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Is there a Admin tool like Rusty for the experimental version ?
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I use the command "server.stability false" to allow tall buildings. If I have to restart the server now (plugin update ec) all these buildings collaps at startup before I can enter the command again ! Since there are no config file when loading the server I can not run the command directly at start. How can I prevent the collapse of the building at startup?
Rusty for Experimental and server.stability command
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by juergen, Jan 12, 2015.
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Wulf Community Admin
- Yes, you can find it in the Rusty thread.
- Add the command to your startup parameters or place it in your server.cfg.
- Yes, you can find it in the Rusty thread.
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Wulf Community Admin
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Now i have tested the following:
Used the command "server.writecfg"
then edited the server.cfg with "server.stability false"
restarted the server
tested in command line "server.stability"
the answer is server.stability: "True"
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i have no access to the start.bat. I hostet my server at G-Portal and there ich have only a button to restart the server.
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i have opened a Ticket at G-Portal to insert the "-cfg "server\my_server_identity\cfg\server.cfg" in the start.bat ! -
Wulf Community Admin
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[DOUBLEPOST=1421054350,1421024310][/DOUBLEPOST]This was the Answer from the G-Portal Support:
Code:existiert schon im aktuellen Startbefehl, aber soweit ich weiß wird beim aktuellen Release von Rust keine Configfile eingelesen, auch wenn man es angibt.
Is there anywhere a Tutorial how to use the server.cfg with Rust experimental ?Last edited by a moderator: Jan 12, 2015 -
Okay, I looked into it and they're right, there is no code present that loads a config file however, you can put all config variables that you want to use in your bat file's command line, example:
Code:start RustDedicated.exe -batchmode -server.hostname"SuperServer" -server.port 28015 -server.stability false
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Thank you for your work. I Contact the Supprt to insert the command in the start line.
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