# GSP Linux Agent Panel Integration Workspace reference: [`GSP-WORKSPACE.md`](../../GSP-WORKSPACE.md) The Panel is authoritative. The Linux agent executes the work the Panel requests. ## Current Install And Config Defaults New Linux installs default to: - agent root: `/home/gameserver/GSP` - run script: `gsp_agent_run` - service: `gsp_agent.service` - log file: `/home/gameserver/GSP/gsp_agent.log` Legacy names such as `ogp_agent_run` remain wrappers or protocol compatibility details only. ## Legacy Workshop RPC The dedicated Panel `steam_workshop` module still uses the legacy `steam_workshop` XML-RPC call. Current compatibility rule: - if the Panel sends a blank `config_file_path`, the Linux agent runs post-install logic only - the generated script must skip all `cat` / regex / config-write logic in that case - `WorkshopModsInfo` is still written so the Panel can list/uninstall installed items even when no game config file is edited - new installs write per-home records under `WorkshopModsInfo/home_/` - each record stores mod string, Workshop item ID, title, installed folder/path, Workshop App ID, install status, and timestamps - the generated job writes `/WorkshopInstallStatus.json` as `running`, `completed`, or `failed` - the generated job prints `GSP_WORKSHOP_INSTALL_COMPLETE` or `GSP_WORKSHOP_INSTALL_FAILED` so the Panel can avoid stale `Update in progress` displays if the generic update screen lingers ## Server Content Hook Runtime The Linux agent prepares this runtime layout for generated content hooks: - `_gsp_content/hooks/` - `_gsp_content/generated/` - `_gsp_content/runtime/` - `_gsp_content/runtime/server_content.pids` During stop/restart, hook watchdog PIDs are cleaned up before hook application PIDs. Main game server watchdog PIDs should not be written to `server_content.pids`.