Defcon|Rich

Please don't fuck the poor pc..

Sorry for the lack of feedback lately Kevin, We're restructuring a portion of the network and have taken the v2 master offline temporarily. We'll have everything up shortly and will resume testing.

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Hehe. How about the "U giys suk!" language file? I've been petitioning WHMCS to include something like this in they're software so we can read some of the support tickets coming in

Good tip. Thanks!

Sounds good. I like the way that's setup, Makes things much easier!

Hello, To transfer the master over to a new machine I'm guessing due to the modular nature it could just be zipped up and moved to the new server? Or is there anything else needed to be done? Thanks!

Considering 99% of the GSP's using the panel change the image anyway I wouldn't consider it an issue.

Got it, Thanks. I noticed another problem in the "Create a custom variable" module. After you create a var and choose save it stays on that screen so you have to either hit "Back" twice or use the menu to bring you back to create another variable. In v1 there was a back button so I'm not sure what needs to be looked at there. BTW. It's much easier working with v2's config editor especially being able to drag/drop items on the list versus hitting the up/down button.

Quick question, Is it possible to create custom config variables in v2? Does it work like v1 where the var is inserted in the template or? Also, It might be a bug or something else but when in the config template screen if you click the "preview" tab then try to return to the template screen by clicking the "template" tab again the module goes blank except for a small > icon.

That fixed it. Thanks Luis!

Just wanted to let you know installing new updates overwrites custom images. IE: Logo.jpg

After unchecking a setting on the game server config page I'm showing a "Loading" icon and stalled. I unchecked "Can be used as game template"

I'd like to see something like this also. Some type of real-time session monitor would be helpful without having to drill down through menus to see.

We haven't had any problems installing the updates.. Odd

I'll play around with it some more tonight and if nothing happens I'll shoot a ticket in. Thanks

Somethings wacky, I'm not getting any output when trying to start in console mode. Just starts a new shell but the screens blank. Is there a way to manually configure the settings on the remote?

Installed the files to the remote server and started both the service monitor and service manager, Both show running without errors. Added the remote info to the master and saved it but no web URL. Tried to access the remote using http://x.x.x.x.x:8080 but no luck.. Maybe I missed a step somewhere?

How do I get to the config utility?

Hello, It's been awhile since I installed tcadmin to a *nix server so I'm a bit rusty.. The only thing I'm having issues with is configuring the remote, I added the remote to the master and generated a config and uploaded it but that's where I'm stuck.. The instructions go step by step for installing the master to a linux server but not the remote.

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What your describing doesn't sound very difficult. The variables would be similar to the "parent" value config settings already in use. I also like the idea of being able to add "other" configs to the default config section so users can access them. Good ideas. Keep them coming!

Sorry, Must have missed it. I'll hit you up later.

I'd bet bobby's busted it up into little pieces by now. Maybe that's why he hasn't posted

My thought was most users would sit there watching the window and not realize the server was created. So maybe closing the window and forwarding the user to the created server would be something to think about. Possibly an on/off switch but to me for what it's worth the status window is one of the things I really like about this version as it shows the user in real time exactly what's happening and most importantly it displays if any errors are present which would be a time saver rather then having to check the logs and/or involve support.