Variables in Custom Scripts

[Lite]

Is it possible to use variables in the custom scripts? It doesn't work the way it works anywhere else, is there any other method to get it working?

 

My script:

touch /root/testfiles/notworking
touch /root/testfiles/test$[service.GamePort]
kill -9 $( lsof -i:$[service.GamePort] -t )

 

touch(es) are just for testing purposes, the file "notworking" is being created, the other one isn't.

 

Regards,

Florian

[LFA]

Yes but in batch shell scripts they are environment variables. Use {} instead of [] and _ instead of .

http://help.tcadmin.com/Custom_Scripts

 

touch /root/testfiles/test${Service_GamePort}
kill -9 $( lsof -i:${Service_GamePort} -t )

[Lite]

Thanks for the link.

 

Variables are being used now, but i require the Service_GamePort variable in the "After stopped" event. Is there any way getting access to it?

[LFA]

Right now the port is not available but I can add it in the next update. What you can do for now is write it to a file on the after created event and read it in your after stopped event. Deny permissions to that file in the game's file system permissions so the user doesn't see it in file manager and ftp.

[LFA]

The script is executed in the game server's working directory. You don't need to use the full path when reading the file.

[Lite]

I've thought about that, but it would be just a temporary solution.

 

It would be nice if you could include this in the next update.

[Lite]

Did you miss my request, or is it missing in the changelog?

[narutopgm]

${Service_GamePort} don't work but ${ThisService_GamePort} work !

[Lite]

${ThisService_GamePort} doesn't contain the server port either.

 

My testscript, executed in the "After stopped" event:

touch /root/testfiles/notworking
touch /root/testfiles/testpid${Service_Pid}_port${Service_GamePort}_port1${ThisService_GamePort}

[LFA]

2.0.30 was just to include some bug fixes and upgrade/downgrade of variables which was a quick change. These variables will be available in 2.0.31