biohazard

I will take it as a no for all questions then nvm, fixed with little script I made #!/bin/bash # Updater script for tcadmin services. # Made by bio 21.03.2013 # Vars SERVICE_ID=$(find /home/tcagame/ -name "orangebox" |sed 's:orangebox::g;s:/: :g'| awk '{print $4}') PATHS=$(find /home/tcagame/ -name "orangebox" | sed 's|orangebox||g') BROWSER=/home/tcadmin/Monitor/servicebrowser UPDATETOOL=/home/tcagame/hlds/steam LOG=/home/tcagame/hlds/logs/updatelog_`date +%F_%H%M%S`.txt touch $LOG # Functions function stop { for i in $SERVICE_ID do $BROWSER -service=$i -command=stop >> $LOG done } function start { for i in $SERVICE_ID do $BROWSER -service=$i -command=start >> $LOG done } function updateAll { for i in $PATHS do echo -e "\n\n\n\n\n$i\n\n" >> $LOG $UPDATETOOL -command update -game tf -dir $i -retry >> $LOG done } # Main stop updateAll start # END OF FILE

Hi Guys I'm new on this forums, but did some research and could not find any way to schedule autoupdate of all game servers. Now I am aware you can easily set up a schedule to check for updates, and then create another schedule to update all existing services ONCE you have the update file. I want to be sure that my servers are up to date, without having to login every day to check it or having people spamming me about out of date servers and me referring them to their team leaders.... So my question: has anyone figured out how to properly implement autoupdate within tcadmin? I could knock up abash script that does that, but I think this is that I purchased TCAdmin for. I only host tf2 servers, so we are not talking about running update on 10 different types of services here. Any help/ suggestions would be appreciated. @Devs: Is this on your roadmap by any chance? Cheers Bio