In this post, I will explain and show the basics of getting a tf2server installed on a Debian or Ubuntu based server. We will be utilizing LGSM’s framework stack for ease of management, but a post for a more manual approach will be coming shortly. First, you will need to ssh into your server. Doing…
This is a script to backup your root drive to a destination disk. You will need rsync to use this script. #!/bin/bash BACKUPPATH=/backup/fullsystembackup-“$(/bin/date +\%y-\%m-\%d)” #Start backup sudo rsync -aAXvP –exclude={“/dev/*”,”/proc/*”,”/sys/*”,”/tmp/*”,”/run/*”,”/mnt/*”,”/media/*”,”/home/*/media*”,”/home/*/Dropbox*”,”/home/*/.local/share/Trash/*”,”/home/*/.thumbnails/*”,”/home/*/.cache/mozilla/*”,”/home/*/.cache/chromium/*”,”/home/*/.gvfs”,”/var/log/journal/*”,”/lost+found”} / $BACKUPPATH
I have made a script with will automatically deploy a tf2server utilizing LGSM’s management framework. You can find it here. The script is designed to be used on a Debian or Ubuntu server as with sudo privileges. Directions: ssh to your server ssh [email protected] Install git on your server. sudo apt install git -y Git…