[FIX] Installing multiple mods for same/different server type

[un-boxing-man]

Description

Changed modsinstalledlist in mods_core from installed-mods.txt to ${selfname}-installed-mods.txt added selfname to allow multiple instances of the same game running different mods and different games to have mods

*more detail on the why in issue #4451

Fixes #4451

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[dgibbs64]

If multiple servers instances are sharing the same serverfiles then they both will have the same mods installed as they are using the same files. If you want different mods then you need to install multiple installations https://docs.linuxgsm.com/configuration/multiple-game-servers

I think you are mis-understanding now instances and installations work

[un-boxing-man]

If multiple servers instances are sharing the same serverfiles then they both will have the same mods installed as they are using the same files. If you want different mods then you need to install multiple installations https://docs.linuxgsm.com/configuration/multiple-game-servers

I think you are mis-understanding now instances and installations work

Each instance has its own server files folder and script The only issue is installing different types of mods on different servers same game

Here's how my file structure is

├── rustserverfiles │ ├── oxide │ ├── rustDedicated_data ├── rustserverfiles2 │ ├── oxide │ ├── rustDedicated_data ├── l4d2serverfiles │ ├── Left4dead2 │ ├── adons ├── lsgm │ ├── config-lsgm │ ├── mods ├── linuxgsm.sh ├── Rustserver-2 └── L4d2server

The problem is the server instance is stayed completely separate except for when checking for mods and updating mods When updateing L4d2 mods the mods for the rust servers ended up in that server files And that is what this fixes it makes the installed mods text per server instance so they don't get mixed up

If this option for fixing it is not liked i can always change it to check if those mods are available for that server every time or somehow label in the one file what mods are installed for that instance