ioq3quest/misc/linux/start_server.sh

#!/bin/sh
echo "Edit this script to change the path to ioquake3's dedicated server executable and which binary if you aren't on x86_64."
echo "Set the sv_dlURL setting to a url like http://yoursite.com/ioquake3_path for ioquake3 clients to download extra data."

# sv_dlURL needs to have quotes escaped like \"http://yoursite.com/ioquake3_path\" or it will be set to "http:" in-game.

~/ioquake3/ioq3ded.x86_64 +set dedicated 2 +set sv_allowDownload 1 +set sv_dlURL \"\" +set com_hunkmegs 64 "$@"
server_compile.sh & start_server.sh for Linux ioq3 sysadmins If your distribution doesn’t include such niceties, these could help a newbie get started with a compiled build of ioquake3 for servers and a short script to get started. 2015-07-07 00:14:34 +00:00			`#!/bin/sh`
Escape quotes for sv_dlURL in shell so it doesn't become "http:" q3ded +set sv_dlURL "http://example.org" The shell removes the quotes but makes the content be a single argument for progam args. Quake 3 concatenates all the program args and splits lines at + or newlines. Then Quake 3 parses them using a tokenizer that skips unquoted C comments beginning with //. This results in the cvar being set to "http:". Escape the quotes so they are passed to the program and the tokenizer knows not to skip C comments. q3ded +set sv_dlURL \"http://example.org\" 2017-07-21 03:37:36 +00:00			`echo "Edit this script to change the path to ioquake3's dedicated server executable and which binary if you aren't on x86_64."`
			`echo "Set the sv_dlURL setting to a url like http://yoursite.com/ioquake3_path for ioquake3 clients to download extra data."`

			`# sv_dlURL needs to have quotes escaped like \"http://yoursite.com/ioquake3_path\" or it will be set to "http:" in-game.`

			`~/ioquake3/ioq3ded.x86_64 +set dedicated 2 +set sv_allowDownload 1 +set sv_dlURL \"\" +set com_hunkmegs 64 "$@"`