09-13-2010, 08:00 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-13-2010, 08:05 PM by Pasibrzuch.)
I have lots of servers running in this same machine. For each server I prepare one port, example: 27015, 27020, 27025...
When I run srcds_linux he opened multiple ports (3 others than I pass in program argument --port 28051) for example: 27009, 27025, 28051, 26937
Later I want run other server, on port 27025 but it will be not start because port is blocked by srcds_linux - I then kill this process, but is any other solution?
Can I set ports range that srcds_linux can use? I want for example, port range: 30000-35000 and when srcds_linux starts he opened port 28051 (--port arg) and three others in this range.
When I run srcds_linux he opened multiple ports (3 others than I pass in program argument --port 28051) for example: 27009, 27025, 28051, 26937
Later I want run other server, on port 27025 but it will be not start because port is blocked by srcds_linux - I then kill this process, but is any other solution?
Can I set ports range that srcds_linux can use? I want for example, port range: 30000-35000 and when srcds_linux starts he opened port 28051 (--port arg) and three others in this range.