08 Oct 12, 06:19PM
There are several ways to do that.
1) host the stuff on an NFS/SMB/... drive and load the config file from there.
2) use something rsync/scp/... to actively push the file to the hosts
3) download the file every time a client is started, by adding something like to the beginning of assaultcube.sh/assaultcube.bat. That's probably the most convenient option, and it doesn't need root.
Of course, there are additional ways, but they're probably more work than doing the stuff manually. How many instances are we talking about anyway?
1) host the stuff on an NFS/SMB/... drive and load the config file from there.
2) use something rsync/scp/... to actively push the file to the hosts
3) download the file every time a client is started, by adding something like
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curl http://path.to/config.cfg > config/saved.cfgOf course, there are additional ways, but they're probably more work than doing the stuff manually. How many instances are we talking about anyway?