Commandline Options for Server?

[shorgan]

Hi,

I am running a linux server and it starts fine with ./startserver.sh -configfile=serverconfig.xml.

Recently I saw some threads for windows server and seems they mostly copied the bat with commandline options like

-quit -batchmode -nographics -configfile=serverconfig.xml -dedicated


Is there a list of the commandline options and what they do?

Thanks Timm

 

[SylenThunder]

From the default batch file, it uses the following string.
-logfile "%LOGFILE%" -quit -batchmode -nographics -configfile=serverconfig.xml -dedicated

On our Linux servers, I'm using this...
-quit -batchmode -nographics -dedicated -configfile=${servercfgfullpath}

I don't know that there is a defined list of arguments anywhere, but those are primarily the ones you will use. There are other things you can configure using arguments, but most of them are in your server config file already.

Also note that if you are managing a full 24/7 dedicated server on Linux, I strongly recommend using LGSM for it.  Between the LGSM scripts, cron, and other server managers like CSMM, Botman or RAT, your server will require very little effort to maintain.

 

[shorgan]

Thanks,

I have a crontab entry so it restarts every morning. Backups would be nice though.