Dennis

New addition: Collapse update groups by default (same as we can with mods) We're offering various kinds of updates for Minecraft (vanilla, Spigot, Craftbukkit, Snapshots), and the list of updates is long. Spigot updates are placed last on the long list, which means the client has to scroll a long way.

Are you using MVC? The new default theme is only for MVC. If you want to delete a theme, go to System > Settings > Themes > Select the theme > Delete.

No, that won't solve your issue. Have you tried my solution?

If you're talking about the list on Game & Voice Management > Game Services, you can click on "Connection Info" to sort by that column. There's no way to sort directly after port, though - it will sort after IP's/hostname (but ports would also be sorted either ascending or descending)

What position are you trying to edit?

The only issue with adding the new, correct links, is that threads seem to have gotten new IDs when the forums were migrated. I can't find the specific threads, unfortunately.

Another thing to remember: When you run a Steam update, your serverconfig.xml will get overwritten with a default one (unless they changed it recently). To not lose your configuration, copy the serverconfig.xml and call the new file something else (fx serverconfigcustom.xml). Start your server with the commandline parameter "-configfile serverconfigcustom.xml". Just remember, if any option in the config is removed from the game or another one is added, you have to make changes to the custom server configuration so that these are either removed or added.

It's an issue with the server configuration. See this: 2020-03-19T16:56:17 0.202 INF Parsing server configfile: /home/tcagame/admin/7/7DaysToDieServer_Data/../serverconfig.xml 2020-03-19T16:56:17 0.243 ERR Error parsing configfile: 2020-03-19T16:56:17 0.243 EXC Invalid character in the given encoding. Line 69, position 243. Make sure to update the server and try with a default config.

Hi @elkielk I made your post a little more readable by putting the log in code tags. Is that the entire log?

I was slowly starting to switch away from Firefox but now I don't have to! Thanks! ?

You're using an old version of the server configuration. Update your server and copy the contents of serverconfig.xml to your configuration file (and make changes where necessary), save and start.

What's New in Version 1.1.1 Linux version added @lynxwolf1 Linux has been added. Let me know if there's anything you need help with.

Linux will be coming soon.

You should install it to /usr/lib/python2.7 or change the path in the script: https://help.tcadmin.com/Workshop_Browser#Ark

Which path is Python installed to?

What's New in Version 1.1.0 Custom Scripts has been updated to no longer require the Standard Python 2.7 Library. If you experience any problems, please post them in the thread.

See this: https://help.tcadmin.com/Workshop_Browser#Ark You _must_ install Python 2.7.

Are you able to add it to your Steam favorites? If you can't see the server in any way, how do you know it's running an older version?

Also note that the version number shown next to the hostname in TCAdmin only updates a few minutes after the server is started.

It was just something I made for fun. It was never used, and I no longer have the CSS for it, unfortunately.

Perfect, thanks! Seems to work just fine.

Change this for the uninstall script: modfolder=Path.Combine(ThisService.RootDirectory, String.Format("@{0}", FileId)) To this: modfolder=Path.Combine(ThisService.RootDirectory, String.Format("@{0}", FileId)).replace(" ", "_")

I found a rather simple fix for this (it's not tested with TCAdmin though). Open the Configure mod script. Replace the following line: modfolder=Path.Combine(ThisService.RootDirectory, String.Format("@{0}", FileId)) With this: modfolder=Path.Combine(ThisService.RootDirectory, String.Format("@{0}", FileId)).replace(" ", "_") It's not tested, so please see if it works ?

Try wrapping it in quotes (only the -mod parameter) as it would be the easiest solution. It would require a change to the script that installs the mods otherwise.

Have you tried wrapping the commandline parameter in quotes?