Neverwinter Nights:Dedicated Server

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Command-Line Options

Linux Dedicated Server

(From the official forums):

-module <name>

Loads and runs the specified module. The module name is the name without the extension of a module file from your 'nwm' or 'modules' directory

-load <slot#>

Loads and runs the specified saved game. Saved games are located in the saves directory of your installation

-maxclients #

Set the maximum number of connections to the game server

-minlevel #

Set the minimum character level required by the server

-maxlevel #

Set the maximum character level allowed by the server

-pauseandplay 0/1

0 = game can only be paused by DM, 1 = game can by paused by players

-pvp 0/1

0 = none, 1 = party, 2 = full

-servervault 0/1

0 = local characters only. 1 = server characters only

-elc 0/1

0 = don't enforce legal characters, 1 = do enforce legal characters

-ilr 0/1

0 = don't enforce item level restrictions, 1 = do enforce item level restrictions

-gametype #

Set which game room to post the game to (if game is posted to the Internet)

-oneparty 0/1

0 = allow multiple parties, 1 = allow only one party

-difficulty #

1 = easy, 2 = normal, 3 = D&D hardcore, 4 = very difficult

-autosaveinterval #

Set how frequently (in minutes) to autosave. 0 disables autosave

-playerpassword <password>

Set the password required by players to join the game

-dmpassword <password>

Set the password required by DMs to DM the game

-servername <name>

Set the name this server appears as in the mulitplayer game listing

-publicserver 0/1

0 = do not list server with the matching service. 1 = list server with the matching service

-reloadwhenempty 0/1

0 = module state is persistant as long as server is running, 1 = module state is reset when the server becomes empty

-port #

Specify the port to listen on for the server

-quiet

Run without printing to stdout or reading from stdin, will run in background. Warning, if specify -quiet you will not be able to manually save the game and it is recommended that you specify a value for autosaveinterval

-interactive

Prints to stdout and reads from stdin, will not run while in background. This is the default mode of operation

-help

List command line options