- YES PLEASE: Submit any bug, feature suggestion or code contribution to Github.
- NO THANK YOU: Game server issues (e.g CS:GO, TF2), Dedicated server issues (e.g Ubuntu, CentOS) or anything not directly related to LinuxGSM development. There are various volunteers that may be able to help with these on the Steam group and Discord.
Any issue that is suddenly closed by moderators has been deemed not suitable for the GitHub issues page. Please post elsewhere. If in doubt contact us on Discord or post on the Steam group.
Don't worry its not that we don't like you, we just need to keep the issues page relevant to LinuxGSM code to assist with our workflow.
We want to help out server admins as best as we can however, our time is limited and is best spent on developing LinuxGSM. Patience is also wearing thin on unhelpful posts. So please help us by providing the following information when posting to help us to resolve YOUR issue.
The LinuxGSM website and Wiki will tell you almost anything you need about LinuxGSM.
It is likely that somebody already asked your question before. Save time for yourself and everyone else using Google first.
“Google is how I learnt and still learn to use BASH and develop LinuxGSM.” - Daniel Gibbs
Make sure your LinuxGSM script is up to date.
./gameserver update-lgsm
Some details are required to help us solve your problem. If you refuse to provide this information we are unable to help you.
- Which game server you are running (e.g Rust/CS:GO).
- The outputted link of
./gameserver postdetails
command. - The context of your error and the exact outputs.
If for some reason, you cannot use postdetails, then provide:
- Your Linux distro and version (e.g Ubuntu 16.04 x64).
- Your kernel information (
uname -a
) - Your versions for glibc (
ldd --version
) and tmux (tmux -V
)
- Any useful log in
/home/gameserver/log
(use pastebin or equivalent). - Any useful screenshots.
- Your basic server hardware (CPU/RAM/Storage/Bandwidth).
- Any test you have already tried.
- Any relevant information you think will help.
- Discord https://linuxgsm.com/discord
- Steam group https://linuxgsm.com/steam
Im am proposing an improvement to the labelling system on GitHub to better allow devs and end users to get good feedback on the status of an issue. I would also like to investigate any github issues bots (discord bots are great) allowing auto messaging to common problems like lack of info or being posted in the wrong forum. Auto label bot would also be useful.
Labels are to be split in to several category's
- Distro/Game/Platform: Details about what the issue relates to.
- Outcome: When an issue is closed what was the outcome.
- Status: What is currently happening to the issue.
- Type: What type of issue it is.
- Priority: Only the urgent issues.