LinuxGSM
Command-line tool to deploy and manage Linux dedicated game servers easily.
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One-command tool to deploy and manage Linux game servers easily.
Core Features
- One-command installer for 100+ game servers
- Automatic monitoring and alerting
- Easy updating and backup
- Interactive console for direct server management
What It Can't Do
- •Some games require SteamCMD; ensure network access to Steam servers,Open required ports in firewall (check config),First installation may take time to download dependencies
Use Cases
- Quickly set up game servers like Minecraft, CS:GO, or ARK
- Gaming communities managing multiple servers with automation
Detailed Introduction
LinuxGSM is a command-line tool that simplifies the deployment and management of dedicated game servers on Linux. It supports over 100 game servers, providing features like automated installation, monitoring, alerts, updates, backups, and a console interface. Designed for administrators who want to spend less time on server maintenance and more time gaming. Works on Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and other distributions. Documentation and support are available at linuxgsm.com.
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Getting Started
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Install the software
Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the prompts
Ensure curl or wget is installed
Run: bash <(curl -fsSL https://linuxgsm.com/download)
Execute ./linuxgsm.sh install, select a game, and follow prompts
- Ensure curl or wget is installed
- Run: bash <(curl -fsSL https://linuxgsm.com/download)
- Execute ./linuxgsm.sh install, select a game, and follow prompts
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Navigate to the server directory and run ./servername uninstall, or delete the folder.
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