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feat(command) adds a command to place the systemd service file in the right location #3125
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Maybe you could squash/rebase the commits to one and do a commit title that matches the "Semantic Pull Request" standard. |
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Is this better? |
looks good to me |
…eServerManagers#3142) Tmux will ENTER before using stop command to clear any text entered in teh console
…nagers#3139) Co-authored-by: Daniel Gibbs <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Daniel Gibbs <[email protected]>
…verManagers#3080) * feat(config): add secrets.cfg * changed name of config * updated wording
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ok for me
* initial commit of skel * getopt * getopt * getopt * cpio * adding messages * exit * message * shellcheck * truncate netstat for colserver * added cpio dependency * tabs
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I added documentation: GameServerManagers/LinuxGSM-Docs#54 |
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This PR adds a command to generate a systemd service file and places it in the /etc/systemd/system, so that the user can easily enable a gameserver upon boot, without having to write his/her own service file.
Why only systemd?
Because all the official supported distros use systemd and most distros in general as well.
If people request other init systems, i'd glady add support for those aswell.
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branch as its base.Documentation
EDIT: I opened a Pull request:
GameServerManagers/LinuxGSM-Docs#54
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(the last information text, prints "the game" instead of this)