v20.2.1 (2020-05-06)
? Bug Fixes
- update: resolve issue with steamcmd update not getting latest build (458fec5) by Daniel Gibbs
This new release added two new servers Assetto Corsa and Avorion and a bunch of new features, fixes and improvements.
For people who have multi-instance servers, all server instances will now reboot after an update. This works by monitor noticing that the server instance has not been rebooted since the previous update and automatically rebooting the instance.
For Soldat players, you may have noticed that it is now hosted on Steam, including the game server. With the assistance of one of the Soldat developers, I migrated the server to SteamCMD and added query functionality.
Further improvements to how SteamCMD functions have been completed. I had to do some research and get help from a Debian maintainer. The improvement standardized the install locations of SteamCMD to place it in the directories that are recommended by Valve. Now no matter the install method for SteamCMD it will always be in the same location.
I would also like to thank GameserverApp for becoming a LinuxGSM partner. GameserverApp uses LinuxGSM to deploy there Linux servers. Their products compliment LinuxGSM well by adding web-based RCON capability to supported game servers and various community tools to manage game servers. I will be working with Max (owner of GameserverApp) over the coming months to see how his products can best help LinuxGSM users. If you want to test out GameserverApp you can connect 5 of your LinuxGSM servers for free.
OVH one of the worlds largest server providers has featured LinuxGSM in a tutorial on how to install Minecraft. This highlights that LinuxGSM has become the go-to solution for quickly and simply installing game servers.
A youtuber with the channel “Infamy Studio” has created a great tutorial video on how to install LinuxGSM. Highlighting how simple it is to set up your own Linux Gameserver