How to configure the server?

Hello, could someone tell me how can I configure my server? Thank you!.

 

Server options may be passed as startup parameters, entered into RCON or the ingame console while the server is up or written to cfg/server.cfg while the server is inactive. If the file doesn't exist yet, you can create it manually.
Plugin options may be configured in the respective files in oxide/config. The affected plugins need to be reloaded after configuration using oxide.reload <plugin name> if the plugin was being configured while the server was active.

 

And as the cfg are created to configure the server? set wood, stone, etc. Thank you

 

You'll need plugins for that stuff, Rust's basic configuration options are very minimal, almost everything else is provided by Oxide.

 

Could you give me an example of cfg? Thank you!

 

I do not understand, I could spend the whole cfg?

 

where I have to place or create server.cfg?, here I leave a picture

 

If you have a host they will most likely have a option to install Oxide 2, otherwise install it in the Rust_Dedicated folder in management (It's an extension) If you do however have a host create a ticket, you will get a access denied error if you try to put it in, most hosts don't allow customers to put in extensions because of security reasons. If it is on TCAdmin you should be able to just install it, any large host will have an option to install it along with Rust:IO.
Lastly make sure you add you self in your users.cgf as owner. Start a new line and type
ownerid "IGN" <steamID>

 

The config folder seems to change every other day. What's it right now?

Still the one you posted? If so, shouldn't the d be a t?

At the moment the slot count seems to be entered slot count - 6 somehow. I already tried deleting all server.cfg's. Also the logfile isn't really doing anything, just the default mesages but no actual logging at runtime. How to get the stuff you see when you run it under windows?

 

Yeah, i noticed that the issue i described is just a bug with the steam favourie list. So never mind.

Everything works as intended.

Edit:
I forgot that i also completly reverted back to putting everything in the start command. The fact that the command to write the config does not write a config does not boost my confidence in the system.