If you created another file it would renamed to banana(1), second to banana(2) and so on, even with changed uppercasing (BaNaNa, BananA, ect). On windows, names are not case sensitive so you can only have one called "banana.file". Linux reads file names case sensitive so " banana.file" and " Banana.file" are two different files. Long, unnecessary explanation why this happens below. If playing with friends, send them a scmapdb link to the map to manually download what you're playing. Using linux to host, some maps won't download over a FastDL server. I can't give specific help as I don't host the server anymore, but I can share some resources I looked at.Ĭonvenient server hosting (can't say if it works or not):
VALIDATE - Set the Variable to true if you want to validate the installation on container start otherwise leave it blank or set it to false.I was hosting a sven-coop 5.0 server on my vps until "recently". GAME_PARAMS - Enter your arguments for svends_run (see above for example). Make sure this matches the port that users will use to connect or you may have issues (see below for more details) Once that is finished it will launch the server and you should see the console output in your log. If you run multiple containers make sure to share the steamcmd folder between them but have unique serverfiles folders.Īfter running the command steamcmd will start downloading the Sven Co-op dedicated server. This command will store steamcmd and serverfiles folders inside /mnt/user/appdata so if you want them stored elsewhere on the host make sure you change this (this was developed on Unraid which uses these paths). volume /mnt/user/appdata/svencoop:/serverdata/serverfiles \ volume /mnt/user/appdata/steamcmd:/serverdata/steamcmd \ env 'GAME_PARAMS=+maxplayers 12 +map osprey +log on -num_edicts 8192' \
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