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-NOTE: screen is linux package/software only!
-
-### Requirements for automatic restarter on GNU/Linux
-
-1. ***Open terminal and run this command
-apt-get install screen***
-
-2. ***Create 3 files in your azerothcore directory***
-
-**First file with name auth.sh and put this code in**
-
-    #!/bin/sh
-    while true
-    do
-    ./authserver
-    sleep 60
-    done
-
-**2rd file with name world.sh and put this code in**
-
-    #!/bin/sh
-    while true
-    do
-    ./worldserver
-    sleep 60
-    done
-
-**3rd file with name restarter.sh and put this code in**
-
-    #!/bin/bash
-    screen -A -m -d -S authserver ./auth.sh
-    screen -A -m -d -S worldserver ./world.sh
-
-3. ***For starting Restarter u must type this command in your terminal
-./restarter.sh***
-
-4. ***Your restarter now starting Authserver + Worldserver. If u need look in this screens, use this commands***
-
-    screen -r
-
-*After this command, u can see:
-There are several suitable screens (u must find numbers before xxx.authserver) and type this command*
-
-    screen -r xxx.authserver 
-
-and u are in screen!
-
-**Some tips fon screens**
-*Ctrl + A then Ctrl + D . Doing this will detach you from the screen session which you can later resume by doing screen -r .
-You can also do: Ctrl + A then type : , this will put you in screen command mode. Type the command detach to be detached from the running screen session.*
-
-
+## Introduction
+This tutorial will walk you through creating a script to restart AzerothCore after a shutdown, restart, or crash when using a Linux server.
+
+## Creating The Scripts
+#### Prerequisites
+- Verify that your Linux server has screen and nano installed. 
+```
+sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install screen nano
+```
+- Once you've installed screen and nano, continue on to the next step.
+
+#### Script Creation
+- Navigate to your server bin directory `~/azeroth-server/bin` and type `nano auth.sh`
+- In the new nano screen, enter the following script:
+```
+#!/bin/sh
+while :; do
+./authserver
+sleep 20
+done
+```
+- Once entered, press Ctrl + O, hit Enter, and then Ctrl + X. That will save the new script and return you to the terminal. We've just created the Authserver restart script. Let's next create the Worldserver script.
+- Type `nano world.sh`
+- In the new nano screen, enter the following script:
+```
+while :; do
+./worldserver
+sleep 20
+done
+```
+- Once entered, press Ctrl + O, hit Enter, and then Ctrl + X. That will save the new script and return you to the terminal. We've just created the Worldserver restart script. Let's next create a script that will launch both the Authserver and Worldserver restarter scripts.
+- Type `nano restarter.sh`
+```
+#!/bin/bash
+screen -AmdS auth ./auth.sh
+screen -AmdS world ./world.sh
+```
+- Once entered, press Ctrl + O, hit Enter, and then Ctrl + X. Finally, let's create our server shutdown script.
+- Type `nano shutdown.sh`
+```
+#!/bin/bash
+screen -X -S "world" quit
+screen -X -S "auth" quit
+```
+- Once entered, press Ctrl + O, hit Enter, and then Ctrl + X. Next, let's start our server.
+
+## Server Management
+#### Server Startup
+- To start your server with the scripts, ensure you are in you server bin directory `~/azeroth-server/bin`.
+- We will start the restart scripts by typing the following command `./restarter.sh'
+- Side note: If you wish to start the server and see the worldserver console, use the following command `./restarter.sh;screen -r world`
+
+#### Server Monitoring
+- To access and view the Authserver or Worldserver consoles:
+-- Authserver: `screen -r auth`
+-- Worldserver: `screen -r world`
+- When you want to exit the screen and return to your terminal, type Ctrl + A, followed by D.
+
+#### Server Shutdown
+- To terminate the restarter and shutdown your server, ensure you are in you server bin directory `~/azeroth-server/bin`.
+- Type `./shutdown.sh` and the scripts will turn off and your server will terminate.