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Adam

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  1. After using both pterodactyl and the crident panel i still feel TCAdmin is far superior with its backend functionality.

    As for frontend its trash it needs to be rebuilt from the ground up with a more modern framework. Like pterodactyl using laravel

    TCAdmin has a massive upper hand that it supports both windows and Linux where is all these panels support Linux game servers only. 

    With a rebuilt modern frontend it will be a game changer.

  2. 1 minute ago, KotoWolfir said:

    Is it possible to self host the tcadmin panel? I have an already existing highly available infrastructure system, and its required to have the panel on this.

    Yes you can on linux or windows. You would need a master license then for every other server you want to link to the panel you would need a remote license 

    srv01 - master
    srv02 - remote
    srv03 - remote
    etc etc 

  3. Unturned


    This Unturned config is based on @jungleNZ original config. I have just fixed it up to a working state. So thanks to him for providing 95% of the config.

    Installation
    Installation can be done from TCAdmin > System > Settings > Global Configuration > Plugin Repo. Alternatively, you can install the config manually by following the steps below.

    Download the config
    Go to TCAdmin > System > Settings > Game & Voice Hosting > Game & Other Voice Servers > Import
    Save the config as a new config or chose "Overwrite existing config" if you which to overwrite your current Unturned config. Remember to select Unturned in the 'Update Game' field if you do.
    Leave all other settings


    Features...

    • Backup/Restore on steam update
    • Steam Workshop working. You can take the instructions from my knowledge base how how to set it up.
    • Working Query
    • Configuration Editor for commands.dat
    • Web Console

    Known Issues...

    None


     

  4. Would it possible to get a better text editor?

    Maybe something with line numbers on the margin

    Also something that we can switch between dark and light themes.

    Maybe integrating Visual Studio Code as the text editor (No idea if its possible though)

    Thanks

  5. New version uploaded.

    What's New in Version 1.1.0  

    • Added a script to properly shut down the server. Previously, the server didn't save during shutdown. This is now done using rcon, so make sure that you always set the rcon password through the configuration editor or the command line.
    • Changed "Wait for Exit" to 30 seconds.
    Just want to point out wait for exit is under the text console tab.

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  6. 3 hours ago, mouseymars said:

    Here is the way we get around cloudflare when downloading twitch/curse mod packs:

     

    URL=https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/minecraft-eternal/download/2870726
    DURL=$(curl -i -s --tlsv1.3 --header \
    "Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8" \
    --compressed --header "Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5" \
    --header "Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1" \
    --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:69.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/69.0" "${URL}/file" \
    | grep location | awk '{first = $1; $1 = ""; print $first; }' | sed 's/^ //g' | sed 's/\\r//g') \
    DURL=${DURL%$'\r'} && FILE=${DURL##*/} && curl -o ${FILE// /-} -L -O "${DURL}"

     

    Code partially written by myself if you need any of it explained.

    You put the modpack url in and it downloads it, it follows the redirects too.

    We talking about Spiget https://spiget.org/

  7. Unfortunately I'd have to recode the entire header so that the dark logo is used in dark mode. It's not a huge deal the current way, until I get time to recode it. 
    Cant you just inject CSS?

    Ill give you all the lines i changed so you can copy paste?

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  8. I kind of agree. MediaWiki (the software currently being used) is not my favorite. There are other alternatives (wiki.js for example).
    If you have any other alternatives, please let me know.
    That being said, MediaWiki works just fine. The UI is not great, but it is the layout that most people associate with a wiki. IIRC, the help page once ran on another theme.
    Wiki.js works well. Alot of people use it...

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