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<0> I tried w/o it
<0> does nothing
<0> raptor2 ~ # sudo -u hlds screen -A -m -S hlds /home/hlds/HLDSteam/hlds_run -game cstrike +mapchangecfgfile "server.cfg" +map de_dust2 +maxplayers 20 -insecure -nomaster
<0> Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/0' - please check.
<0> raptor2 ~ #
<0> why does it give me that?
<0> no screens are created
<0> nothing is running
<0> :/
<1> because its expecting to be run in a terminal, not in a magic startup script
<0> who is expecting what?
<2> the -d -m options are designed to be used in startup scripts
<0> okay
<2> Maybe you should switch the order of -m -d?
<2> You've got it -m -d... I doubt that will work but it's a shot in the dark...
<3> Raptor: there is probably a way to start the server running, then from a console, connect to the running server
<3> Raptor: example, with asterisk, i start it running, it is now running in the background
<0> I've read a ton of forums on setting up hlds today, none spoke of connecting to a running server :/
<3> Raptor: at any time, with it running, from any shell, i can run 'asterisk -c' and it will connect to the running server
<0> everybody screens
<0> lemme see what params hlds will take
<0> damn it won't give me a list of possible params
<0> :/
<2> You could just put the process in the background... "/home/hlds/HLDSteam/hlds_run -game cstrike +mapchangecfgfile "server.cfg" +map de_dust2 +maxplayers 20 -insecure -nomaster &" and use jobs and fg to bring it to the foreground...
<2> note the ampersand (&) at the end of the command...
<0> ectospasm: could you please detail the jobs and fg thing?
<2> jobs will show you all the commands currently in the background, labeled by numbers... fg will bring job N to the background.
<0> I'll try that as a last resort
<0> but it's a good idea to keep in mind, thanks
<2> test this out: type "top &"... then "jobs"
<0> I just rebooted on a test, will try it in 5 mins
<2> it will show the job number for top... typing "fg N" will bring it to the ForeGround, where N is whatever job number the system has given top
<0> I just ran the same command without the sudo -u hlds
<0> it gave no error messages, but nothing started
<0> lemme try it your way
<2> Oh, and you can put something into the background by hitting CTRL-Z
<0> :/
<0> weird things happening here
<3> ctrl-z suspends an app
<3> you then have to bg %1 it
<0> I run the start command with an ampersand
<0> and it gave me the prompt back, but the server continued displaying stuff over the prompt
<2> what does jobs say?
<0> shows it running
<2> If you do fg N it should bring it to the foreground so you can interact with it...
<0> yeah, problem is, even if it is in background it keeps outputting stuff to the console
<0> overwriting anything there
<3> d'oh
<3> i forgot about that
<3> been some time since ive switched an app to the background
<3> years actually
<0> so how do I make it behave?
<3> uuhh
<3> my brain hurts
<2> some commands behave nicely when you do that, some don't. I guess yours doesn't.
<0> okay then I have to make screen work
<2> now is the history important when you connect to control the server?
<0> not really
<0> but it would be nice to have it
<0> I do have logs for the history
<0> I think
<0> all I *really* want is to be able to interact with it
<3> im goin home
<4> GENTLEMEN! BEHOLD!
<2> why do you say that?
<4> sunspots
<2> why?
<4> I think Agios knows...
<2> how do you know that?
<4> More lubricant.
<4> Wasn't expecting gn00b!
<5> :-P
<5> anyone know any url's where i can read on how to host 2 different domains (using gentoo and apache, of course)
<6> gn00b: http ?
<7> yellow, and sometimes blue
<2> look into httpd.conf for virtual domains... the default config for apache has that documented right in the config.
<5> ty
<2> I've never done it, though, so there might be a little more work to it than just that. YMMV
<5> wait...
<5> g/f bitchin at me...
<5> ok...here's the revised question...
<5> do i have to do anything special to host 2 different domains...
<5> 1 will be http/ftp on gentoo/apache...
<5> the other will be http on winxp/iis
<0> hrm.. seems the only way to make screen run that command was to cd to that running dir and screen from it as root :/
<5> i have dsl--->router--->gentoo and windows boxes
<0> I think the problem was with sudo or su not being able to take in more than one argument as a whole command
<0> can I solve that by like adding quotes to the whole command?
<2> Raptor: perhaps...
<0> I was hoping you'd know :/
<0> I don't wanna re-re-re-re-re-reboot to test it
<2> run the screen command before you reboot... if it works, then test with a reboot...
<8> just re-re-reboot
<0> not the screen command is the problem
<0> cause screening as root or anything else works
<0> su or sudo-ing as a user with a long command doesn't work
<1> does the server NEED to run as root ?
<1> or even moreso, the screen ?
<0> I want both the screen and the server to run as hlds
<1> oh ... thats right... good point
<0> cause it works if I just add screen blah blah to the /etc/conf.d/local.start
<0> but that means it runs it as root
<0> so if anyone breaks into the server, they're root
<0> :/
<0> not that anyone here would manage to do that
<0> but I wanna have good habbits :)
<0> I mean
<0> I read everywhere
<0> don't run as root
<0> and I'm trying to do just that
<1> does that user have reasonable permissions ?
<0> erm?
<0> the user manages to screen and run the server on its own
<1> hmm k...
<0> sudoing is run from the local.start file
<0> I even tried quotes ffs :(
<1> for su or sudo to work you need a p***word... maybe you need to change /etc/sudoers to make this case not need a p***word...
<8> damn you just start the server as a daemon?
<0> Mank0r: more details please
<1> Mank0r, he reckons its got some text console he has to be able to interact with that can't be accessed remotely
<0> theBear how do I do that?
<1> edit /etc/sudoers
<0> I have
<0> that's ancient egyptian to me
<1> so the entire command works yet ?
<1> from a terminal
<0> not the su part
<0> screen blah blah works just fine
<0> but I can't make it run as the user hlds on startup
<1> have you fixed the su commandline options yet ?
<0> yes
<0> su user -c command
<1> but it doesn't work from a terminal ?
<0> and sudo -u user command
<0> no it doesn't
<0> everything works except the su/sudo part
<1> what does it say
<0> nothing
<1> hmmmm.... checked the logs ?
<0> logs?
<0> ok how do I add a command in /etc/sudoers?
<1> ls /var/log/
<0> but then again
<1> there should be examples in there
<0> why do I need to check sudoers?
<0> cause local.start runs everything as root right?
<0> so putting a su -c something user in the local.start file should run
<1> depends if you use sudo or su .... i think by default sudoers makes root not super....
<0> cause it runs as root
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