* refactor: remove unnecessary comments in default server configurations
The commit removes unnecessary comments from the default server configurations. The comments were providing instructions to edit the configuration files with care, but they are not needed and can be safely removed.
* refactor: update server names in default configuration files
- Updated the servername value in multiple default configuration files to "LinuxGSM" for consistency.
- Refactored the code to reflect the changes made.
* refactor: rename fn_script_log_fatal to fn_script_log_faail
to create more consistency with naming
* feat: improve console output formatting
- Added separator function to improve readability of console output.
- Replaced multiple instances of manual separators with the new function.
- Updated commit message to follow conventional commit standard.
* refactor: remove unnecessary fn_sleep_time calls
This commit removes the fn_sleep_time function calls that are no longer needed in multiple modules. The fn_sleep_time function was used to introduce a delay, but it is no longer necessary for the current implementation.
* better standardise random
* removed bold where not required
This commit removes the fn_sleep_time function calls that are no longer needed in multiple modules. The fn_sleep_time function was used to introduce a delay, but it is no longer necessary for the current implementation.
- Added separator function to improve readability of console output.
- Replaced multiple instances of manual separators with the new function.
- Updated commit message to follow conventional commit standard.
The commit adds a new line before the Y/N prompt in the `fn_prompt_yn` function. This improves readability and user experience.
refactor: improve formatting in install_server_files.sh
The commit improves the formatting in the `install_server_files.sh` file by adding bold styling to the installation header. It also adds bold styling to the separator line for better visual separation. These changes enhance the overall appearance of the installation process.
fix: correct formatting issue in install_server_files.sh
The commit fixes a formatting issue in the `install_server_files.sh` file where an extra separator line was not properly formatted with bold styling. The fix ensures consistent and correct formatting throughout the script.
chore: update prompt message in install_server_files.sh
The commit updates a prompt message in the `install_server_files.sh` file to make it more informative and user-friendly. The updated message asks if the installation was successful, providing clearer instructions for users.
refactor: remove redundant separator line in install_server_files.sh
The commit removes a redundant separator line from the `install_server_files.sh` file that was causing unnecessary visual clutter. This improves code readability and simplifies the installation process.
- Updated the echo statement to include formatting for script name
- Added bold formatting to EULA acceptance message
- Removed unnecessary line breaks and added italic formatting to EULA URL
- Refactored code to remove duplicate calls to install_eula.sh
* refactor: shorten module update function names
The commit renames the update functions for several game modules to shorter names. The new names are more concise and easier to remember, which should improve code readability and maintainability.
* feat: Add Update Check workflow
This commit adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that checks if LinuxGSM is picking up game server config and parameter variables. The workflow runs on push and manual triggers, with concurrency settings to cancel in-progress jobs. It downloads linuxgsm.sh, installs dependencies, grabs the server, enables developer mode, installs the server, and updates it.
* feat: Add concurrency group names to workflows
The `details-check.yml` and `update-check.yml` workflows now have a concurrency group name that includes the branch or tag name. This will allow for better management of concurrent workflow runs.
* refactor: Update script names for Minecraft, Factorio, Jedi Knight 2 and Vintage Story
This commit updates the script names for Minecraft, Factorio, Jedi Knight 2 and Vintage Story. The update includes changes to command_check_update.sh, command_update.sh, core_functions.sh and install_server_files.sh. The new script names are update_mc.sh (formerly update_minecraft.sh), update_fctr.sh (formerly update_factorio.sh), update_jk2.sh (formerly update_jediknight2.sh) and update_vints.sh (formerly update_vintagestory.sh).
* feat: Add support for 32-bit architecture
This commit adds support for 32-bit architecture by running the command "sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386" instead of installing libxml2-utils and jq.
* feat: Add i386 architecture and install libstdc++6
This commit adds the installation of libstdc++6:i386 package to support 32-bit applications. It also includes adding the i386 architecture to dpkg.
* feat: Update dependencies for LinuxGSM
Changed the dependency from libstdc++6:i386 to libgcc-s1:i386 in the update-check.yml file. This change was made to ensure compatibility with newer versions of LinuxGSM.
* feat: Add update and force-update server functionality
This commit adds the ability to check for updates and force updates on a server. The update-check.yml file has been modified to include new jobs that run the LGSM_GITHUBBRANCH command with specific arguments.
* feat: Add dependencies for server installation
This commit adds the necessary dependencies to install a game server. The `update-check.yml` file has been updated to include the installation of `bsdmainutils`, `libsdl2-2.0-0:i386`, `libtinfo5:i386`, and `steamcmd`.
* steamcmd only
* steamcmd
* test
* test
* refactor: improve random password generation in install_config.sh
The code change refactors the random password generation in the `install_config.sh` file. Instead of using `tr -dc A-Za-z0-9_ < /dev/urandom | head -c 8 | xargs`, it now uses `tr -dc 'A-Za-z0-9_' < /dev/urandom 2>/dev/null | head -c 8 | xargs`. This change improves the reliability and security of generating random passwords.
* refactor: remove redundant code and set default branch
The commit refactors the code by removing redundant code that sets the branch to "public" if no custom branch is specified. This change simplifies the logic and improves readability.
* test
* fix: fix steamcmd build version retrieval
The code changes in this commit fix an issue with retrieving the build version from SteamCMD. The previous implementation was not correctly capturing the buildid. This has been resolved by adding additional echo statements for debugging purposes.
* test
fix: remove unnecessary app_info_print command
The commit removes the unnecessary `app_info_print` command from the code. This command was not needed to check the buildid.
* fix: GitHub Actions test failure
The code change fixes a failing GitHub Actions test by running SteamCMD twice. The first run is to update the app info, and the second run retrieves the build ID for the specified branch.
* Add steam user and password secret for jk2
* refactor: update steamuser and steampass paths in jk2server config
The code changes refactor the paths for `steamuser` and `steampass` in the configuration file of the `jk2server`. The previous paths were incorrect, so they have been updated to point to the correct location.
* refactor: update steamuser and steampass insertion in LGSM configuration
The code changes refactor the way steamuser and steampass are inserted into the LGSM configuration file. Instead of hardcoding the values, they are now dynamically inserted using environment variables. This improves flexibility and security when setting up the server.
* refactor: simplify steamuser and steampass insertion in update-check.yml
The code changes remove unnecessary sed commands and replace them with a single echo command to insert the values of STEAMCMD_USER and STEAMCMD_PASS into the common.cfg file. This simplifies the code and improves readability.
* feat: update steamuser and steampass in common.cfg
The commit updates the code to properly insert the `steamuser` and `steampass` values in the `common.cfg` file. The previous code was not correctly formatting the values, which caused issues with server installation. This change ensures that the values are properly formatted using double quotes for `steamuser` and single quotes for `steampass`.
* add appmanifest files to data
* refactor: improve appmanifest check and force update logic
The code changes refactor the `fn_appmanifest_check` function in the `core_steamcmd.sh` file. The improvements include:
- Checking if `BytesDownloaded` and `BytesToDownload` match, and forcing an update if they don't.
- Checking if `BytesStaged` and `BytesToStage` match, and forcing an update if they don't.
- For GoldSrc engine, checking if `SharedDepots` exists in the appmanifest file, and forcing an update if it doesn't.
- Fetching missing appmanifest files from GitHub for specific game shortnames.
These changes enhance the reliability of the appmanifest check process and ensure that updates are forced when necessary.
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* refactor: improve removal of appinfo.vdf file
The code has been refactored to improve the removal of the appinfo.vdf file. The find command now redirects error output to /dev/null for a cleaner execution.
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* fn_check_steamcmd_appmanifest is now a full check
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* feat: add support for fetching appmanifest files
This commit adds support for fetching appmanifest files from the GitHub repository. The code now fetches the appropriate appmanifest files based on the game's shortname and updates them in the serverfiles/steamapps directory. This change ensures that the correct appmanifest files are used, fixing an issue related to updating certain games.
* more appmanifest files
* feat: add appmanifest_10.acf for Counter-Strike
Added the appmanifest_10.acf file for Counter-Strike to resolve an issue with missing SharedDepots. This commit fetches the necessary files from GitHub and forces an update to correct the issue.
* feature(newserver): add PaperMC Server and Waterfall
PaperMC is a Minecraft server fork of spigot (which is a fork of Bukkit) with some improvement and also an API to check when update is needed
It support version selection via the API
Co-authored-by: Daniel Gibbs <[email protected]>