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[MrFreeze4U]

Go to your TCadmin panel, 
Click on "Settings",
Then "Global Game Scripts", 
Press "New",

Operating System "Linux",
Script Engine "Batch File/Shell Script",
Event "After Created",
Description "Anything you want"

In the big white box copy and Past this below:
 

ufw allow ${ThisService_GamePort}:${ThisService_GamePort}/tcp
ufw allow ${ThisService_QueryPort}:${ThisService_QueryPort}/tcp
ufw allow ${ThisService_RConPort}:${ThisService_RConPort}/tcp
ufw allow ${ThisService_GamePort}:${ThisService_GamePort}/udp
ufw allow ${ThisService_QueryPort}:${ThisService_QueryPort}/udp
ufw allow ${ThisService_RConPort}:${ThisService_RConPort}/udp

 

 

Edited December 5, 2020 by MrFreeze4U
Operating System "Linux".

[Dennis]

Please note: These scripts will only work on systems that utilizes Uncomplicated Firewall (ufw).

[gijs007]

Is it possible to work with some kind of if statement, that checks if the ports are configured in the game template?
Some games don't use a query and or rcon port.

It would also be neat to have a for loop, which adds any custom ports. But again, I'm not sure if TCAdmin supports such functionality.

[Dennis]

On 2/13/2022 at 2:17 AM, gijs007 said:

Is it possible to work with some kind of if statement, that checks if the ports are configured in the game template?

Yes. You can do something like this:

if (( ${ThisService_QueryPort} > 0 )); then
    ...
fi

You can do the same thing for custom ports.

for i in {1..10}
do
	//Check if custom port is set and open the port in the firewall
done