You don't.
You run the shell files.
Login to the server using putty (if its remote)
You'll need to replace 2 files.
remove whateverfolderserverisin/gameserver/bin/gameserver <-- small shell file without extension
remove whateverfolderserverisin/loginsserver/bin/logins.sh <--- small shell file
download shellscripts.zip file from attachment
You might need to upload using WinSCP
upload to the linux box.
unzip the shellscripts.zip file (contains 2 shell scripts), command prompt type:
unzip shellscripts.zip
put appropriate file into the 2 above mentioned folders (where you removed the other 2)
while in the whateverfolderserverisin/gameserver/bin folder and at command prompt type:
chmod +rwx gameserver.sh
while in the whateverfolderserverisin/loginserver/bin folder and at command prompt, type:
chmod +rwx loginserver.sh
if you remote into the server:
at the command prompt:
cd whateverfolderserverisin/loginserver/bin
there is a period at the beginning of this command---> ./login.sh &
cd whateverfolderserverisin/gameserver/bin
there is a period at the beginning of this command---> ./gameserver.sh &
Once both stop spewing crap on your terminal window and you see the game server stating its running type:
type --> ps
(second field is PID or process id) we'll call it PID#1 and PID#2
(note that there will be 2 java processes in the output, note both PID#'s you will use them both on separate lines)
type --> disown PID#1
type --> disown PID#2
Now you can safely log out of the console window
Line 31 in the gameserver.sh file
You may need to edit the file and change the highlighted in red portion:
Code:
DEFAULT_JVM_OPTS='"-DLog4jContextSelector=org.apache.logging.log4j.core.async.AsyncLoggerContextSelector" "-server" [COLOR=#FF0000]"-Xms12g" "-Xmx90g"[/COLOR]'
Depending on the amount of ram your box has (just remember to leave enough ram for mongo, loginserver, and the operating system)
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