Garrysmod SVN

[tehrichie]

Did a couple of searches, returned nothing.

 

I have a couple of garrysmod servers where I would like the SVNs to be checked and updated every night at 12 AM CST. How would I go about setting this up in the easiest way? Any information is appreciated! Thanks.

[studeggle]

Install a SVN app, then setup a scheduled task to run it.

[tehrichie]

Any recommendation for a SVN app?

[studeggle]

We use tortise

[ECF]

We use tortise

 

Sounds slow...

[HIS-MOTHER]

Sounds slow...

LOL

 

 

Not as slow as MIW.

[studeggle]

Sounds slow...

 

Slow and steady wins the race

[ECF]

Reminds me of the old Bugs Bunny cartoon with the tortoise and bugs.

[Derek]

Reminds me of the old Bugs Bunny cartoon with the tortoise and bugs.

 

rofl.

[HIS-MOTHER]

Reminds me of the old Bugs Bunny cartoon with the tortoise and bugs.

 

Yeah but ole Cecil turtle had like 300 cousins in on the scam.

 

"hehehe how ya doing there speedy"

 

 

I know we hijacked this thread but it's all ECF's fault!!!

[tehrichie]

My threads popular now

 

Thanks guys haha

[stewsta]

I created a series of bat files to automatically update the SVNs in the mod installs section of TCAdmin, by using the 7za.exe (7-zip command line executable), and a command line SVN client, I used an individual bat for each addon:

 

@ECHO ON

echo "Update SVN"

svn update wiremod

echo "Export SVN"

md "wiremod-exp\orangebox\garrysmod\"

svn export wiremod "wiremod-exp\orangebox\garrysmod\addons"

echo "Package + Move"

del /F /Q "C:\GameInstalls\GMOD\TCA.Mods\wire.zip"

7za a "C:\GameInstalls\GMOD\TCA.Mods\wire.zip" ".\wiremod-exp\*"

echo "Delete export folder"

rd wiremod-exp /q /s

 

This bat file updates the SVN, Exports it to a new folder (removing the temporary, un-needed .svn files), zips it and moves it to the mod installs folder, then removes the temporary export folder.

 

This bat would need to be changed to better suit your needs, such as the working directory you are using.

 

It's probably better to setup the regularly updated addons (such as wire and maybe even ULX) to do daily updates, and the larger, less regularly updated addons (PHX3, SBMP) to update infrequently.

[tehrichie]

I created a series of bat files to automatically update the SVNs in the mod installs section of TCAdmin, by using the 7za.exe (7-zip command line executable), and a command line SVN client, I used an individual bat for each addon:

 

 

 

This bat file updates the SVN, Exports it to a new folder (removing the temporary, un-needed .svn files), zips it and moves it to the mod installs folder, then removes the temporary export folder.

 

This bat would need to be changed to better suit your needs, such as the working directory you are using.

 

It's probably better to setup the regularly updated addons (such as wire and maybe even ULX) to do daily updates, and the larger, less regularly updated addons (PHX3, SBMP) to update infrequently.

 

Awesome, thanks!

[elite90]

Yeah do that, but doing it on one box and using FTP to upload it to all of the remotes makes management easier.

[stewsta]

Yeah do that, but doing it on one box and using FTP to upload it to all of the remotes makes management easier.

 

We also use internal lan to transfer files, and mirror our gameinstalls folder between servers.

[farchord]

Curious, sorry to rehash this thread, but anyone ever heard of this, or tried them?

 

http://subversionadmin.com/

 

They say it's TCadmin-integrated, just wondering if it's good.

[elite90]

Uhh just make sure that Slixor doesn't run it before you try it. Google his name on Facepunch.

 

I say that because it happens to be using the same template that he used on his past couple websites and it also appears to be situated in the UK. Also, take a look at the terms of service and privacy policy...

[nosit1]

Uhh just make sure that Slixor doesn't run it before you try it. Google his name on Facepunch.

 

I say that because it happens to be using the same template that he used on his past couple websites and it also appears to be situated in the UK. Also, take a look at the terms of service and privacy policy...

 

It's the trademark of Slixor. Just be careful, investigate it.

[ECF]

This was company was granted rights to offer TCAdmin related services such as installs. As far as the other non-related services I cannot speak for them.