Dennis
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One of our services fails to sync fast downloads. This is the error that it gives: It has nothing to do with the file type, as one of the .bsp files also failed (I deleted it - but then the next file gave an error). I already tried deleting the FastDownloads.db in the root of the service as well as restarting both the service manager and monitor on both the master and the remote - nothing helped.
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Yeah, same here. I really should've tried updating the module as a first, but somehow I didn't think that far.
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Today we've had problems with Bukget. We can't install any plugins on any servers. We get the error: The remote server returned an error: (503) Service Temporarily Unavailable.
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You could just add the jar file as a mod for your clients to install. See this image: I'm using Danish language, but it should be easy enough to see what the different types of fields are for.
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Is it possible to learn to read human's mind?
Dennis replied to siubrunmorr's topic in TCAdmin Version 1
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Where do you see that? In the console or in the browser?
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If anyone else stumbles upon this error, you can either specify a custom field (or configurable option) that looks something like this: 1|<name of datacenter> Or you can open the default_config.php and manually insert the ID of the datacenter next to the string. The last option will however not work with multiple datacenters.
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If you've installed xampp, you can't just use the command 'mysql'. You have to point to the place where MySQL is installed in xampp. If I remember correctly, the full path is /opt/lampp/bin/mysql
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Yes, you will need to have installed MySQL, and possibly PhpMyAdmin if you want for your clients to be able to import/export databases and such.
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The game files. All game server files have to be located in the TCA games folder.
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I can't undestand what you're trying to say. I know very little german.
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Load Minecraft Forge on the server, then put mods in the mods folder. That's all.
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I was rather thinking of ServiceHome.aspx You know, the place where clients can start/stop/restart and access file manager and stuff.
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Could you provide a link for the images on ServiceHome? Thanks in advance
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I tried contacting Garry multiple times through email, Twitter and their forums (not publically). He didn't even answer me back a single time. I was told on their forums that the server files MIGHT be public when alpha is over.
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You can't. Only a few chosen GSPs are allowed to host Rust servers. You can't apply.
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You can't get the dedicated server files for Rust unless you have a beta key.
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Can I have a look? I'll possibly be able to make a Linux version of it.
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I also think it's your responsibility to keep a backup of the clients files. It can be done with a script and run automatically every 6 hours or so. If some of your hardware fails and you lose all data on the server, you're gonna have some clients that are pissed off. For your own sake; take backups.
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Why not just use Workshop through the commandline?
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There's already a config for the game included in TCAdmin 2.
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Can you query the server?
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EDIT: We've worked for hours on this script, and it's no longer just one script. The user can now create, delete or reinstall the database with a couple of clicks. See this thread for more info.
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Bump... Still can't create any databases with a variable. Got it working. I had to declare a variable with the TCAdmin service id variable, and then load that variable.