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well fyi i was the guy who confirmed hlsw fully working in wine :-) . so i use
that.
Andrew Forsberg wrote:
On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 00:37 +, Dave "M3PH" Williams wrote:
Screen for
me is a necessity for me as when we get our hardware in (atm this is all
lea
On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 00:37 +, Dave "M3PH" Williams wrote:
> Screen for
> me is a necessity for me as when we get our hardware in (atm this is all
> leaning and practise) we plan on running as many servers as possible (my
> numbers say 8 but we'll see) on a dual core processor.
Yea, I run betw
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Easy screen use:
Make a new process:
screen -S hlds_1
./hlds blah blah anyhting else you want to run
then on your keyboard do: control+a+d
your screen in now detached.
To get back to a screen just do
screen -r hlds_1
you can name them what
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cheers guys for the help. Seeing as i didn't get a reply as quickly as i would
have liked (hey i'm not known for my patience ;-) ) i did some resaerch on
screen on good ol' google and come up with the same command line. Screen for
me is a necessity for me as wh
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I think that the command would be
$ screen -A -m -d -S screen_name ./hlds_run -game cstrike +maxplayers 16
+map de_inferno +port 27016
(replace the server command by whatever you want)
To attach the terminal to the current tty:
$ screen -r scr
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Andrew Forsberg wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-12-17 at 15:02 +, Dave "M3PH" Williams wrote:
>
>> as you guys are probably aware i'm new to this whole running linux
>> servers thing. I've been doing some rea
On Sun, 2006-12-17 at 15:02 +, Dave "M3PH" Williams wrote:
> as you guys are probably aware i'm new to this whole running linux
> servers thing. I've been doing some reading on screen as i know some of
> you guys use it. But there is one concept i don't understand. how do i
> get screen to capt
as you guys are probably aware i'm new to this whole running linux
servers thing. I've been doing some reading on screen as i know some of
you guys use it. But there is one concept i don't understand. how do i
get screen to capture the running tty session in a bash script?
if i can master this all
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