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The seg fault seems like an issue with steam cmd itself. I think Alloc can't do there much.
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I am running v32 and the server fixes. All fine for me!
Great work Alloc!
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Hello nolram,
I have to correct my statement, player information like player kills and similar aren't possible.
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Hello nolram,
Yes you can display information like online players and similar on your website. Just parse the file players.xml.
Your extended statistics like killed zombies and players are possible but not implemented in the scripts of Alloc.
Killed animals aren't possible without doing some weird stuff.
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Maybe they should just hire you to make the dedicated linux builds
seems like the entire area gets ignored or they don't have enough developers to work on more areas of the game.Finally there is no much difference between the Windows and Linux dedicated server. Just the binary is different, which is delievered by Unity.
I think there are issues with the dependencies.
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Yes there are some changes needed. Keep calm Alloc will release them as fast as possible for him.
In general you can run the server scripts without any problems.
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Well, I redid the entire installation following your guide verbatim with the only exception being I did not add 7dtd.sh to the default run level. I did not run into any errors compiling the start-stop daemon this time. The test instance I created starts with the only reported error being shown when I ran `7dtd.sh instances list` the first time.
Instance name | Running | Players | Port ---------------------+----------+---------+------ (UNKNOWN) [127.0.0.1] 8081 (sunproxyadmin) : Connection refused TestInstance | yes | 8/25000 | 0
Despite that error, I can connect via telnet just fine.
Unfortunately, I am still unable to connect as port 25000 is still closed for some reason, even though the server is up and I can run commands on it via telnet. I'm not entirely sure what's up with that but I suspect it may be something specific to my system (yes, I checked my firewall).
EDIT: Or not. I changed the ports around and 7dtd still won't open the game port. I switched the telent port and the game port for testing and telnet runs just fine on port 25000 while 7dtd will not open port 8081. Not sure what to make of this.
You can look with netstat -l if there is anything else already running on the specific ports.
Do you have a firewall like iptables blocking incoming traffic?
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Regarding Q2: I think this only happens when the Telnet thread crashed so shutdown does not work. Can't do anything about it as that's a bug in the game itself.
It is an issue with the telnet thread, the kill uses normally the shutdown command. The "work-around" is to use the shutdown via console as player.
It should be fixed on server side, when the kill signal is send to save the day too. But at the moment remember the day and set it manually or shutdown the server when you are connected to the server via console and killing all monitor-log.sh after it.
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Oh damnit, thanks Alloc!
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Yes you can see the available hooks https://7dtd.illy.bz/wiki/Hooks.
Create a small shell script named playerConnect/<your personal favor>.sh and add there something like the following:
!/bin/sh . /usr/local/lib/7dtd/common.sh telnetCommand $1 "say Hello to $4"
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But it seems to be more an issue with the game itself and not with the scripts provided by Alloc.
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hello friend, how i do for run the "say" command by SSH? It´s possible?
You can run the "say" command using control panel, telnet or via administrative command (if configured).
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Which Version of scripts are you running? You should use v19.
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Thanks =)
But you haven't tried the native engine to compare with?
No only tried some settings, but not with "real" players.
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4 cores with 2.67GHz and 4 GB RAM running under wine 32 can take up to 6 players without any lags (cpu load about 2).
More people haven't joined the server yet or leave it instantly (it is a realistic one).
If you are running with wine-64 you need less CPU and less RAM.
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I only have the following ports:
- in: 25000-25002/UDP
- out: 20,21,80,443/TCP
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)I think it uses HTTP for the server list so port 80 should be enough.
You don't need the outgoing http(s) ports. I didn't found usage of 20 and 21.
You have to allow the outgoing source query engine ports around 25000 to list your server. I can deliever exact ports in the next days.
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seems like the entire area gets ignored or they don't have enough developers to work on more areas of the game.
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Native Linux server (with management scripts)
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I had again some issues with max open files running
fixed it for me.
During the startup there are about 36k open files and when the server is running 45k.