Dennis

@jungleNZ Query port should just be different from game port. It doesn't really matter what they are, as long as another software is not using that port. Did you initially configure query port to be the same as game port?

What's New in Version 1.1.2 Removed stop command from Windows Added stop command for Linux

That's not an issue that we can do anything about. If TCAdmin and numerous external services can't query the server, it's because the server doesn't respond to queries. The query protocol set in TCAdmin doesn't affect anything regarding the game server - it only specifies what protocol TCAdmin should use to send queries to the server. If external services can't reach the service, it could mean that there's network issues or that there's a bug in the server software. Rust servers will occassionally not answer to queries either.

Without access to anything, there's nothing I can do. It could be problem X, Y or Z or a combination of them all. Try starting the server outside of TCAdmin (with the exact same command line) and see if it starts and you're able to join it. If you can't join it, the problem is not caused by anything in TCAdmin.

Without the config, it's going to be difficult for me seeing if it's something in the config that's causing issues. You can send it to me in a DM if you want. There's a lot of errors during startup, mostly related to mods. Are you able to start and join the server outside of TCAdmin?

Could you post the config you're using? Do you have multiple Conan Exiles configs? Could some services be using an incorrect one? What's the output of the Conan Exiles server log? What ports are configured for the service? Post a screenshot, but blur out the IP address.

@1GServerHost could you provide me with a login to your TCAdmin installation in a DM? I'm need to investigate the issue.

What's New in Version 2.0.5 AltSaveDirectoryName commandline parameter added (will fix potential issues where savefiles in a cluster is clashing) The value of the parameter will get filled with the service's service ID automatically when setting a cluster ID.

What's New in Version 1.1.1 Added -nographics -batchmode parameter back to Windows config Fixed Valheim+ download for Linux Fixed 'Update Valheim Plus after update' to work with Linux

What's New in Version 1.1.0 Linux support added (thanks @LFA) Scripts added for Valheim+ that changes commandline Commandline options "-nographics -batchmode" removed Added uninstall script for Valheim+

That seems weird. TCAdmin should be getting the information from Steam, so those numbers should be identical. I've only seen issues when CrossPlay had been enabled because that uses both Steam's and EGS' protocols. If it happens again, please send me a login to your control panel so I can investigate it.

If you add the server to your Steam favorites, does it also report more players than max allowed?

@conceptr980 is that not only with CrossPlay enabled? There's no fix for that, unfortunately. That's just how the number of active players are reported.

@Smolf "Cancelled" seems to indicate that something interrupted the installation. This could possibly be a monitor restart.

Why not just configure the default variable?

You can't add links to the front page of TCAdmin currently.

Update again. I see that the Linux config was using the old config as template.

@Smolfyou're not using the latest version of the config. Update it.

What's New in Version 1.3.2 Fixed issue with automatic uMod update after Steam Update

If you've forwarded all of the ports, you shouldn't worry. That's just how the server list works in ARK (and most other games). It won't show all servers all the time.

That seems identical to what's already in the config. Are you using the latest version?

There's nothing wrong with using the %appdata% folder in TCAdmin. The game server will work as usual.

The issue is not related to this game config, so you're best off creating a new thread or ticket about it. I can't help much more, unfortunately.

They do, they just can't access it. Unless you can specify something like a savepath in a configuration file or parse it as a command line parameter when starting the server, you can't do anything about it.

If you're using MySQL 8, you should uncomment the MySQL 8 lines and remove the MySQL 5 lines.