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Homepage Playinsurgency. Release date Released Game watch Follow. Browse Addons. New Add addon. Community Rating. Average -. Related Games. Insurgency Tactical Shooter. Related Engines. Source Commercial Released Related Groups. New World Interactive Developer. Got it! Yeah, headless does mean, "without a GUI". WinSCP is a great tool! Yes the coop is against npc's. That's why you've never had a crash, no coop!

Yeah, I know the devs are working on it and I'm trying to be patient, but man windows take up so much resources, even in a vm. Thanks for the response. You can use it to view server details but console output doesn't work currently. I'm in contact with the dev and am now beta testing future releases for him to hopefully bring Inurgency support to it.

Hopefully we get HLSW support soon, too. Tried installing sourcemod myself on my own bought server. I've done installs of sourcemod before on game such as CSS. Installed it, but no commands or any kind worked on my server for Insurgency. Did you add -game insurgency to your startup command line options? Yeah of course. Anyways, i got it to work. Installed the wrong files, had to re-check. Had windows files installed on a linux server.

Got it working. So, for future reference, could I host my own Insurgency Standalone server that would be visible in the server browser and playable on the typical game modes that you'd find on there? Sorry, I'm new to having my own server and am curious. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 27 Jan, pm. This is my first docker project. If you need more information, find a bug or mistakes in the documentation it is very appreciated if you contact me. If you need support it would be the best if you create a new thread in the steam discussion for dedicated servers and first check that it is not an general server issue related to steamcmd or the game.

If you think it is a container related issue based on my image feel free to contact me. March - Thanks to jcoker85 I corrected the path in the readme to the.

Now they should be correct and can be copied from the example. July - I started on working on a baseline image for steamcmd. The testing branche :test is already using it. So new images can build up on this image and will reduce the build time.

On the other hand verybody can now use my daily updated steamcmd image for any kind of dedicated servers. On the test branch I'm now working on optimizing the image to get less layers to improve the container space and layer usage.

July - The images are now created on a daily base to make sure that on new updates the image is ready so I don't have to check it manually any more.

May - Mods are now supported, as long as they work on Linux. To support this, I had to add an empty folder "Mods". Make sure your mods work with Linux before you use them with this container. Add a second way to start the server in the container: Start the container with environment variables for testing purpose where not the full travel path is needed. Status: planned.



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