Solved HELP GlobalEvents TFS 1.2 ServerSave.

[Zodia]

I am using the Nostalrius 7.7 server, which is TFS 1.2
I'm looking to understand how ServerSave works....



My Globalevents.XML is:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<globalevents>
    <globalevent type="startup" name="ServerStartup" script="startup.lua"/>
    <globalevent type="record" name="PlayerRecord" script="record.lua"/>
    <globalevent name="Server Save" time="06:00:00" script="serversave.lua" />
</globalevents>

My Serversave.Lua is:

local shutdownAtServerSave = true
local cleanMapAtServerSave = true

local function serverSave()
    if shutdownAtServerSave then
        Game.setGameState(GAME_STATE_SHUTDOWN)
    else
        Game.setGameState(GAME_STATE_CLOSED)

        if cleanMapAtServerSave then
            cleanMap()
        end

        Game.setGameState(GAME_STATE_NORMAL)
    end
end

local function secondServerSaveWarning()
    broadcastMessage("Server is saving game in one minute.\nPlease log out.", MESSAGE_STATUS_WARNING)
    addEvent(serverSave, 60000)
end

local function firstServerSaveWarning()
    broadcastMessage("Server is saving game in 3 minutes.\nPlease come back in 10 minutes.", MESSAGE_STATUS_WARNING)
    addEvent(secondServerSaveWarning, 120000)
end

function onTime(interval)
    broadcastMessage("Server is saving game in 5 minutes.\nPlease come back in 10 minutes.", MESSAGE_STATUS_WARNING)
    Game.setGameState(GAME_STATE_STARTUP)
    addEvent(firstServerSaveWarning, 120000)
    return not shutdownAtServerSave
end

I'm running on Ubuntu 14.04.6.

The problem is that at 06:00 AM it did not give the server save as I imagined. How it works? How can I do to get what I want? Where do I start? The idea is that in the morning, the server will close, save and, if possible, start automatically automatically. Can someone help me?


I got an AutoRestarter.sh for Linux, now I don't know how it works (and if it works) this serversave.lua

Post automatically merged: Sep 28, 2020

@@@@EDIT
My problem has been solved. I needed to know the time of the linux machine using date on the console. I changed and tested it. You can close or delete the topic, problem solved!

 

[Nekiro]

Yes, the time you put in time attribute in your globalevents.xml is the local time of your machine (host server) that your ot server currently runs on.