Commands - Basic
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== Creating Users / Groups == | == Creating Users / Groups == | ||
| − | See our full in depth guide on [[ | + | See our full in depth guide on [[Linux_User_%26_File_Management|Linux User & File Management]] |
==== Creating Users ==== | ==== Creating Users ==== | ||
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== Server Monitoring == | == Server Monitoring == | ||
| − | It is normally a good idea to add some server monitoring tools to your server, the most popular ones for game servers is creating a game server monitor button see a place like | + | It is normally a good idea to add some server monitoring tools to your server, the most popular ones for game servers is creating a game server monitor button see a place like [http://www.gametracker.com Gametracker.com] These create banners like the example below, what can be useful to check on just to see how many players are on the server & if it is online. |
| − | [[File:gametracker.png| | + | [[File:gametracker.png|400px]] |
Our favourite server monitoring tool is "htop" this is a bit like Windows Task Manager but for Linux, we install this software as standard, to run htop use command | Our favourite server monitoring tool is "htop" this is a bit like Windows Task Manager but for Linux, we install this software as standard, to run htop use command | ||
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<pre>htop</pre> | <pre>htop</pre> | ||
| − | Below is a screenshot of what htop looks like | + | Below is a screenshot of what htop looks like, You can edit what is displayed on htop by press "f2" to go into the setup menu |
| − | [[File:htop.png| | + | [[File:htop.png|550px]] |
Another great tool called "iftop" can be used to monitor your servers traffic, this tool lets you know who is connecting to your server & the network stats of the connection | Another great tool called "iftop" can be used to monitor your servers traffic, this tool lets you know who is connecting to your server & the network stats of the connection | ||
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Below is a screenshot of what iftop looks like | Below is a screenshot of what iftop looks like | ||
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Simple Commands like "free" can show memory usage | Simple Commands like "free" can show memory usage | ||
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<pre>rm -r testing</pre> | <pre>rm -r testing</pre> | ||
| − | + | See our full in depth guide on [[Linux_User_%26_File_Management|Linux User & File Management]] | |
