LFA

The server is selected depending on the datacenter id sent and the server selection method configured in the api settings. If you want to be able to decide exactly where to create the game server create one datacenter id per server.

What you need is game switching. This is not available in v2 yet.

Are you sure tcadmin is causing this problem? TCadmin does not modify anything in the network settings.

I'll fix in the next update.

I have never seen that error before. Create a support ticket with the IP and login for the remote server and for the control panel so I can take a look.

It will still do that as long as you have it checked in the game's query monitoring configuration.

That's the problem. Enable the built in website and restart the monitor so the file gets updated. Keep a backup of that file.

I will add logging for service start/stop. The other improvements to mod and map packs will have to wait until after the missing v1 features have been added.

Make sure the values for TCAdmin.SharedPath, TCAdmin.LogPath, TCAdmin.CachePath and TCAdmin.TempPath are correct in the web.config. If you start the built in website the config should be updated with these values.

The user running your website needs read permissions on the Monitor\Shared folder.

I will add it as an option in the security settings.

This will be fixed in the next update.

cd /home/tcadmin/tcafiles/games ./download_cs-linux.sh If you don't know how to do this you should not be using Linux

You can create scripts to move the files to the correct location if the compressed file has a different structure. Check the enemy territory etpub mod for an example.The file is extracted to __tmp. There is a script for the "after extracted" event that moves the files to the correct folder. Using a similar script you can create a dummy zip file with no files. In the after extracted event download the file, extract, then move the files to have the correct structure. Just 2 extra lines to download and extract the file. Having you allow to enter a url in the mod settings sounds good but then you have the risk of somebody changing that url so it downloads malicious files. There would have to be a way to disable that since some hosts need to protect ventrilo and ranked files.

That will disable emails to the user. To disable the template completely select the template and uncheck "enabled"

Use ${ThisService_IpAddress} and ${ThisService_GamePort} http://help.tcadmin.com/Custom_Scripts

I have tested that port expression and it works correctly. Have you created a new game server with the changes you made? Changing ports in the game settings will only be applied to new game servers. In existing game servers you need to set the ports in the service settings.

Create a support ticket with the steps to reproduce

What other options do you need for mod installations?

There is a beta update that sends windows only one stop/start command at a time. If you don't see the beta create a ticket with your key.

Getting errors when viewing /Interface/ and other folders is easy to fix. The folder just doesn't have a default document. I will add them in the next update. You can configure the website to use port 80 with iptables: http://help.tcadmin.com/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Configure_the_website_on_port_80 or edit tcadmin-config to run the website as root and you can set port 80 there. This is not recommended for obvious reasons.

What's the value of custom port 1 in your game server's service settings?

What you see is what the OS reports. In /proc/meminfo see the values of MemTotal and MemFree.

Currently this is not possible.

No plans. Use whmcs.