28 Jun 14, 02:07AM
(This post was last modified: 28 Jun 14, 02:08AM by RandumKiwi.)
My advice:
Step 1) The file "bin_unix/linux_64_server" (or non-64, if you're that way inclined), rename it to what you want to easily identify your server with, because in your process list (top, htop, pidof, etc), you'll want to be able to easily identify which running process is your AC server.
2) Use this as a script file, add switches as necessary:
Step 1) The file "bin_unix/linux_64_server" (or non-64, if you're that way inclined), rename it to what you want to easily identify your server with, because in your process list (top, htop, pidof, etc), you'll want to be able to easily identify which running process is your AC server.
2) Use this as a script file, add switches as necessary:
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#! /bin/bash
# Ensure that 'screen' is installed.
cd /path/to/mainacfolder
screen -d -m -S SERVERNAME bin_unix/SERVERNAME -cX -fXXXXX \
-n"SERVER DISPLAY NAME" \
-o"MOTD LINE 1
MOTD LINE 2"