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Why not repair permissions with tcadmin?

In some games, much like the WebPanel of UE(Red Orchestra 2, Killing Floor 2 etc) It is much less polluted with extras. A portal for one game specifically will always win it for that specific game, compared to TCAdmin. Made to cater to many.

Ssh!

the jar that is launched. In most cases; minecraft.jar

Wouldn't the server itself create the file automatically? What if you remove the script?

Was it necessary to post this three times? Also, 50 games. Depends on how userfriendly you want them; but it could take hours for one game to be as userfriendly as possible. With that in mind, 750 divided by 50; that's 15 bucks per game. Seems a lil low. Another issue; Do you or your support staff have any experience in the 50 games? If someone else is going to add them and you have only minor approximate knowledge of the game. How can you assure quality and support?

Don't change the DefaultGame.ini Change the PCServer-Game.ini or the UDKGame.ini, whatever it is named.

It definitely is 203300. Even according to Valve; https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Dedicated_Servers_List

The other guy manages to run it fine. So it ain't TCAdmin related.

Are you sure the ports are actually open though?

Head to service settings. Click preview on the commandline. Go to RDP and open cmd. Fill in the commands in preview. See what happens.

Looks like there's quite some files missing.

MariaDB does do a few things differently. I wager LIF tuned into that. Use MySQL on your own risk. Devs ask for MariaDB.

That probably means that the port is in use or whatnot. Full error would help.

If they were unhappy before, you could've made one yourself

Lemon, let me welcome you to the hall of fame. The men that get the utmost respect in TCAdmin. You've done a damn fine job, sir.

I already posted that a few responses ago.

Yep, maybe the service manager as well(those are the two services) If it immediately stops agian, it's logs time.

Nah, restarting the monitor service does nothing to any files or database. If it's the master, it'll kill the control panel website for a bit. If it's a remote, it'll make it unreachable until the service started up again. Usually takes less than 1 min.

TCAdmin 2.0 is beta yeah. We use it for production, but it is still very much beta. Location is /home/tcadmin/Logs/ on Linux and Program Files\TCAdmin2\Logs\ on Windows.

Check your logs. And don?t forget that it -is- a beta still. Just always check if the services are still running first.

This usually just means that the Service Manager service isn't running. Or the TCAdmin monitor service.

CraftSRV is a thing of beauty indeed.

The same way like before? Connection info will show and the mail will show the ports as well.

Just add the commandline option? That is if it supports other ports than 7777/7778