Dennis
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You can run it through Wine, but I hardly doubt TCAdmin would provide any support to do that, and I wouldn't suggest anyone with paying customers did that.
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I'm achieving this by doing the above:
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Well, you could make it output a log and then make TCAdmin read the output of that logfile. But I hardly doubt you'd be able to send any commands to the web console interface
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AFAIK there's no Linux binaries.
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You can join our TeamSpeak server, ts.primaservers.com I have a lot of stuff to do at the moment, so I'm almost only available at night (our house burned down, so we're moving into another house that needs to have a lot of things fixed, and I'm working 2 jobs besides Prima Servers).
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I can't promise that configs will work the first time, unless I can have access to your server and make the config from that.
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Yeah, well. Times changes, and a lot of people forget to thank a person who have put hours into some work. If I'm spending hours, days or weeks creating configs for a guy, and I won't be needing the configs myself, then why would I do it for free? You do know that a lot of TCAdmin's clients are GSP's right? They're companies trying to make a living of being better than the competition. Please tell me why we would share one of the things that makes us superior for free and get nothing in return, except another newly founded company that steals your customers by offering the exact same service as you do for a few dollars less.
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Depends how much work needs to be done; if it's basic or advanced (with mods, updates, custom variables and such)
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I've been doing tons of configs for a few of the members on this forum. Contact me on dennis@primaservers.com or on Skype: Dennis.hermannsen
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In WHMCS, you should use this: 5|5 slots The '|' character works as a way to show other data to your customers than what's being sent to TCAdmin. TCAdmin doesn't know what the value "5 slots" is, but it does know what "5" is, when you send information on how many slots the service should have. The customer will only see "5 slots" when selecting.
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Actually, I experienced something very similar and weird with Rust the other day. I was able to use my own account to download and update the Rust server files, but once I tried from TCAdmin, it would give the auth error or simply just say 'error 65' or something like that.
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The look, yes.
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Allow user access to the hostname variable.
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That's something a lazy person would say. I don't wanna be rude, but it is. There's no ETA on anything that the devs make (at least not a public one), and tbh I don't mind this. I know that important updates are released when needed, and new features and bug fixes are happening from time to time. However, many people (both owners of TCAdmin and their customers) wants a software that looks more modern. Now, I can't be 100% sure, but I highly doubt a redesign is something that's high on TCAdmin's to do list. They've already stated previously that an API will happen, but they don't know if it will be tomorrow, in a month or in a year. What I'm suggesting will only take a few days, maybe a few weeks, and probably won't require too much work from Luis himself. There's not much difference from the classic TCAdmin 1 design and the default TCAdmin 2 beta design. Does anyone know how old the design is?
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Just use the MultiHome parameter.
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Well, that code has something to do with SteamGuard, I'm pretty sure. If you have multiple servers, you'll need to do it on each servers. Also, an auth code only allows access for one specific account.
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'Invalid login auth code' means that you need to enter the code that is generated upon logging in if SteamGuard is enabled on the account. See this: http://help.tcadmin.com/Game_Tools#Create_Steam_Update_File
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There has already been posted several configs in this thread. No need to post another one, which is basically just filled with custom variables and stuff, which has taken a long time to do.
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Problem fixed. Installed DirectX and did something which was assumably magical, because the server is up and running, lol We were able to start the game server using RDP, but not from TCAdmin. After a restart of the monitor and service manager, everything seems to be working fine.
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The file should be in the game server root. If you want to, you can message me with some temporary admin detail. Dennis [at] primaservers.com
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Put the hostname in quotes. Not sure it'll fix anything, but just do it for the sake of it being correct Also, try something like this: -batchmode +server.hostname "[EU] Cyrex | MAP | TP | HOMES | GATHERER 5x | BOUNTY SYSTEM" +server.maxplayers 50 +server.port 28015 +server.identity "identities" +server.level "HapisIsland" +server.saveinterval 60 +server.secure True +rcon.password "test123" +rcon.ip 37.187.129.33 +rcon.port 28017 -logFile "log.txt"
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Is DirectX installed? Also, what is your command line?
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No, you shouldn't post huge log files here. Post them on pastebin or similar.
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That's not the output I need. If I remember correctly, a file called Output_Log.txt will be created somewhere on the server, og you can use -log "name.txt" to create a logfile manually. I need the input of that file.
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Try to post output_log.txt here.
