TCAdmin 2.0.101 now available (Stable)

[LFA]

Note: This update takes TCAdmin out of Beta. After January 31 2017 TCAdmin v1 licenses will no longer work with TCAdmin v2.

 

New Features

 

• Added support for game switching. Enable and configure in service settings.
  
• Enable game switching in the game's feature permissions tab so users can see the game switching icon.
  
• Added theme option to manually close tooltip messages.
  
• Python 2.6 built in modules and standard library can now be used in custom scripts.
  
• You can place .py files in TCAdmin2\Monitor\Shared\Lib and include them in your custom scripts.
  
• The game's "permissions by file path" supports -r to also match subfolders.
  
• Mono 4 from http://www.mono-project.com is supported. Check system requirements for more information.
  

 

Changes

 

• The game's permissions by file path are processed before permissions by file name.
  

 

Bug fixes

 

• Fixed large uploads with https.
  
• Service was not monitored by game monitor when query port is 0 and query protocol is config file parser.
  
• Fixed UTF8 output in scripts.
  
• Fixed UTF8 characters in mass emails.
  
• System environment variables were not available when executing a script as local system.
  
• Fixed error when loading config file items and the directory didn't exist.
  
• Improved WMI cpu usage caused by the service manager.
  
• If the game was configured with UniquePorts=Server it was not checking other virtual servers that use that port.
  

[Raizio]

Out of beta!?

Wow, big milestone there.

Well done TCAdmin lads!

[Streamline Servers]

Congrats guys!

Update looks good

[LFA]

Thanks

[Dennis]

No SpiGet?

 

Otherwise, update looks fantastic!

[goatboynz]

nice

[Bubka3]

Congrats on the stable release!

 

Just curious, do we need to have our v2 keys enabled for betas like v1 if we want those going forward?

[LFA]

Yes if you want access to v2 betas create a support ticket.

 

Spiget will be available next month. I'll also add some more features to game switching.

[barrycarey]

Adding the Python Standard Library makes me all warm and fuzzy.