CloudNine

7 years later.. Finally we can host it. There is a few guides out there on this: https://gameknightly.com/guides/scum-dedicated-server-setup-guide/ https://scum.fandom.com/wiki/Scum_Dedicated_server_setup

Make sure all redist is installed e.g. .net 4.8, 2015-2025 redist etc

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Anyone have any success integrating this into tcadmin? It requires utilization of powershell scripts, will work if ran outside of tcadmin at an admin level elevation.

Some mods/plugins are starting to require Java 22. e.g. https://cursefire.com/minecraft/mc-mods/c2me/issues/367

This is some good stuff, Java 22 support?

This error means the zip file that TCAdmin is trying to extract is corrupt or it is not a standard zip file.

It's no longer needed, they added the server functionality into the base game so used mods are reported.

Depending on if you are using IIS, apache etc you would map the port in tcadmin and the web-server.

Needs a detach option for when database is no longer available and option to toggle on/off move functionality as it can block a move of the server. Also the ability for admins to view all existing databases instead of requiring impersonate to view it.

He means clustering two servers together "linking" them so you can migrate between the two as a player

FYI this game was released as F2P however no longer works with tcadmin and must be run with service manager in console mode.

Requested this several times over the years, maybe in tcadmin v3..

Anyone figure out how to get it to work with tcadmin with latest update?

Curious if anyone has done this/accomplished this, having a seperate database that is just for stats for game services? ( Yes i know mysql replication of master-slave is an option, but you are still doing many writes to the main database ) Specifically these tables; tc_game_service_historical_stats tc_game_service_detailed_stats tc_game_service_live_stats These 3 are heavy data tables, they are not essential for game services to run and cause some of the largest traffic between tcadmin webservices and the mysql database. Putting these 3 tables into their own database would help optimise tcadmin to function more efficiently and allow further optimisation of the main mysql database.