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I am not sure if this is an appropriate section for this thread, however, I created a small server launcher with auto-update capabilities. Currently it only supports Linux/other POSIX compliant operating systems, and it requires the unzip package to function properly. Updates are applied with no user intervention. The Star-Made file server is checked for changes every five minutes. Windows support and a proper implementation of the configuration system are coming up. It needs to be placed in the root of your StarMade directory.
Link to the Github repository: https://github.com/Galamb/Granite
libcurlpp (a C++ wrapper for libcurl) and the Boost library set are required dependencies. Disregard any potentially inefficient/hacky code as the entire thing was hacked together within 2 hours.
Assuming you are on a Debian based system, the command line to download the dependencies would be among the lines of:
sudo apt-get install gcc g++ unzip libcurl libcurlpp-dev libboost-dev
You'll need to clone the repository. That can be achieved relatively easily by executing:
git clone git://github.com/Galamb/Granite.git
After which you will be able to compile the binary by executing make.sh (Make sure it is set as executable first through the use of chmod +x make.sh)
You can then run Granite by executing a.out (I forgot to make gcc output it as Granite) by doing ./a.out
If you encounter any issues, feel free to post here or private message me.
Link to the Github repository: https://github.com/Galamb/Granite
libcurlpp (a C++ wrapper for libcurl) and the Boost library set are required dependencies. Disregard any potentially inefficient/hacky code as the entire thing was hacked together within 2 hours.
Assuming you are on a Debian based system, the command line to download the dependencies would be among the lines of:
sudo apt-get install gcc g++ unzip libcurl libcurlpp-dev libboost-dev
You'll need to clone the repository. That can be achieved relatively easily by executing:
git clone git://github.com/Galamb/Granite.git
After which you will be able to compile the binary by executing make.sh (Make sure it is set as executable first through the use of chmod +x make.sh)
You can then run Granite by executing a.out (I forgot to make gcc output it as Granite) by doing ./a.out
If you encounter any issues, feel free to post here or private message me.