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Can't you use user commandlines for this? Eg. Commandline 1 = on, Commandline 2 = off

One use of it is for EA ranked providers to designate geographic locations for each datacenter that can be used as a variable in their commandlines. This is why it was originally added, but I am sure people are finding other uses for it.

If you need info on the V1 billing api please put in a support ticket. Luis can send the zip file to you containing the examples.

Interesting. Is the setup the same as MySQL? Install Maria and then pass TCAdmin setup the credentials? Or do you have to convert the MySQL DB to Maria DB format?

Goto System>Settings>Game and Other Voice Services and click on the game you would like to change the commandline for. In the details page click the commandlines tab at the top. You can change the default commandline there.

2.10.8 or greater

As of now there are only a handful of hosters that are allowed to run DAYZ standalone servers. If you are not one of them then you will not be able to host it. The hosters are listed here: http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/161560-trick-to-find-out-the-gsp-of-a-abusive-server/?p=1626102

V2 is still missing a few features that V1 has. If you haven't noticed them missing you most likely do not use them. The major drawback of switching is there is no upgrade script created yet to automatically import V1 games/services into V2. It has to be down manually. If you put in a ticket I am sure Luis can elaborate on this more then me.

Simply add the stop command to your scripts. If you put in a ticket I am sure Luis can tell you how to do it.

It is being worked on.

Server Management>Servers and then click on Game and Voice tab. Directories can be set for the game and user files locations there.

I am sure Luis will add this later in time. Right now he is concentrating on getting all the core features of V1 into V2. He has reporting software at his disposal that will create any type of report you can think of. But main features come first

For Arma since it uses multiple exe files when started such as the server exe and Battleye it is a good idea to use a batch file to start everything. As far as the server config file it really only has a few options such as servername and password.

Thanks for sharing!

Ouch!

V1 was not designed to support a stand alone web server. V2 has a stand alone web server that runs on both windows and linux.

I like the logo. It does remind me of Eva from Wall-E

Nice work. Looks really nice!

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I would suggest putting in a support ticket.

Remember that you must download both Arma II and Operation Arrowhead from STEAM. They are both required to run a DAYZ server. Once downloaded they will be in C:\Program Files(x86)\Steam\Steamapps\Common Files. You must copy both Arma II and Operation Arrowhead folders into the game directory. Just a heads up. DAYZ servers are well known for being hacked. So be prepared for your server to be nuked, players to die randomly and a lot more fun stuff

It is stable enough for production. We have many clients using it in their production environments now. The reason for the beta is V2 does not have all the features that V1 has at the moment. However it does contain many new features that V1 do not have.

You may be able to grab some date code from this thread. This is for linux. Not sure what OS you are using... http://clientforums.tcadmin.com/showthread.php?t=10775

I can understand your point of view. However we do have clients that do use the support system and it was requested quite a while ago.