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Maybe you forgot to add the ports for Palword and Steam to your firewall?
That was my problem. It need open ports for Palword (whatever you set... 8211 is default) and dont forget the Steam port (27015).
But I dont know if you need to open "upd" and "tcp" ports (all I read is udp). I have both added and it works after that.
also i dont know if they are going to update this for upgrading it cause you know by hosting minecraft server you have a place to input commands but not with this. you dont know the amount of player connected like never.
And i had another problem i couldnt close the ssh session without ending the server. i need to let open a Virtual Machine that is ssh inside the server to let it open.If someone know how to let this happen it could be nice.
You can set up an admin password to use commands ingame as an admin (still, there are limited commands for now).
You can enable rcon to use a separate shell to connect and use commands without the need to be ingame.
Try ARRCON. It's a good rcon client.
>cd /etc/systemd/system
>sudo vim palserver.service
- paste this:
[Unit]
Description=palserver
After=network.target
StartLimitIntervalSec=0
[Service]
Type=simple
Restart=always
RestartSec=1
User={your_user}
ExecStart=/bin/bash /{path_to_PalServer.sh}
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
-save and exit vim
>sudo systemctl start palserver.service
>sudo systemctl enable palserver.service (enables it to start automagically when the server reboots)
The final boss.