Scripts and logs for multiple servers

[Tank Program]

When it said <server#> it meant like 1, so that the folder would be server1. If you use test the folder has to be servertest.

[AI-team]

OK, so try this script:

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#!/bin/sh
screen -m -S $1 bin/armagetronad-dedicated --vardir /home/duke/aa/servers/$2/var/ --configdir /home/duke/aa/servers/$2/cfg/

Usage:

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./starter.sh <screen name> <server cfg/var directory>

An example start command:

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./starter.sh test server4

[dukevin]

Ah, I finally tried what you said ai, but I think what you're saying is for ladderlog.

I'm trying to get server logs to go in separate directories based on which server they are logs of rather than all the logs being in /logs. (the logs I'm referring to are the ones generated by "screen -S $1 -X logfile /home/duke/aa/logs/$1_%d%m%Y-%c.log" in the srv script).

My first guess would be to modify that parameter to say :

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screen -S $1 -X logfile /home/duke/aa/servers/$1/logs/$1_%d%m%Y-%c.log

where $1 is the name of the server, but it didn't seem to work upon quick testing... but then again, server logs for some of my servers just randomly stop working for a while... hmm

edit: tried this 3 or 4 times with other servers, no luck either

[scene]

Ah, I finally tried what you said ai, but I think what you're saying is for ladderlog.

I'm trying to get server logs to go in separate directories based on which server they are logs of rather than all the logs being in /logs. (the logs I'm referring to are the ones generated by "screen -S $1 -X logfile /home/duke/aa/logs/$1_%d%m%Y-%c.log" in the srv script).

My first guess would be to modify that parameter to say :

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screen -S $1 -X logfile /home/duke/aa/servers/$1/logs/$1_%d%m%Y-%c.log

where $1 is the name of the server, but it didn't seem to work upon quick testing... but then again, server logs for some of my servers just randomly stop working for a while... hmm

edit: tried this 3 or 4 times with other servers, no luck either

Just to make sure its not the obvious, don't forget to make the "logs" directory writeable. I was able to do this, but instead i put the log files in /server/var/logs