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Kill Processes Script
Hey,
Atm i am using that script to kill one gameserver
NAME="srcds"
echo "Trying to kill $NAME..."
PID=ps -e | grep $NAME | awk '{print $1}'
echo "Process id $PID. Trying to send the TERM signal..."
kill $PID
echo "Done."
But i want to run multiple gameservers, the only difference would be:
screen -adms gmod01 /home/gmod/Warserver/gmod/srcds_run -console -game garrysmod +map gm_flatgrass +maxplayers 28
screen -adms gmod02 /home/gmod/Build/gmod/srcds_run -console -game garrysmod +map gm_flatgrass +maxplayers 20
idea how to get exactly the pid of one from booth?
Comments
Use the -pidfile option srcds_run has.
You could just do "pkill screen" it would kill all the screen processes (assuming that you don't use screen for other applications.)
You can't run both game servers on the same IP/port.
You should be able to use fuser to kill the game server listening on a specific port.
@rds100 that happens when you copy text. But thanks i try the pidfile stuff
srcds_run dosent work with pidfile because of screen any other idea?
@Infinity580 you could try something like
ps -e | grep "/home/gmod/Warserver/gmod/srcds_run -console -game garrysmod +map gm_flatgrass +maxplayers 28" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'And replacing the first grep with the full command / path for the other server, to get the other PID
@xDutchy that dosent works, already tried : ./test: line 1: -e: command not found
Why don't you just run each server as a different user with group privileges and do
pkill -u username-
It shouldnt be a seperate command, what result do you get when running the entire line from the command line instead of using the testscript?
pkill method works, thankz.
This is my init.d script. Take a look.
http://pastebin.com/s0G9XUv9
@jamaica already using my own scripz also for detecting if a gameserver crashed.
It's very useful, thx Infinity580