CS 1.6 - Config not working

[cowboy]

Hello, first I want to thank you for this great tool!

I'm running text based debian 8, and I just ran this script and installed steamcmd.
Everything works fine, but it does not load my config.
First I tried "details" to see where the config file was placed, and saw that it had the name "cs-server.cfg" instead of just "server.cfg" like its usually called. I opened this one up and found that it had one line "exec server.cfg" so it executes the server.cfg. But now I have tried every possible combination of putting my config in these two files, with one having "exec server.cfg" pointing to "cs-server.cfg" that had all the commands. One that was the other way around, and finally I tried just putting all commands in both config files. But nothing change when I start the server.. :(

I also tried adding +exec server.cfg in the launch options, and I tried changing some more things in "csserver" using nano... I dont know, I'm quite lost and not used to using linux, but this should work! :)

Thanks for helping out.

[nqu]

I have the problem with the rcon password I wear it a everywhere but he did not recognize

[Mazer]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

I'm running text based debian 8

Noted.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

Everything works fine, but it does not load my config.

Could you explain this a bit more? What is "my" config? By "my config," do you mean your customizations? If the cs-server.cfg file is empty (except for loading the server.cfg), then it seems to be working as it should. So please explain what you're trying to accomplish.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

First I tried "details" to see where the config file was placed,

Would you mind posting the output to pastebin? That would be most helpful.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

.. and saw that it had the name "cs-server.cfg" instead of just "server.cfg" like its usually called.

This is not the default standard deployment for lgsm. The primary config is usually

serverfiles/cstrike/cs-server.cfg

So it looks like you might be adding things to the wrong config file(s).

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

...and finally I tried just putting all commands in both config files. But nothing change when I start the server.. :(

If we knew what you were trying to accomplish, we could help you diagnose things better. Perhaps some config options can't be used with the map you've chose, or you have the wrong syntax. Likely the best debugging technique to solve your problem would be to walk you through using the console.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

...but this should work! :)

Indeed - it does work, so it's just a matter of finding out what you're trying to do so that you can do it correctly.

[Mazer]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von teamfn.com | proview':

I have the problem with the rcon password I wear it a everywhere but he did not recognize

This belongs in another thread - Thanks.

[cowboy]

Thanks for taking time and trying to help me out.
I'm sorry if my first post seemed a little vague, I am simply trying to change the cs-server.cfg and configure it the way I want it.

Now, like I said I have tried all different combinations but my current state of these files are:

cs-server.cfg has one line: exec server.cfg

server.cfg has all my commands, copied from fnatics PCW server config.

NONE of the commands are loaded onto the server, and I tried filling both files with commands, and doing it the other way around where server.cfg points towards cs-server.cfg using exec cs-server.cfg instead. I did this just to try it out, but nothing changed.

Thanks again.

[cowboy]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von CedarLUG:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von teamfn.com | proview':

I have the problem with the rcon password I wear it a everywhere but he did not recognize

This belongs in another thread - Thanks.

Also I'm quite new to linux, so copying the output might be a little tricky for me. Maybe there is something specific I can look at and type it here?

So: ./csserver debug ?

[Mazer]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

Thanks for taking time and trying to help me out.
I'm sorry if my first post seemed a little vague, I am simply trying to change the cs-server.cfg and configure it the way I want it.

Now, like I said I have tried all different combinations but my current state of these files are:

cs-server.cfg has one line: exec server.cfg

server.cfg has all my commands, copied from fnatics PCW server config.

NONE of the commands are loaded onto the server, and I tried filling both files with commands, and doing it the other way around where server.cfg points towards cs-server.cfg using exec cs-server.cfg instead. I did this just to try it out, but nothing changed.

Thanks again.

It's hard to tell from what you're posting, because the default config is:

serverfiles/cstrike/cfg/cs-server.cfg

and, by default, it's not a single line exec'ing the server.cfg as you described in your situation.

[UltimateByte]

I'm personally just worried about "I just ran this script and installed steamcmd."
The script installs SteamCMD itself, so did you install it twice ?

[cowboy]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von CedarLUG:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von *MFI* Lennings:

Thanks for taking time and trying to help me out.
I'm sorry if my first post seemed a little vague, I am simply trying to change the cs-server.cfg and configure it the way I want it.

Now, like I said I have tried all different combinations but my current state of these files are:

cs-server.cfg has one line: exec server.cfg

server.cfg has all my commands, copied from fnatics PCW server config.

NONE of the commands are loaded onto the server, and I tried filling both files with commands, and doing it the other way around where server.cfg points towards cs-server.cfg using exec cs-server.cfg instead. I did this just to try it out, but nothing changed.

Thanks again.

It's hard to tell from what you're posting, because the default config is:

serverfiles/cstrike/cfg/cs-server.cfg

and, by default, it's not a single line exec'ing the server.cfg as you described in your situation.

It might have been the other way around, but I'm positive one of those files had that line pointing to the other using exec.

But it does not matter because I tried every combination and now I have all my commands in the cs-server.cfg file, and it still does not work.

It actually does load the hostname i put in the config, but only so that it shows when I start the server. The actual server has the default name of Counter-Strike 1.6 server.

[cowboy]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von UltimateByte:

I'm personally just worried about "I just ran this script and installed steamcmd."
The script installs SteamCMD itself, so did you install it twice ?

No, I just meant I ran the script and it installed steamcmd for me.

[nqu]

with me everything is now only times well .
had password in the Server.cfg paste there was nothing in it that RCON .