PrivatePassword in Config File

[kravok]

TCAdmin Version: 2.0.22

Operating System: Windows Server 2008 64bit

Machine Specs: i7 2600K, 16GB DDR3

Database Type: MySQL

 

In the config files, $[PrivatePassword] isn't being replaced by the actual value set during setup.

Edited June 28, 2011 by kravok

[LFA]

You have it written wrong. It's $[PrivatePassword] not [$PrivatePassword]

[kravok]

Sorry, it is like you said in the file. I just typed it wrong in here

[LFA]

Is this a custom game that you are configuring? I created a private enemy territory server and it wrote the password correctly.

[kravok]

I think it's only when I pass the information from WHMCS. Ill try another WHMCS test

 

Edit. Found the problem. I had the value of Private to Yes instead of 1.

[LFA]

Are you still having this problem? I noticed it will change back to $[PrivatePassword] when changing slots.

[Goran]

I think that $[PrivatePassword] is not beeing replaced when private rule isn't set.

[kravok]

I think that $[PrivatePassword] is not beeing replaced when private rule isn't set.

 

Correct Goran. This is what I have found. If you restart the server, and private is set to 0 it will change the value back to $[PrivatePassword]. Also, if you create a server with private 0 then the $[PrivatePassword] is not replaced by nothing.

[LFA]

This should be fixed in 2.0.23

[NothinG]

I have updated to 2.0.23 and am still having this problem.

Just tried with a Counter-Strike Source (Linux) install.

 

[Edit]: Just noticed I updated my Master before I added my Remote.

Would it be possible to add a feature to update the remotes separately?

Edited July 2, 2011 by NothinG

[djonz]

Actually, you can update them manually : http://help.tcadmin.com/Updating

 

But, if we could see the version of each remote, might not be a bad idea (Like V1)

[LFA]

Yes this will be added.