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Also you don't need to send the command again. Just click on start in the task popup.

That debug console is only for javascript stuff. Follow the steps here to stop the monitor service and start it in console mode: http://help.tcadmin.com/Server_Components

Are you sure that configuring the monitor in debug mode and then sending the command does not show anything? It should show the full stack trace when the error occurs.

If you know how to use mysql use mysql. If not you can use sqlite. Create a support ticket with the remote desktop login for your server and I will take a look.

it looks good to me. I'll do some tests.

Uninstall. Delete the tcadmin2 folder and reinstall. Then you should be able to run the configuration utility and configure the connection correctly.

Delete ConfigUtility.config. Restart the monitor and open the configuration utility again. Configure it to connect to the mysql server and follow the rest of the steps.

open mysql.sql in notepad and replace TYPE=MyISAM with ENGINE=MyISAM

What is the voice id that you are sending? Send the create command again and check the check file named BillingAPI.LastCommand.log

You need to create the database and user before executing the script. mysql.exe is in the mysql\bin folder. Run it from a command prompt like this: c:\path\to\mysql.exe -utcadmin2 -ptcadminpass --database=tcadmin2 < "C:\Program Files\TCAdmin2\Database\MySQL.sql"

Predefined commandlines are only specified in the game once. You don't need to create it for each client. I thin that the combination of predefined commandlines + custom commandlines does what you want. In the game's details create 3 predefined commandlines: CTF profile TDM profile WAR profile In config files create server_ctf.cfg, server_tdm.cfg, server_war.cfg. Each predefined command line executes its own file Common features can be in global.cfg to avoid configuring hostname, rcon etc more than once. In server_ctf.cfg, server_tdm.cfg, server_war.cfg the first line would be "exec global.cfg", then all the specific cvars.

Also there is a tcadmin2_advanced in the download area.

It works the same as v1. Send TEAMSPEAK3 as the voice id. Go to General Settings > Scheduled Tasks and you should see the task and the error that occurred. To view all console messages while the service is created enable debug mode for the monitor and start in console mode. http://help.tcadmin.com/Debug_Mode

mysql -utcadmin2 -ptcadminpass --database=tcadmin2 < "C:\Program Files\TCAdmin2\Database\MySQL.sql"

Check TCAdmin2\Logs\Monitor\console.log and check for any errors. You should be able to kill the process named TCAdminMonitor.exe in windows task manager.

Log in to http://clients.tcadmin.com and check the emails link. It should be there. If it isn't create a support ticket.

Have you tried using predefined commandlines with different .cfg for each one?

This is true but TCAdmin and IIS both use http.sys. Any global change in IIS also affects TCAdmin. The error he had in a previous thread was caused by a bad setting in IIS.

IIS configuration should not make any difference in this case. Try configuring your monitor in debug mode and check the console while installing the mod: http://help.tcadmin.com/Debug_Mode

Are you sure about that? I processed all trial requests.

It says here that you need to execute the script manually: http://help.tcadmin.com/Initial_Configuration It will be executed automatically if the database is empty in a future update.

Did you execute the database script: Database\MySQL.sql

Done.

I can't reproduce the error can you create a ticket with the url and login for your control panel?

done.