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Is your IPv4 address still matches with port forwarded IP address? (I see no UUID there)
[IniVersion]
0=1465575336.000000
try changing and report back.
i have 0=1446549201.000000 and it's still working smoothly so that isn't really a problem.
I had issues with my server a while back which was linked to incorrect .ini versions which is the same reason why read only ini's won't work after patch due to the incorrect variable.
Another problem which i already mentioned is the files being read only where the server can do no modifications when needed which leads to the server simply dying on launch.
I mean apart from that and redownloading the content from steamcmd theres not much to do is there?
Read-only? I didn't mess with file attributes at all and they aren't read-only.
All I know is that the config files hardly get overwritten even if you update them so it's really hard for the config files to get real messy unless they are heavily modified, not just changing values. If i want the latest config files I would delete them and steamcmd -validate again.
I never assumed nor pointed my finger at you and said that you did put em read only did i?
It can be defaulted in and yes tripwire adds new lines and while the configs itself doesn't get overwritten it gets updated .
And launching a server with V0=XXXX with files that launch on V0=XYXX will simply result in an error.
And it's not really about it getting messy you can get away with alot of stuff , running multiple serverscripts such as Autokick , clientpacketcast checker , autopatcher , tickrate adjusting etc doesn't even come close to benching a SV with more than 2gb of rams (seeing as a server runs with 800~mb while being hosted on 8/16/32 gb machines)
It is hard to mess up anything with the files yet possible , and while you haven't experienced those issues doesn't necessarily mean that my statement is incorrect.
It's like trying to run the current input,ini read only with the older .ini version and boot up . you may be able to use wasd + the mouse axis however shooting reloading and all the fun stuff will be blocked , about the same result as the serversettings , most stuff will work some will not. the scripts you're running have to be updated manually (which only the scripter can do since the server while running it won't update a customscript.)
It can happen that the files won't update on their own and most likely will be reset to default settings.
What I meant is the config files came with full read/write permission by default.
Yes the contents in the config files will reset themselves if the server launches non-matching IniVersion.
Could have asked him to have the configs' read-only attribute inspected instead of changing the IniVersion and risk the settings getting reset again.
Could've but would've needed something to compare versions with which wasn't given , and even if it would've reset to default it could've just been deleted and redownloaded with a packagecheck.
People have connected but not stayed long
http://puu.sh/r5dIj/a117bd7665.png
http://puu.sh/r5dNi/fa09262e7a.png
But ye never mentioned this read-only stuff
http://puu.sh/r5dVv/f67d514dd1.png
Check your KFWeb.ini again and see if bEnabled is being reset since you changed the IniVersion.
Try changing the web admin port to the other port like 8081 and port forward 8081 instead, could be that the port is already being used by other program and hence the conflict.
Yeah that worked... I am now looking for the file to change the game length but also confused waht was using port 8080
I might try to get a bussiness line in - a friend of mine has a bussiness line and he literally told the company we are with he sells "Toaster Parts"... He works as a cashier. I think they could believe I am a streamer haha
+Rep to Doctor Hue for the help and +Rep to Squidload for the explanation of port 8080