Stop forcing engine to use server.cfg, even when server is a listen server#3
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sabianroberts wants to merge 1 commit intofireblizzard:masterfrom
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Stop forcing engine to use server.cfg, even when server is a listen server#3sabianroberts wants to merge 1 commit intofireblizzard:masterfrom
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Sorry, i haven't had time to test this, and i won't have time for another 7 days at least. |
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I recently tested it myself on my AG mod and it works; D servers only exec server.cfg and L servers only exec listenserver.cfg
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BulliT's original AG code stopped the engine from using listenserver.cfg and instead only use server.cfg, which can present problems if there're listings in settings.scr. I have tested it on listenservers, but I have yet to test it on a dedicated server, but it should work if the
IS_DEDICATED_SERVERworks.