Dennis

apt-get install -f removes the mono installation. That's why you need to copy the folder before executing the command, and then copy the folder back.

Installing mono is the first step I might not answer question rapidly the comming days. My house burned down, sadly.

Hi folks, We wanted to try out Debian 8, codename 'Jessie', so we bought a new dedi and installed Debian 8 as the OS. However, when we got to installing TCAdmin, we ran into a few problems. I contacted Luis, and he made it work on Debian 8 with a workaround. I thought that this thread could come in handy for anyone wanting to use Debian 8. Please post any questions you might have Here's the installation process for 64-bit servers: Download and install mono wget [url]http://www.tcadmin.com/installer/mono-2.11.4-x86_64.deb[/url] apt-get update dpkg -i mono-2.11.4-x86_64.deb This next part is important! Executing 'apt-get install -f' will remove the mono installation - don't execute it yet, even though the original guide says so. cp -r /opt/mono-2.11.4/ /opt/mono-2.11.4-back/ apt-get install -f cp -r /opt/mono-2.11.4-back/ opt/mono-2.11.4/ /opt/mono-2.11.4/bin/mozroots --import --sync --quiet /opt/mono-2.11.4/bin/mono --aot -O=all /opt/mono-2.11.4/lib/mono/2.0/mscorlib.dll for i in /opt/mono-2.11.4/lib/mono/gac/*/*/*.dll; do /opt/mono-2.11.4/bin/mono --aot -O=all $i; done Install the rest of the dependencies apt-get install libpcap0.8 lsof Install TCAdmin wget [url]http://www.tcadmin.com/installer/tcadmin-2-bi.noarch.deb;dpkg[/url] -i tcadmin-2-bi.noarch.deb Follow the initial configuration: http://help.tcadmin.com/Initial_Configuration If everything worked out fine, you should be able to access TCAdmin on your server.

There's only one reason why the server is saying you need to agree with the EULA - because you haven't done yet. Paste the content of eula.txt here.

There's no requirements for Oxide 2 for Legacy as far as I know.

It is most likely a .txt file.

I know you said Legacy. I just stated that it is possible to have Oxide run with Rust in TCAdmin. We still need logs in order to help you.

Paste the logs. Oxide runs fine with the new Rust.

tcadmin should not be the owner of game server files. The owner of the files should either be tcagame or tcagame_svc<serviceID>

I'm pretty sure that it has something to do with file system permissions...

Yes, exactly.

Ahh, that's the old Rust, that's why. In that case TCAdmin is correct. C:\TCAFiles\Users\admin\1\rust\rust_server.exe doesn't exist at all. You would have to remove /rust/ from the executable file path and just leave it as rust_server.exe.

Are you sure?

If you're not configuring the old Rust server, you should update the config. The executable is called RustDedicated.exe.

Something went wrong with /dev/null when the monitor had to be closed, fixed it by doing rm /dev/null; mknod -m 666 /dev/null c 1 3 Panel is still not going online though...

There's a high chance that it's using the UT3 query protocol - or GameSpy v4

Another user fixed his problem (not related to this though) by disabling protection mode in IE. It makes no sense, but you should try it.

In the game config under 'IP and Ports' you can select that it should only use default ports. Then you just specify the IP in the command line, and voila!

But do you still see this line? Logging in user 'MYUSERNAME' to Steam Public...Login Failure: Invalid Login Auth Code

Yes, exactly :-)

... I just noticed that it didn't export some of the things...

Login to the account on that machine and authenticate with Steam Guard. Only needs to be done once.

I think you're overthinking the problem, krazos Go to the HostName variable and make sure the following settings has been selected: - Command line parameter - User access (and probably also admin and subadmin access) - Make sure it has got a label Easy peasy lemon squeezy :-)

I've made some improvements/optimisations to the config. - Changed Installation Type of Alloc's Server Fixes to 'Silent' (removed an extra step which wasn't necessary) - Now getting Alloc's Server Fixes locally (remember to put them in the TCA.Mods folder) - Allowed permissions to Log Viewer - Allowed permissions to Mods - Allowed permissions to reinstall service - Allowed permissions to repair file permissions - Changed Run As to 'User per Service' - Created tons of variables - Used tons of variables to create an avanced configuration editor - Changed short name to 'SDTD' - Changed name to '7 Days to Die' Good job, jeromehaynes SDTD - Windows.xml

Lately we've been getting "Got error 28 from storage engine" because the partition in which MySQL saves data to was filled up - there's a lot of temporary files (around 12GB for temp php files). I stopped MySQL, deleted some files in order to gain space and then started MySQL again. Immediately I saw that it reported about tables that had crashed - what I didn't notice was that it was the old database name. I never deleted it in case there was some information stored that I needed....