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Install TCAdmin fresh, then copy over TCAFiles and then restore your MySQL db. Be sure to edit the config file in TCAdmin folder to point to the right MySQL db and such. Then start it up and it should work. (This is for Master.) For remote, put the TCAFiles. Then in TCAdmin webpanel of master, go to servers and get the remote server's config. Install TCAdmin on the remote, replace the config file with the one you downloaded and it should be good to go

There is such a tool for this yes. Check here, HLSW; http://www.hlsw.org/ They support more and more games through RCon. Is this what you meant?

I am not quite sure what you want..

TCAdmin will recognize this for your needs; %ThisService_Slots%

I am not quite sure if it would have the new config. You can easily check that by seeing if SteamCMD is already setup in the config. It also can't hurt to just import it.

Did you try importing the new xml from the configs thread?

That's..too small to read.

Actually it is possible, but it requires to change it in the SQL database. Obviously not the best way. So this request is more than valid.

Oh, I enjoy the widget, barely uses CPU and gives me a nice oversight of everything.

The CPU,RAM and HDD usage is already there on the homepage, just select the widget in the top right.

You can try to remove all files but the steamcmd.exe in the tools folder relating steamcmd.

I had this same issue once. All I had to do was set the steam settings thing to Username:anonymous password: leave this blank Make sure you don't have a specific steam setting in the css configuration.

I still find that a bit of a bad reason, it just means you haven't taken the time to understand the system. I will however, help you out by giving a push in the right direction http://help.tcadmin.com/Game/Voice_Configuration

If you would've checked the forum you posted it, a few threads down you see two updates within the past 2 weeks. It's still going strong..I don't even get why you posted this..

When it reinstalls it gets the folder from TCAFiles\Games\css. I suggest emptying that out and then use game tools/ steam game downloader to get the new files in. You could also leave it empty, then a reinstall will get all files from Steam itself.

PSExec but then built into TCAdmin. Could be a cool feature.

Can you post the Service Settings? Also the Directory settings of the template.

Do you get an error message of some sorts? Is it possible to start the server outside of TCAdmin?

Looks as though it doesn't have access to MySQL. Did you set the Remote DB Connection correctly?

Use the commandline parameter -condebug. Once it is running, look in the server folder where console.log is located. Once you found it, put that path in the web console settings.

I do believe commandline updating is only for remote servers.

We pay for their product, not for them to develop, if there are bugs then yes, they will fix said bugs because you paid for that feature.. They improve it as such to continue improving TCAv2. How they develop it and with which choices/roadmap is entirely up to them. If you don't like it..Well you can stick to v1 till v2 goes out of beta(as Luis said, beta will end when all the tca v1 features are in.)

I don't think there really is a program.. I just check through the game's server config files, see what's relevant, adjust that in the TCAdmin template. Read a tutorial on how to make a dedicated server for the game and apply it to the port settings. Take the file structure and implement it into TCAdmin Files & Directories.. See if you can get web console to work, which is usually just a bit of fiddling with the settings if you're lucky. After those basics..It's trial and error for me; Set up the server automatically, see if it actually starts. If you get any errors, fix them in the template, save, send template to existing services. Restart, if it goes right, join it, test it. Check all the features in the control panel of the specific gameserver and see if all is functional to your liking. Eventually you're all set exactly the way you want it.

Doesn't TCA have a built in support for Gametracker?

Hello hgt, Can you check if the logs themself give any error? They are this location: Program Files\TCAdmin2\Logs\Monitor\ Specifically look at the console log. Regards, Rai