[DiscordArchive] If it runs in a screen session you can connect to the terminal with screen -r. And you can start/sto
[DiscordArchive] If it runs in a screen session you can connect to the terminal with screen -r. And you can start/sto
Archived author: St0ny • Posted: 2025-02-22T23:39:53.699000+00:00
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If it runs in a screen session you can connect to the terminal with screen -r. And you can start/stop/restart the service because it's an unit service.
Srry but I don't fully understand what you mean with you can't manage it?
Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2025-02-22T23:43:06.409000+00:00
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I use screen but what I'm saying is you can't get the worldserver terminal up when it's running as a service.
Archived author: St0ny • Posted: 2025-02-22T23:47:29.074000+00:00
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Sure is that possible. I make it that way.
You have to start the screen session within the unit service and then you can attach and detach to the console like you want.
Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-02-22T23:56:24.579000+00:00
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hey all, any tips on how to add a spell to a player and it have all the requirements of the original spell? I used the method "learnSpell(spellId)" for a mount and the level 1 was able to mount up and ride off into the sunset...
Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2025-02-23T00:02:35.753000+00:00
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You're assuming they created the service to use screen. I'm talking about running the process as a service, not a screen session.
Archived author: St0ny • Posted: 2025-02-23T00:12:20.652000+00:00
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screen inherits and passes all rights and policies with which it is started to the service that is to be executed in the background. it is a legit way to start AC as a "service" and it reacts to everything identically to a directly executed service. if you look at it closely, you are of course right, it is not the same. in such a case you can use RA in the config and telnet to use the console or pass through a command to the console over the service commands.