FiveM-ServerManager

A better FiveM Server Manager

When will this be out of alpha?

I don't know. It's usable, at least, I use it for my servers.

Any upcoming features?

Automatic server restarts, probably.

How do I install this?

There are two ways to install FSM.

Option One

Starting from 0.0.9 and after, in the releases there is an executable file named fsm.

You need to download this and put it into one of the locations in your $PATH

Also make sure it is marked executable chmod +x fsm

Requirements

• PHP 7.1
• Linux

Option Two

You must have composer installed and its own requirements

Run the following command:

composer global require tnovalis/fivem-servermanager

Once you do that you need to add your composer vendor bin to you $PATH

On Ubuntu, and most Linux distros this is in .config/composer/vendor/bin

If you use Bash for your shell you need to edit .profile to add it to your $PATH

Requirements

• PHP 7.1
• Linux
• The few of composers requirements

How do I use this?

The first command you should run is this:

fsm fivem:install [<PATH>]

This will install FiveM and save the path for when starting the server.

After that I recommend running this:

fsm server:path [<PATH>]

This will set the server path, making it easier to create servers.

If you want features such as the server automatically restarting after crashing, you need to use fsm schedue:run This is easy to setup.

All you need to do is put the following into your cron:

* * * * * php /path/to/fsm schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

No support will be given on how to access your cron file.

What about the other commands?

To update FiveM

fsm fivem:update

To create a server

fsm server:create [<NAME>] [<PATH>]

You don't need to specify the path if the server:path is set.

To list the servers

fsm server:list --path

This will display a servers status and also check if a server crashed. You can also use --path to see the server's path in the table.

To send a message to the server

fsm server:say [<NAME>] [<MESSAGE>]

The message must be in quotes unless you omit it in the initial command.

To start a server

fsm server:start [<NAME>]

To stop a server

fsm server:stop [<NAME>]

To backup a server

fsm server:backup [<NAME>]

This will output where it backed the server up to.

To delete a server

fsm server:delete [<NAME>] --no-backup

If you specify --no-backup the server will not be backed up before removal.

To fix a crashed server

fsm server:fix

This command is scheduled meaning you can run it if you want but it will be ran by fsm schedule:run