know how to administrate the server via its 'console' w
Hey Daniel,
Hopefully I am understanding your question. Does open-ssh not work
for some reason? That is the industry standard remote shell protocol.
Thank you,
eviljoel
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 10:33 PM, Daniel Bryan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've just started a new ioquake3 server. I'm using the p
Sorry, I should have been more precise.
I can SSH into the system just fine, the problem is administrating the
actual ioq3ded server. I want to do the equivalent of these operations that
you might run in the console from the game, without having to kill the
process:
/bot_enable 1
/map_restart
et
Hello Daniel,
Oh, I get it now. You want the server process to start via regular
init scripts but still be able to access the interactive (server side)
console. Yeah, I don't know how I would go about doing that. Maybe
run the server in a detached 'screen' session?
Laters,
eviljoel
On Mon, J
Hi Daniel,
Immediately upon executing the dedicated server process you can type commands
into the running shell, be it a screen or whatever.
You can also use rcon ( http://tinyurl.com/rcontools ) to send commands to the
server remotely and use the qstat program to monitor it remotely (qstat -q3s
