Upgrade (downgrade?) to v1.0.

Explanation: this port used to use the Linux quake client in server mode.  It now uses the BSD/OS dedicated server binary, which has lower CPU and memory footprint, and has a different version numbering scheme.

1 files changed, 39 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/games/quakeserver/files/qserver.sh b/games/quakeserver/files/qserver.sh
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+#!/bin/sh
+#
+# $Id$
+#
+
+QSERVER=%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/unixded
+QPIPE=%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.in
+LOG=%%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.log
+
+cd %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver
+
+# This runs the standard quakeserver game, suitable for LAN play
+QARGS=	
+
+# A few other ideas/options:
+
+# To run a game better suited for modem play:
+#$QARGS=	+sys_ticrate 0.1
+
+# To run a registered game (assuming that you've put the registered *.pak
+# files into %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/reg/
+#$QARGS=	-game reg
+
+# To force the server to bind to just one IP address (to run multiple
+# servers on the same machine)
+#$QARGS=	-ip x.x.x.x
+
+# For more ideas, look at %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/readme.unixded as well as
+# the documentation that comes with Quake.
+
+# This actually runs the server
+$QSERVER $QARGS < $QPIPE >> $LOG &
+
+# Put commands you want to stuff into the console here, each being
+# redirected into %%PREFIX%%/quakeserver/quakeserver.in
+echo "map e1m1" > $QPIPE
+
+#
+# EOF