I run a dedicated rust server on a dedicated Windows Server 2012 R2 machine and I've decided to keep my batch script cleaner so I put all of the "server.hostname" and "server.description" commands into that file and it works on server startup BUT when I run the /restart command all of the values set in serverauto.cfg are wiped and replaced with the default values.
I can ensure that all the commands are correctly typed out with no trailing spaces or missing quotes.
Solved Serverauto.cfg clearing after restart
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by Slut, Apr 28, 2016.
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If I remember correctly then you should use server.cfg instead of serverauto.cfg.
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These are the only 3 files that are in the CFG folder.
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Create server.cfg, it'll use that.
I think by default Rust doesn't even generate bans.cfg, serverauto.cfg and users.cfg, you usually have to create them yourself.
Otherwise, if that doesn't work either, your hoster might overwrite stuff. In that case you can use Auto Commands for Rust | Oxide. -
Alright, I'll see if that fixes it.
Thanks!