Dennis
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Yes. Use the console output.
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This server on Linux is terrible. The servers we have running enterprise hardware can't run them, but a server bought for 12 euros from Kimsufi runs it without problems. The devs doesn't know why, and they haven't shown any sign of wanting to find the problem when I talked to them.
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Hmmm, I'm clueless then. If the IP is configured on the server, and you start the Minecraft server with that IP, then I can't see why it wouldn't work.
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If it says that, then the IP doesn't work on the server. By 'global', you don't mean the internal IP (192.168.x.xxx), do you? Because that won't work.
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The server.properties can't look like that. Minecraft creates it's on server.properties once it starts up. Open the server.properties (not the template, but the actual file) and look.
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That might be the problem. You can't start it on ip 0.0.0.0. It won't be able to query the server.
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Yes, the server will be stopped, but that has nothing to do with pid 0. Are you even sure that Java is installed?
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Where does it say that?
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Install them.
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I was able to connect on 94.23.60.99:28015 with Experimental, so I don't have to check. Try removing everything else but cfg, ip and port. You'll still need -batchmode though.
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And you're sure you're running Experimental servers? Also try connecting to the server. You can't always count on HLSW.
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Why not just look at Rust Dev or search on Google? The parameter he sent is correct if you use experimental, not if you use legacy.
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Hi, I really didn't think this would be so hard to figure out, but it seems like creating a batch file that will open a cmd is no good. When creating a script that executes this command on service start, the service just "hangs" until the cmd window is closed manually. Anyone know a fix? Kind regards
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Source. Tried -server.ip or +server.ip?
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Probably whenever Luis rolls out the next update
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Cant create a game server in remote windows server
Dennis replied to farenheitcx's topic in Windows Support
Already seems like that's the case (Selection: LessSlots) Are you sure that you have defined your server as a Windows server, and not Linux? Also try restarting the monitor. -
And you did follow the installation instructions, right?
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Luis have implemented a working query protocol for Rising World, so everything is working now. However, the query protocol is not yet implemented into TCAdmin (but it will be in the next update, I think). I'm not going to tell how to update the control panel with the new query protocol - that way I won't have to be responsible if someone mess up their installation Wait till the next update, and then the config will be released.
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You can start it with the -ip command line parameter. If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the HL2 new query protocol for query.
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Bought the game last night to have a look at this. Good news - It took less than 20 minutes to have a working config going. Bad news - It doesn't seem like there's a working good way to make queries to the server (every information can however be seen in an xml response on the query port using the internal http server), so I've asked Luis if he could perform some magic for us It's working though. Don't expect that the config will be uploaded this weekend - I want to get a response from Luis before I upload this config, and it's weekend now
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http://support.facepunchstudios.com/feedback/view/1598-rust-dedicated-won-t-download-on-debian I've seen someone say that Garry took the Linux files offline because the Linux bins didn't work.
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That would be kind of you, Jus61 Btw, I perfectly understood your English. However, wait until I have created a game config that at least looks like it's starting.
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I think you misunderstood him, tangogc
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I can have a look at this tomorrow or in the weekend.
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I don't own the game, thus I have no access to the dedicated server files. I can't create the config, but I'll be glad to help with any questions. It's not difficult setting up a config. You basically only need to know these things: - The game servers executable file - Ports that are going to be used - Query protocol - Config and/or commandline