jeromehaynes

Hardware raid would be more costly, but in all fairness RAID 0 isn't redundant, so it would be a waste of money, depends on how you look at it and it's use.

Hey, Anyone got a config for this laying around? Kind Regards, Jerome Haynes

Sorry I've been busy for literally months, and not a decent one I don't think no

Alpha 12 config that works with a few custom variables and has allocs latest fixes as a mod install package that downloads from my servers, fully working. 7DTD Win - Windows.xml

Please state your exact problem in this format: Ark config file you're using. What the problem is. How many servers are you trying to run. What Windows Platform you're trying to run the server on. Is the Windows firewall on? Anything else you deem relevant. Kind Regards, Jerome Haynes

Depends on what game? :')

I only host the one server, from what I can tell when I had the query port as anything different it couldn't see the server at all

Change the query port to 27015 and make sure 7777 is open/portforwarded.

I have 0 idea, I'm not playing 7dtd or messing around with 7dtd servers till Alpha 12 buddy

Dennis, care to post your config?

Execute the update, and post a log for us to look at.

What was actually wrong with the vanilla servers? That's what I'm struggling to understand

How did you fix it? Was it a permissions issue in the end?

It's alright! Glad to help! Trust me I've forgotten to do that myself We all have times we miss things/don't know. :')

Also make sure all files have correct permissions/belong to the correct group (linux)

Killing Floor has always worked on linux, killing floor 2 currently only supports Windows. Nobody has actually answered the OP's problem... I ran into this error a while ago and I can't remember how I fixed it, tell me, in the "system" folder (if I recall correctly) you may find it laying in there. In which case you need to change the config to point to the correct directory.

The monitor has to be restarted not just the teamspeak server

If you've got a copy of the game, it's probably easy enough to create, if I had the game I'd know

Are you sure you've added the second ip to the windows configuration itself?

I have already explained this... You have to go into the host teamspeak browser settings and assign yourself as owner, then it will show up as a voice server. No offense but if you're not going to listen to our replies/the advice these people are giving you, you're not going to get anywhere, we know what we're doing, half the people run gameserver companies/use tcadmin on a day-day basis, and I'm pretty sure ECF is one of the devs lol

You were a little vague in your post, setting the value to true should allow the server to run yes, if you want it to be true by default for all new servers, you need to go to the Game directory and find the eula.txt in there and set that to true, if you don't know what I mean I can explain further, I just don't know if I'm answering the right question/not sure what you're asking.

It's also the error you get if you don't set it up correctly with 1 server, you need to setup the host TS and files, then go into the browser and assign yourself as the "owner" of the server. If you don't it will assume you're trying to create a new server, as technically the "host" counts as a server, and you don't have a Non-profit license so you're only limited to 32 slots. If you have the "host" server created, and try to create a new server through voice services that counts as 2 servers.

I find it best to run a proper separate bandwidth monitoring solution anyway, it's good to have both

I can set this up for you via comparing my tcadmin settings for ts3, as I initially had trouble understanding the setup, but I would actually need access to tcadmin/your server, as I've stated before it's not easy helping when I can't access the server