03-29-2005, 09:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2005, 09:12 PM by foehammer989.)
I manage a network of game servers, as well as a clanserver for a few of my friends, based on servers using CentOS 3.3.
One of my biggest peeves when working on a server is closing PuTTY and watching as all of the servers that I've started shut down. Back in the day, when HLDS was my weapon of choice, I read that adding "&" to the command line was supposed to send the server process into the background, but that doesn't seem to work for Source. I don't have screen installed because I feel that it's only an added hassle, so I can't use the server.sh trick.
Is there anything I can do (or add to the start command) to keep the servers from shutting down whenever I exit the shell session?
One of my biggest peeves when working on a server is closing PuTTY and watching as all of the servers that I've started shut down. Back in the day, when HLDS was my weapon of choice, I read that adding "&" to the command line was supposed to send the server process into the background, but that doesn't seem to work for Source. I don't have screen installed because I feel that it's only an added hassle, so I can't use the server.sh trick.
Is there anything I can do (or add to the start command) to keep the servers from shutting down whenever I exit the shell session?