#Terraria 2 server processes open install#

Pm2 save (saves the config, ussually done after the startup command!) ln -s ~/.local/share/Terraria/Worlds/ 1411/Linux/Worlds

Pm2 startup (will let the TerrariaVan start with the system, you might need to do a sudo command if your doing this with a none-root user). Pm2 stop TerrariaVan (stops the server, use start to start) DO NOT USE CRTL C, ONLY CRTL D ONCE TO GET OUT SAFELY) Pm2 attach TerrariaVan (you will attach to the console, making you able to run command's. Pm2 log TerrariaVan (see the logging of the server, very easy and safe to look into) Pm2 status (see what servers/processes are running under pm2) This will run the server, and you can do the following commands to check on it. To add/start TerrariaServer use the following: pm2 start 1411/Linux/ServerStart.sh -name='TerrariaVan' -update-env We also set the correct permissions so we can run the file as intended. We get a ServerStart.sh script i made, to run TerrariaServer in the right way. world=/home/remarkabletreacle/.local/share/Terraria/Worlds/mycoolworld.wld wget -O 1411/Linux/ServerMod.shĬhmod +x 1411/Linux/ServerMod.sh 1411/Linux/86_64 I suggest to edit this file with: nano 1411/Linux/serverconfig.txtĪnd make sure to set the path aswell as the name, so it auto launches.Į.G. We also copy the serverconfig.txt in the right directory. We get the now current latest server of terraria and unzip it. I suggest to use a normal account (not root) but you do you. I prefer to make sure were in the normal user directory. cd ~Ĭp 1411/Windows/serverconfig.txt 1411/Linux/serverconfig.txt I prefer using nano as it's easy and not overcomplicated like vi.

#Terraria 2 server processes open install#

Sudo apt install -y nodejs unzip wget nano sudoĪdds the node repo, installs node, unzip, wget, nano and sudo.