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  1. Can you reinstall 1.0.1 and see if its fixed now :)?
  2. Hey I have made a module for this, hope you like it:
  3. Hey! I have made a module for this, hope you like it:
  4. Update to 1.0.1 should be all good
  5. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Yes, the users can create, reset and delete their databases. The module will automatically move their database if their server is moved location and also automatically delete the database when a service is being terminated
  6. Service Maintenance View File Service Maintenance module for TCAdmin - Allowing panel admins to put a service in maintenance mode whilst working on fixing issues. This module is useful if you do not wish for a client to be messing with the service whilst you are trying to fix an issue they have complained about. Features Enable/Disable Maintenance mode for a service Redirects to Maintenance page when maintenance is enabled (stops them accessing service home, file manager, action buttons etc) Installation Login to your TCAdmin and head to the Plugin Repository which is located in settings Click on Modules and then click the "Service Maintenance" module Once the page loads click "Install Module" You will now receive a short loading wait and you should see the module has been installed successfully :)! After the installation is complete you should now see a "Service Maintenance" switch on the actions page for a service: Known Issues None as of 1.0.1 If you find an issue or want something else implemented into this module. Please create an issue on the github page here: Issues · M0RG4N01/TCAdminServiceMaintenance (github.com) Submitter M0RG4N Submitted 9/25/2020 Category Modules  
  7. Hey, can you try edit now I've changed a specific permission: to > Unlimited
  8. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    If your service is on the master this is possible you just configure as normal but put localhost for the host server and then your sql details. Or are you trying to set it up on a remote server? Since this plugin is installed on the master it requires a user account to be able to communicate from the master to the host machine so that it can create users etc
  9. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Alright great, and no problem if you have any more issues be sure to ask about them!
  10. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Do you have a screenshot? I think you're talking about the TCAdmin setup wizard right?
  11. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    You should be able to execute a query such as REPAIR TABLE NAMEHERE If you use sqlite you may need to delete the duplicate row yourself with an sqlite editor I have spoken with Luis and he has released an update for TCAdmin, he said: You can update your TCAdmin to that version if you want
  12. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Hey, When you do to the plugin repository and go to the details page of the plugin, when you select the version you have installed or tried to install it may show an 'Uninstall Module' button If you do not see this then check this location: C:\Program Files\TCAdmin2\ControlPanel.MVC\bin-extensions To see if you have the module installed in there
  13. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Just an update -- I have added migration from the old system to the new, let me know how it goes :)!
  14. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    I will release an update shortly providing a 'Migrate' button for the clients to click to migrate any databases which were created using Luis's method
  15. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    Hey! Please be sure that you are on the latest version: 1.0.1, in this version I made it so you can see the exact issue to why it didn't work correctly, you should see a message such as this instead: "Uh oh, something went wrong! Please contact an Administrator (see web console for details)!" -- You can then check the web console and you should see text telling you why it failed to work. Usually it may be that the account you are using to create the databases in the configuration does not have the GRANT permission meaning it cannot create or grant the db user access to the database it just created. Hopefully this helps you, let me know
  16. M0RG4N

    MySql Manager

    View File MySql Manager This module allows clients to manage their own mysql databases. The number of allowed databases is based from their service amount. Requirements SQL Server e.g MySQL, MariaDB In order for this plugin to work since it is running on your master, you must configure the user which you will be using the create databases (the one you configure the plugin to use) to allow access to the master ip address for creating user databases, etc. You can do this by executing a script such as this example to your mysql server: GRANT ALL ON *.* to root@'MASTER_IP_ADDRESS' IDENTIFIED BY 'PASSWORD_HERE' with grant option; Features Create MySql database for services Delete MySql database for services Automatically delete database on service termination or reinstall Automatically backup and restore database on service move Reset database password Link to your phpMyAdmin Grid to display configured databases Download MySql Database backup Restore MySql Database backup Installation Login to your TCAdmin and head to the Plugin Repository which is located in settings Click on Modules and then click the "MySql Manager" module Once the page loads click "Install Module" You will now receive a short loading wait and you should see the module has been installed successfully :)! After the installation is complete you should now see a "MySql" button on the sidebar under "Game & Voice Management". Configuration To configure a MySql server for all servers within a specific datacenter to use: Go to datacenters Click a specific datacenter Enter your MySql credentials as shown in the image below, relative to your server and then hit save!: You will need to go to Servers and then select one or more servers you would like to be using the datacenter mysql configuration, scroll down and choose "Use datacenter configuration" and then you're good to go! To configure a MySql server for a specific server to use: Go to servers Click on a specific server In sever settings configure the MySql details as shown in the image below: Hit save at the top and you're good to go! Known Issues None as of 1.0.8 If you find an issue or want something else implemented into this module. Please create an issue on the github page here: https://github.com/M0RG4N01/TCAdminMySqlModule/issues Credit to @Alexr03for helping out during the development of this module! Submitter M0RG4N Submitted 7/5/2020 Category Modules  
  17. That is indeed still in the works, this is just another separate theme for now just to allow people who are used to the ASPX layout to easily adjust themselves to move over to MVC before the new template gets released
  18. Hey, I understand you made a ticket, was this resolved after?
  19. Hey, Could you try update again via the web in System > Check Updates Your Steam Workshop should be all fixed once you get updated to 2.0.148.0
  20. Hey, You will need to update to the latest version of TCAdmin (2.0.148) if you haven't already, this fixes the Steam Workshop issues Make sure all of your remotes are using the latest update, and if already installed try install manually and then update the remotes
  21. Hey, It's not recommended but if you go to Settings > Security Settings, you can enable the passwords using a checkbox:
  22. Hey, I've fixed this so that it now shows the correct values
  23. I don't believe Terraria has ever had steam query it was always tShock which brought a form of querying to it, and tModLoader I dont believe supports tShock at the moment too so getting all the players, etc is a struggle :L But the console wrapper provided definitely works with console output and input as it grabs the direct output, etc. from the game server console.
  24. Hey, The configs are included by default in TCAdmin for Linux and Windows for SA:MP if you are referring to that Are you having any issues with them?
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