csgo-server.cfg being override?

[MrDanne]

Hi,

I installed a CSGO server yesterday on Ubuntu and it workd just fine, but I have some issues that for example FF is off, but in csgo-server.cfg I have set that to be ON.
Is there some other config file that overrides my csgo-server.cfg ? I use the default settings in csgoserver except that I remove the gamemode in the command. Maybe I have to have that?
There isn't much info of what the switches does...

Any idea on how to solve this?
I thought all settings should be controlled by that .cfg

[Mazer]

It's defined in a lot of places. To see where they might be, issue:

grep mp_friendlyfire -d recurse ~csgoserver/serverfiles/csgo/

On my setup, this yields"

gamemode_custom.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                          1
gamemode_competitive.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                     1
gamemode_deathmatch.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                      1
gamemode_armsrace.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                        1
gamemode_cooperative.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                     1
settings_default.scr:                                "mp_friendlyfire"
gamemode_training.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                        0
gamemode_demolition.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                      1
gamemode_casual.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                          1

so there are quite a few places where this has the potential of overriding your default server configuration.

If you're only playing a specific gamemode, try changing the setting in the corresponding file above. Otherwise, consider making it a map-specific config option.

[The_Marins]

Originally posted by CedarLUG:

It's defined in a lot of places. To see where they might be, issue:

grep mp_friendlyfire -d recurse ~csgoserver/serverfiles/csgo/

On my setup, this yields"

gamemode_custom.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                          1
gamemode_competitive.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                     1
gamemode_deathmatch.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                      1
gamemode_armsrace.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                        1
gamemode_cooperative.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                     1
settings_default.scr:                                "mp_friendlyfire"
gamemode_training.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                        0
gamemode_demolition.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                      1
gamemode_casual.cfg:mp_friendlyfire                          1

so there are quite a few places where this has the potential of overriding your default server configuration.

If you're only playing a specific gamemode, try changing the setting in the corresponding file above. Otherwise, consider making it a map-specific config option.

thanks for the usefull command