LinuxGSM wurde in der Version v26.6.0 veröffentlicht.

LinuxGSM ist ein Kommandozeilen-Werkzeug zum einfachen Installieren, Betreiben und Überwachen von dedizierten Game-Servern unter Linux.

Nur kurz nach Version v26.5.0 verbirgt das Update Passwörter, Token und API-Keys in hochgeladenen Post-Details und Alert-Logs. Außerdem erhalten Counter-Strike 2, Empires und Zombie Panic! Source nun das konfigurierte GSLT, und die anonyme Nutzungsstatistik geht nicht mehr an Google Analytics. Onset und BATTALION: Legacy werden nicht mehr unterstützt.

Highlights

• Security: Post-details and alert-log uploads now hide beta passwords, tokens, and API keys.
• Updates: Source servers update when they request a restart. FiveM, Luanti, and OpenRA force fresh downloads, and GoldSrc re-validates shared content.
• GSLT: Counter-Strike 2, Empires, and Zombie Panic! Source now receive the configured token.
• Server reliability: Start failures caused by missing libraries are fixed in several games. Eco and SCP: Secret Laboratory get their required runtime dependencies.

Changes to existing behaviour

• Onset and BATTALION: Legacy are no longer supported.
• Chivalry: Medieval Warfare and Ballistic Overkill now apply LinuxGSM-managed settings on the next start. Direct edits to their game-owned config copies need to move into PCServer-UDKGame.ini and boserver.txt, respectively.
• The Update Check workflow validates its install and update paths without an invalid pre-install diagnostic.

Game server fixes

• Query and configuration fixes for Barotrauma, Avorion, Minecraft Bedrock, Stationeers, Jedi Knight II, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, and Ballistic Overkill.
• Insurgency launches srcds_run on Ubuntu, and The Front receives its friendly-fire setting.

Other fixes

• Core checks return a non-zero status on failure, even before logging is initialized.
• Default configuration source directories are standardized, and the post-install command is labeled more clearly.
• Anonymous usage statistics now go to the LinuxGSM Cloudflare-backed collector instead of Google Analytics. The opt-in setting is unchanged.

Quelle: GitHub