Adding warmroast.sh to automate starting and re-starting of WarmRoast #11
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Edit the variables at the top of this warmroast.sh script to match your server. Run this scripts in a separate 'screen' than ServerStart.sh. To run a screen in Linux: screen -h 2014 -S <screen name> Then, type 'CTRL+a d' to detach from the screen. Use 'screen -r <screen name>' to re-attach. Use 'screen -list' to print/list the screens available. For example: screen -h 2014 -S warmroast ./warmroast.sh CTRL+a d screen -r warmroast # check on its status or kill it with CTRL+c CTRL+a d
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I wonder if it'd be possible instead to incorporate this into the existing sh just with maybe a config option or even better a command line switch/parameter |
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Edit the variables at the top of this warmroast.sh script to match your server. Run this script in a separate 'screen' than ServerStart.sh. To run a screen in Linux:
Then, type 'CTRL+a d' to detach from the screen. Use 'screen -r ' to re-attach. Use 'screen -list' to print/list the screens available.
For example: