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Gracefully shutting down a server.
#1
Hi guys,

I was wondering if there is a gracefull way to shutdown a running CSS server. I've been doing it by kill -9 but for some reason that doesn't feel 'right'.

Any ideas ? Have I missed something whilst searching the net for this ?

thnx in advance for your suggestions..
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#2
Erm I am rather new to this as well but have you tried typing "exit" while the server is runing
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#3
quit will exit source back to screen prompt gracefully!
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#4
or you can just do Ctrl + C. Same thing, just quicker.

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#5
if u use screen just kill the screen process or reatach it with screen -r <name> and kill it with Ctrl + C
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#6
I'm not using Screen... I'm running the server straight off the command prompt via a script, creating a pid file ... This always worked for our MOH:AA servers as that only starts of 1 process... For HL/CSS 2 processes are started so both need to be killed... I guess i'll have to change my script then see if I can 'catch' both the PID's for the started processes so I can kill them both ...
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#7
I just use CTRL + C and that kills both the screen and the srcds
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#8
CTL+ C will quit server but wont report mem loss so I would surgest quit as a prefered method!
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#9
try using rcon to stop the server.
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#10
try using rcon to stop the server.
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#11
Hansz Wrote:I'm not using Screen... I'm running the server straight off the command prompt via a script, creating a pid file ... This always worked for our MOH:AA servers as that only starts of 1 process... For HL/CSS 2 processes are started so both need to be killed... I guess i'll have to change my script then see if I can 'catch' both the PID's for the started processes so I can kill them both ...

I'm also not using screen and made a initscript which kills both the processes.
Atm I'm rewriting the srcds_run script, because Valve was a little bit lazy with the loop for catching a servercrash and restart it. They could have done a better job Rolleyes
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