What command installs the No More Room In Hell server using SteamCMD?

As the steam user, run steamcmd +force_install_dir ' ' +login anonymous +app_update 317670 validate +quit (Steam app ID 317670).

Where can I edit the No More Room In Hell server configuration?

In server.cfg at /home/steam/nmrih-ds/nmrih/cfg/server.cfg.

Why do I need a GSL token, and where can I get one?

To let other players join your server, generate and add a Game Server Login Token (GSLT), which authenticates your server with Steam. Create one at steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers using the game ID 317670, then add it to your server launch parameters.

Dedicated Server: No More Room In Hell Dedicated Server Linux Setup

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Introduction

Do you have a Linux VPS and want to install the No More Room In Hell dedicated server on it? You’re in the right place. In this guide, we’ll explain step by step how to install this service on your Linux server using SteamCMD. We’ll use Ubuntu as an example, but the process is similar for other distributions.

Dedicated Server: No More Room In Hell Dedicated Server Linux Setup

Preparation

First, connect to your VPS via SSH. If you need help, follow our SSH Initial Access guide. You’ll also need to set up SteamCMD on your Linux server the first time you use it. Follow our SteamCMD Linux Setup guide, and make sure SteamCMD is fully set up before you continue.

Installation

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sudo -u steam -s
cd ~

Once you’re logged in, start the installation with the following command. It uses SteamCMD to install the server directly as the steam user:

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steamcmd +force_install_dir '/home/steam/nmrih-ds' +login anonymous +app_update 317670 validate +quit

Please be patient while the download completes—it can take a while for larger games. If everything worked, you’ll see a confirmation message.

Configuration

You’ve now completed the basic installation of your No More Room In Hell server. You can adjust additional settings by editing the configuration file directly.

Go to your root directory. In the cfg folder, you’ll find the server.cfg file. Open it with an editor to adjust the server options.

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nano /home/steam/nmrih-ds/nmrih/cfg/server.cfg

Register a GSL Token

To let other players join your server, you need to generate and add a Game Server Login Token (GSLT). This token authenticates your server with Steam. Create your GSLT at http://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers using the Game ID 317670, which is for No More Room In Hell.

Then add the token to your server launch parameters with +sv_setsteamaccount <TOKEN>.

Start and Connect to the Server

You can now start your server. Go to the game’s main directory and run the following command:

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./srcds_run -console -game nmrih -secure +maxplayers 22 +map de_dust +sv_setsteamaccount XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

You should now see logs in the terminal indicating that the server started successfully. Note that the first startup may take a little longer while everything is set up. Alternatively, you can connect directly by using the search at the bottom of the server list and searching for [your_ip_address]:2456.

Conclusion

Congratulations, you’ve successfully installed and configured your No More Room In Hell server on your VPS! As a next step, we recommend following our Setup Linux Service guide, which explains how to set up your new dedicated game server as a service. This offers many benefits, including automatic server startup when your system boots, automatic updates, easy management, and access to logs—and much more!

If you have any questions or run into problems, our support team is available every day—don’t hesitate to contact us! 🙂

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

You need SSH access to your Linux server and a working SteamCMD installation (see the “SteamCMD Linux Setup” guide).

As the steam user, run steamcmd +force_install_dir '<path>' +login anonymous +app_update 317670 validate +quit (Steam app ID 317670).

This keeps the server from running with root privileges. The guide uses the steam user and installs everything in that user’s home directory.

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