This commit adds a symlink for the LGSM_CONFIG file to the /app/lgsm/config-lgsm directory. This allows for easier access and management of the configuration file.
The code has been refactored to improve the update check message. Instead of displaying the update check interval in seconds, it now displays it in minutes for better readability.
This commit adds the LGSM_DATADIR environment variable to the Dockerfiles and entrypoint.sh script. The variable is set to "/data/data" in all three Dockerfiles, and it is exported in the entrypoint.sh script. This allows for easy configuration of the data directory path for LinuxGSM.
Define the missing ${USER} variable in the entrypoint-user.sh script to ensure it is set correctly in the Docker container.
This commit adds a new line of code that sets the ${USER} variable to "${USERNAME}".
The purpose of this change is to properly configure the game server by checking if the specified file exists and setting up necessary variables accordingly.
- Replaced `nvim` with `vim` in the list of installed packages.
- Updated the curl command to download `linuxgsm.sh` by using the `-Lo` option instead of just `-o`.
- No longer fetching LinuxGSM modules separately.
This commit refactors the Dockerfile for Ubuntu 20.04, making these changes to improve package installation and file downloading processes.
- Refactored the Dockerfile for Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04.
- Replaced `wget` with `curl` to download linuxgsm.sh.
- Updated package installation by replacing `vim` with `nvim`.
- Updated README.md to reflect changes in the base LinuxGSM image.
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This commit refactors the README.md file to provide a more concise and informative description of the base LinuxGSM image. It replaces the previous note with a clear statement that this is the base image only, and directs users to use docker-gameserver for full game servers. Additionally, it updates the information about the container image build frequency from daily to weekly.
The log file path in the entrypoint-user.sh script has been updated to use the LGSM_LOGDIR environment variable instead of the previous logdir variable. This change ensures that the correct log files are being tailed.
This commit refactors the code to include a new step called "package-cleanup" in the docker-publish workflow. The step is responsible for deleting old package versions of the "linuxgsm" container, keeping only one version and deleting untagged versions. This change improves the efficiency and organization of our GitHub packages.
The commit fixes an issue where the log files were not being properly tailed. The change modifies the code to correctly tail the log files by using the correct directory path.
- Renamed the `exit_handler` function to `exit_handler_user` in `entrypoint-user.sh`
- Updated the echo statements in the exit handler to use proper capitalization
- Removed unnecessary `exec` command in the exit handler of both scripts
- Modified trap signal from `exit_handler` to `exit_handler_user` in `entrypoint-user.sh`
- Added background execution for log tailing in both scripts using `tail -F`
- Added wait command at the end of each script to ensure completion
The commit adds the Dockerfile and entrypoint files to the docker-publish workflow. This allows for automated building and publishing of Docker images on a weekly schedule.
- Refactored the exit_handler function to handle shutdown commands more efficiently.
- Added an exit trap to ensure proper execution of the exit_handler function on SIGQUIT, SIGINT, and SIGTERM signals.
- Improved code organization by moving the "Loading exit handler" message to a separate line for clarity.
- Updated the entrypoint.sh file with similar changes for consistency.
- Updated the schedule for the "push" event to run every Saturday at 3 AM
- Renamed the job from "ubuntu-2204" to "build-ubuntu-2204"
- Renamed the job from "ubuntu-2004" to "build-ubuntu-2004"
- Renamed the job from "ubuntu-1804" to "build-ubuntu-1804"
The commit updates the file paths in the entrypoint scripts to use the correct variables and directories. This ensures that the scripts work as intended and avoid any potential errors or issues.
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