Make files lowercase and change pw enteries to make them easier to find and replace. #1027
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I changed the case of the files in MP for linux dedicated servers and changed the reference to altis in server-example.cfg. Added a bash script to tools to make files lower case. Made changes to references to passwords to make them easer to replace with tools like sed and made each reference unique but consistent.
I'll reupload without the u-
don't know why git didn't see the original case change.
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Long overdue. |
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Renamed several files to lowercase for linux compatablity.
changed password references to be easier to find and replace.