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2.0.30 was just to include some bug fixes and upgrade/downgrade of variables which was a quick change. These variables will be available in 2.0.31

If you have more than one hard drive try placing the game and user files on different drives.

I don't understand. If you updated to 2.0.30 and you still ahve this problem create a support ticket with the url and login for your control panel and steps to reproduce the error.

New Features Custom variables can be upgraded/downgraded using the billing api. Bug Fixes File permissions on extracted files are not set correctly Map pack extract path is required.

Install the latest update for the fix.

Save it in tcadmin with any path. Then just update the path in the database.

Those errors are caused by incorrect mail server settings. I killed ucc.exe for killing floor and it was restarted by the game monitor a few minutes later. If this does not happen on your server create a ticket with the url and login for your control panel and remote desktop login for your server so I can take a look.

The table is tc_game_map_packs

I will fix this in the next update. Set to / and you will be able to save.

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That will be changed soon so you can see what it is actually doing instead of guessing that it failed or just taking longer to download the file.

Which game is it? Go to Servers > Select the server > Game and Voice Settings tab. Make sure "Enable the game monitor service" is checked. Go to the game's query monitoring configuration. In the Query Failure Detection tab make sure "Enable query failure detection" is enabled and the action is set to restart the service.

In the game server's service settings set the affinity to the core you want it to use. When creating other game servers select all cores except the one dedicated to the other game server.

Nothing is going to happen when you click on save in the map pack configuration. It will just save the settings. Set the extract path blank and it will extract it to the game server's root directory. Select the game server. Click on the map packs icon and install the map pack that you configured. Let me know the error shown there.

variables are not updated when upgrading. I will add this in the next update

You still need to send minecraft the number of slots. This sets the values of Xms, Xmx and game_slots depending on what the client selected in the configurable option named "Ram" <?php include('default_values.php'); switch ($params["configoptions"]["Ram"]) { case "1GB": $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xms"] = "1024"; $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xmx"] = "1024"; $billing_api_values["game_slots"] = 8; break; case "2GB": $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xms"] = "2048"; $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xmx"] = "2048"; $billing_api_values["game_slots"] = 16; break; } ?>

That's strange. Try compiling from source. All commands are here. You just need to install whatever configure says you are missing: http://help.tcadmin.com/Mono#Build_from_Source

Check the billing api last command log to see what values tcadmin is receiving: Logs/Web/BillingApi.LastCommand.log If the log is not created it and it takes a few seconds to get that error it means whmcs is not connecting to tcadmin. Make sure outbound connections to port 8880 are not blocked on the server where whmcs is installed. For minecraft I would recommend you set the value of Xms and Xmx depending on the number of slots the client selected. In your product's config file you can do something like this: <?php include('default_values.php'); switch ($params["configoptions"]["Slots"]) { case "8": $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xms"] = "1024"; $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xmx"] = "1024"; break; case "16": $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xms"] = "2048"; $billing_api_values["gamevar_Xmx"] = "2048"; break; } ?> Name it minecraft.php in the tcadmin2_advanced and set it as your product's config file. The syntax might be incorrect. I have not tested it. The example assumes you have a configurable option named Slots. It could be a dropdown with these values: 8|8 slots (1024MB) 16|16 slots (2048MB) The client sees "8 slots (1024MB)" and "16 slots (2048MB)" in the order form. The config file gets 8 and 16.

In all the master's IPs disable game and voice hosting. Servers > Master > Server IPs In api settings > game hosting tab select all servers except the master. Here is mono 2.10.3: http://www.tcadmin.com/installer/mono-2.10.3-x86_64_deb5.tar.gz Download to /opt and extract there. After installing tcadmin you will get errors starting the services because the default mono is 2.10.2. Edit /home/tcadmin/mono-config and set the new path: /opt/mono-2.10.3 and restart the services: cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor ./monitor-service restart ./serviceman-service restartIf you have problems start the monitor in console mode to check for errors: ./monitor-service stop ./monitor-console

Just change the password in windows. Since you disabled the web site tcadmin does not need it anymore. If you ever need the tcadmin website delete the user and it will be created again.

Does your server run 32bit or 64bit? I have compiled mono 2.10.3 64bit for debian 5. Let me know if this is what you need and I will upload it.

make sure it exists in your game files: /home/tcadmin/tcafiles/games/css-linux/orangebox/srcds_run /home/tcadmin/tcafiles/games/tf2-linux/orangebox/srcds_run When you create a game server it should be copied to the game server's folder.

The script is executed in the game server's working directory. You don't need to use the full path when reading the file.

Right now the port is not available but I can add it in the next update. What you can do for now is write it to a file on the after created event and read it in your after stopped event. Deny permissions to that file in the game's file system permissions so the user doesn't see it in file manager and ftp.

Stop the service in tcadmin. Go to the game server's service settings. Click on the preview link next to command line. Start it manually with the commands shown so you can see why it does not start correctly.