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Hello, i am using steamcmd inside a CI Pipeline and i use the root variant.
I needed to install gettext-base in order to use envsubst.
Now that the weird things, i can login but it doesn't create sffn* file that i want, in order to cache it, and to don't put anymore the Steam Guard code.
I don't find it either with find command, and in the steam user variant it create the file in /home/steam/Steam
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No but i have tested something.
I have tried on a local docker container to investigate with steam user and it now works. su steam -c "./steamcmd.sh +login USERNAME PASSWORD +quit" first and then set steamGuard code if fails.
If we don't use steam user (just ./steamcmd.sh without su), it will work without errors but it will not create sentry files.
I will now test if this tip work inside my CI pipeline and repport back if it works.
Hello, i am using steamcmd inside a CI Pipeline and i use the root variant.
I needed to install gettext-base in order to use envsubst.
Now that the weird things, i can login but it doesn't create sffn* file that i want, in order to cache it, and to don't put anymore the Steam Guard code.
I don't find it either with find command, and in the steam user variant it create the file in /home/steam/Steam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: