Alexr03

You may be looking for this - https://docs.tcadmin.com/customizations/themes/mvc-templates/

Try both http & https callback urls

.NET & .NET Framework are different things. You can install .NET 4.8 framework on the server just fine, just ensure 4.7.2 is still installed.

Been a long time since I touched this code. IIRC theres a config file where you could turn on debugging or disable sentry, something like that. Doing that allows you see the actual error in the console.

Are you trying to do this in Lua/C#?

What would TCAdmin need to do for this? The users that TCAdmin create on windows instances are denied remote desktop privileges.

+1 Would be cool.

@CloudNine Sort of, its a rewrite. But im too busy rn to finalize it, fix bugs and release it

@POG 1 - Yes 2 - You can keep it the same

Thanks for the tutorial!

Good to hear!

Also restart the monitor and service manager.

Hi, Try updating to TCAdmin 2.0.160.2 and see if it works. Updating - TCAdmin 2.0 Documentation

To those having issues where the mod list isn't populating. Try updating to TCAdmin 2.0.160.2 and see if it works. Updating - TCAdmin 2.0 Documentation

Will be fixed in the next release ^

Reupdate TCAdmin with the Update tool to 2.0.160.0 Updating - TCAdmin 2.0 Documentation

Does the curse one work for you?

@Jus61Incase you didn't figure it out - That file is not a json.

Update to 1.0.1

Login to the master machine and goto that page again, except this time press F12 -> Network and look for a request to CustomModsAdmin/Configure if there is an issue it will show error 500. If it does then click preview and screenshot the error to me.

Hi, Update to 1.0.1 and see if it fixes it for you.

View File Custom Mods - External Mods Downloader This module depends on Alexr03.Common, install that first. If you use the "Cloud Backups" module ensure that you update to 1.0.4 to fix the "RestSharp" conflict. This does not automatically install uMod or any dependencies onto the service. You must do this yourself, usually by setting up a Mod for the game. Description This module allows the client to install Mods from external sources, such as Oxide uMod or Curse Forge Supported Providers Oxide uMod (Rust, Hurtworld, 7D2D, etc) Curse Forge (Minecraft) Planned to integrate providers Imperial Plugins If you have any (that have a public API) suggest them. Installation Login to your TCAdmin and head to the Plugin Repository. Click Modules and click "Custom Mods - External Mods Downloader" Click "Install Module" Configuration After the installation is complete you should now see a "Custom Mods" button on all of the TCAdmin Game Config pages, click this and choose the providers that this game supports. E.G. If you host the game Rust goto its config page and select "Custom Mods" in the sidebar. Enable "uMod" and set the category to "Rust". Then save. The next time you goto a service page, a new button will appear called "Custom Mod Manager", this will allow the client to install mods from uMod directly onto their server. If you find an issue or want something implemented into this. Please create an issue on the github page - https://github.com/Alexr03/TCAdminCustomMods/ Submitter Alexr03 Submitted 12/12/20 Category Modules  

If/When TCAdmin gets docker support, this would probably be the first thing people would work on getting working. Since TCAdmin hosts applications straight from the OS, every remote in the TCAdmin cluster would need to have python, node.js or whatever framework the people whom make discord bots installed on the remotes. And this is just... effort and difficult to maintain. If we had docker support we can allow the client to use their own docker image to host their bot. I already have this. *Sort of* but I don't have the time, or motivation to work on it. Alexr03/TCAdminServerBanner: Customizable server banner for each game config. (github.com) So if anyone wants to pick it up and work on it, be my guest.

Welcome

Working on a module instead of an external application to run this bot. So look out for that soon*TM*