Merge branch 'GameServerManagers:master' into feature/recommend-extensions

Author: MicLieg

commands/start-stop-restart.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # start-stop-restart
 
-LinuxGSM provides an easy way to start, stop and restart your game server. LinuxGSM knows the location of the server binaries inserts the start parameters to allow the server to start. LinuxGSM will also run various checks to prevent issues and apply any required server fixes to get the game server running.
+LinuxGSM provides an easy way to start, stop and restart your game server. LinuxGSM knows the location of the server binaries and inserts the start parameters to allow the server to start. LinuxGSM will also run various checks to prevent issues and apply any required server fixes to get the game server running.
 
 ## Commands
 
@@ -12,13 +12,20 @@ Will start the server in a [tmux](../requirements/tmux.md) session allowing the
 
 ### Stopping a server
 
-Stop will attempt a [graceful shutdown](../features/stop-mode.md) of a game server. Failing this it will kill the tmux session.
+Stop will attempt a [graceful shutdown](../features/stop-mode.md) of a game server. Failing this stop will kill the tmux session.
 
 `./gameserver stop`
 
+#### Stop only if empty (optional)
+
+If `stoponlyifnoplayers` setting is enabled LinuxGSM will only stop the server if it is empty and prevent it from stopping otherwise. This feature only works with game servers that can use gamedig.
+
+```properties
+stoponlyifnoplayers="off"
+```
+
 ### Restarting a server
 
-Will simply stop, then the start the server.
+Will simply stop, and then start the server.
 
 `./gameserver restart`
-

features/stop-mode.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Stop mode allows a game server to gracefully shutdown by sending a stop signal to the server. The stop signal might be one of the various commands such as `stop`,`quit`,`exit` etc. In some cases, this is important to give the server time to save its state.
 
 ```text
-# Stop Mode | https://docs.linuxgsm.com/features/stopmode
+# Stop Mode | https://docs.linuxgsm.com/features/stop-mode
 # 1: tmux kill
 # 2: CTRL+c
 # 3: quit
@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ Stop mode allows a game server to gracefully shutdown by sending a stop signal t
 # 7: exit
 # 8: 7 Days to Die
 # 9: GoldSrc
-# 10: Teamspeak 3
+# 10: Avorion
+# 11: end
+# 12: shutdown
+# 13: Soulmask
 stopmode="7"
 ```
-
-
-

linux/distro.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ CentOS is no longer recommended for use with LinuxGSM for hosting game servers.
 {% endhint %}
 
 {% hint style="info" %}
-Rocky Linux or Alma Linux are now the recommended alternative Enterprise Linux Distro
+Rocky Linux or **AlmaLinux** are now the recommended alternative Enterprise Linux Distro
 {% endhint %}
 
 {% hint style="danger" %}
@@ -118,23 +118,23 @@ Rocky Linux or Alma Linux are now the recommended alternative Enterprise Linux D
 * Game Server Hosting: Rocky Linux's RHEL compatibility and stability make it an excellent choice for deploying and managing game servers with LinuxGSM.
 * Continuity from CentOS: For users previously running game servers on CentOS with LinuxGSM, transitioning to Rocky Linux ensures a familiar and stable environment.
 
-### **Alma Linux**
+### **AlmaLinux**
 
 
 
 <figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/Almalinux-logo-white-v2.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 
-#### **Reasons to use Alma Linux with LinuxGSM:**
+#### **Reasons to use AlmaLinux with LinuxGSM:**
 
-1. **RHEL Compatibility:** Alma Linux's direct binary compatibility with RHEL ensures that LinuxGSM will run seamlessly on Alma Linux, providing a stable platform for hosting game servers.
+1. **RHEL Compatibility:** **AlmaLinux i**s direct binary compatibility with RHEL ensures that LinuxGSM will run seamlessly on **AlmaLinux**, providing a stable platform for hosting game servers.
 2. **Community-Driven Development:** LinuxGSM benefits from being community-driven, just like Rocky Linux. This alignment in community-focused development fosters a collaborative environment, where users of both projects can actively contribute and seek support from fellow enthusiasts.
-3. **Long-Term Support and Stability:** Game servers require consistent performance and long-term support to avoid disruptions. Alma Linux's commitment to stability and long-term support aligns with the requirements of managing game servers using LinuxGSM.
-4. **Security Emphasis:** Alma Linux prioritizes security, providing timely updates and patches. When combined with LinuxGSM's capabilities for automated updates, you can maintain a secure gaming environment effortlessly.
+3. **Long-Term Support and Stability:** Game servers require consistent performance and long-term support to avoid disruptions. **AlmaLinux**'s commitment to stability and long-term support aligns with the requirements of managing game servers using LinuxGSM.
+4. **Security Emphasis:** **AlmaLinux** prioritizes security, providing timely updates and patches. When combined with LinuxGSM's capabilities for automated updates, you can maintain a secure gaming environment effortlessly.
 
 #### **Ideal Use Cases:**
 
-* CentOS Replacement: For users transitioning from CentOS to Alma Linux for hosting game servers with LinuxGSM, the distribution's RHEL compatibility ensures continuity and stability.
-* Enterprise Game Server Deployments: Alma Linux's enterprise-grade stability and long-term support make it well-suited for hosting game servers in professional gaming environments.
+* CentOS Replacement: For users transitioning from CentOS to **AlmaLinux** for hosting game servers with LinuxGSM, the distribution's RHEL compatibility ensures continuity and stability.
+* Enterprise Game Server Deployments: **AlmaLinux**'s enterprise-grade stability and long-term support make it well-suited for hosting game servers in professional gaming environments.
 
 ### EPEL