31.03.2012, 14:16
Well, it depends on your script, and how quick-and-dirty you want to be about it.
If you're using MySQL as your data store, just use the same database on both servers.
If it's a bog standard server using .ini files, there's a few things you can do.
If you're using MySQL as your data store, just use the same database on both servers.
If it's a bog standard server using .ini files, there's a few things you can do.
- You could use a plugin like filemanager by JaTochNietDan to save your files to a central directory.
- You could automate the folders being synchronised, by using something like rsync on Linux.
- If you're on Linux, make a symbolic link to the first SA:MP server /scriptfiles/ directory, in the second SA:MP server directory. Not sure if it'd work, but it's worth a try.
- If you want to be super hipster about it, you could install Dropbox, set the scriptfiles folder as a Dropbox'ed sync, and let Dropbox handle the automated sync.