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This is what do I do:
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cd /usr/games ./cs2d_dedicated
Should I use special characters after ./cs2d_dedicated?
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This is what do I do:
Should I use special characters after ./cs2d_dedicated?
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nohup ./cs2d_dedicated &
G3tWr3ck3d: go type messages elsewhere or continue upping my topic. 
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BcY: thank you very much, but now I cannot see the server status through terminal: messages about current events (e.g. chat messages, U.S.G.N status updated) are not sent. Is there a way to fix this? Kolia_rus has writtenYou mean the GNOME interface through mstsc? Are there other methods to solve the problem? For me it is inconvenient to send commands through it. Lags, lags, lags...
Screen or GNU Screen is a terminal multiplexer. In other words, it means that you can start a screen session and then open any number of windows (virtual terminals) inside that session. Processes running in Screen will continue to run when their window is not visible even if you get disconnected.
BcY has writtenStart your server with nohup.
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nohup ./cs2d_dedicated &
oh lol, now I dont understand how does it work: my server has been shutted down just now, and in U.S.G.N its status is marked as 'timeout'.
Maksim_KoToB has written Kolia_rus has writtenYou mean the GNOME interface through mstsc? Are there other methods to solve the problem? For me it is inconvenient to send commands through it. Lags, lags, lags...
Screen or GNU Screen is a terminal multiplexer. In other words, it means that you can start a screen session and then open any number of windows (virtual terminals) inside that session. Processes running in Screen will continue to run when their window is not visible even if you get disconnected.
That is, should I connect via mstsc and start the terminal through GNOME (just about)? Really no other solutions? My server is lagging while it is launched graphically.
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This is not an error, I guess?
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cs2d@koliarus1:/usr/games$ nohup ./cs2d_dedicated & [1] 24654 cs2d@koliarus1:/usr/games$ nohup: ignoring input and appending output to '/home/cs2d/nohup.out'
Kolia_rus has written BcY has writtenStart your server with nohup.
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nohup ./cs2d_dedicated &
oh lol, now I dont understand how does it work: my server has been shutted down just now, and in U.S.G.N its status is marked as 'timeout'.
Maksim_KoToB has written Kolia_rus has writtenYou mean the GNOME interface through mstsc? Are there other methods to solve the problem? For me it is inconvenient to send commands through it. Lags, lags, lags...
Screen or GNU Screen is a terminal multiplexer. In other words, it means that you can start a screen session and then open any number of windows (virtual terminals) inside that session. Processes running in Screen will continue to run when their window is not visible even if you get disconnected.
That is, should I connect via mstsc and start the terminal through GNOME (just about)? Really no other solutions? My server is lagging while it is launched graphically.
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Use PuTTY
and install the screen (if missing)
use the commands.
Maksim_KoToB and @ BcY.For anyone who has the same problem: type screen first, and only then use command by @
BcY. P.S.: @
DC: why not to add this to cs2d.com F.A.Q? 
edited 1×, last 29.05.20 05:59:28 pm
tmux. In Debian you can install it with
sudo apt-get install tmux, and you can read the tutorial here and their comparison between
screenhere.
screen -S cs2d- start a new console session named "cs2d"
screen -r <pid/name>or
screen -r cs2d- reconnect to console
CTRL+A then CTRL+D - "detach" from currently open console. It will continue to run on the server in background screen -list- lists all screens by your user.
Now if you detach from screen and close Putty (ssh client) your server will not shutdown.
P.S.: you should use
screen -d <pid>before
screen -r <pid>.
edited 1×, last 30.05.20 09:52:51 pm
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