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Dennis

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  1. You're already on the latest version of TCAdmin that was released yesterday. That fixed the bug where the plugin repository was blank.
  2. What's New in Version 2.1.2 [Changed] Startup script can now better support 1.18+ versions of Minecraft
  3. You still need to go to updates and install the latest Minecraft version.
  4. @Ramann that should be fixed in the latest version of TCAdmin. Update, and you should be good to go.
  5. You do not need to download the module. You find the plugin repository under settings.
  6. @Ramann the description of the module covers installation.
  7. You can use the TCAdminCrons module to install newer versions of Minecraft.
  8. I might've spoken too soon. We detect the version of Java required based on the headeres in the .class files. There doesn't seem to be an easy way of knowing what version of Minecraft a specific jar file is. I can find it by manually searching the class files, but automating this process is almost impossible.
  9. The config I've built for Minecraft can already somewhat automatically detect the version of Minecraft being started. I'll see if I can get these things implemented so TCAdmin secures the server before startup.
  10. Please note: The TCAdminCrons plugin (https://community.tcadmin.com/files/file/59-tcadmincrons/) uses ServerJars to get updates. ServerJars has not compiled patched versions yet, and I'm not sure they are going to (at least for old versions). If you provide patched versions, you will need to remove all affected versions from TCAdmin and run the TCAdminCrons plugin again. The plugin will not overwrite existing updates in TCAdmin. Also, as far as I understand, this is not a security issue for your servers. It affects clients, not servers. If I'm wrong, please tell me.
  11. Experimental config is now located here: The experimental currently supports A20 Experimental.
  12. View File 7 Days To Die (Experimental) Installation Download the config Go to TCAdmin > System > Settings > Game & Voice Hosting > Game & Other Voice Servers > Import Save the config as a new config or chose "Overwrite existing config" if you which to overwrite your current 7 Days to Die Experimental config. Remember to select 7 Days to Die Experimental in the 'Update Game' field if you do Leave all other settings Features Shut down properly using custom script with rcon commands Support for A20 Experimental Support for Alloc's Server Fixes (easy install) Support for "Darkness Falls: They mostly come out at night..." (easy install) Configuration files are 100% configurable using Configuration Editor Easy backup of worlds and configuration files If you want any mods added, let me know. I'll see what I can do. Switch between versions Alpha config is available from here: To switch between Alpha and Experimental, you should enable Game Switching: https://help.tcadmin.com/Manage_Game_%26_Voice_Services#Game_Switching Once this has been enabled, you can switch between the versions. Please note that your server will be completely wiped when doing this. Submitter Dennis Submitted 12/8/2021 Category Game Configs  
  13. Just open the Minecraft client, click "Multiplayer" and then join the server using the IP.
  14. @qspider and @Jimmy-CS I just tried on our Ubuntu test server, and everything went fine. If you want me to investigate, could you please send me a DM with admin login to TCAdmin and the Linux server?
  15. Can you elaborate on that? I don't understand, sorry.
  16. Game services will not be affected by the URL of TCAdmin. Those two things has nothing to do with eachother.
  17. You need to make sure that the server is started (check the status in TCAdmin and check the server's console). Also make sure that the ports required by the game server is open in your firewall. Once you're sure everything is fine, you should be able to join the server using the IP and port.
  18. What do you mean by accessing the games? There's a button that takes you to the control panel on your last screenshot.
  19. As I explained before, you need to create custom fields and/or configurable options. Once they're configured, you will be able to configure the module settings. It's all explained in the documentation. See this: https://help.tcadmin.com/TCAdmin2_advanced_module_for_WHMCS#Module_settings
  20. No, you will have to enter them into the "Module settings" tab. You'll need to use Custom Fields or Configurable Options as described in the documentation.
  21. It says "Not available" under "Remote Usage" because you haven't configured the status URL. That's not needed.
  22. That's the correct module. Now you just need to configure it as per the documentation.
  23. That is not the TCAdmin2 module. You need to download it from here: https://help.tcadmin.com/TCAdmin2_advanced_module_for_WHMCS
  24. Could you share a screenshot of the module settings for the product?
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