Hi guys,
I'm new to Rust DS and Oxide, but I noticed that when I start the server, instead of Oxide creating the "oxide\config", "\data", "\logs", "\plugins", and "\temp" folders under my server folder, it creates it in a new folder named the first word of my server name
Eg.
It should be under "F:\SteamCMD\steamapps\common\rust_dedicated\server\Ctrl Alt Elite - Aust QLD"
But instead creates under "F:\SteamCMD\steamapps\common\rust_dedicated\server\Ctrl"
...and therefor doesn't work. If I delete that folder it just returns on server restart. If I type 'version" on the console Oxide returns details, so its working somewhat, but just wont load any plugins etc.
Any ideas where I can config that or where I've gone wrong?
Big thanks![]()
Not an Issue Spaces in server identity cause folders to not be made
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by VarthData, Jan 28, 2015.
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Wulf Community Admin
You really don't need spaces in your server identity, as it's only used internally by Rust and Oxide. Your server identity is NOT the same thing as your server name.
+server.identity sets the unique instance name for your server, and therefore the folder. +server.hostname sets your server's name that appears in the Rust server listings. -
Ahh ok, so ideally I should remove the spaces. I thought that it looked like Oxide was just using the first word it came across...so I'll try that.
Thank you for the prompt help, I look forward to learning what Oxide can do. -
Wulf Community Admin
[DOUBLEPOST=1422435653][/DOUBLEPOST]One question, are you using quotation marks around the name in your command-line? -
To answer your question, yes I was using quotations on the name, but since I've removed the spaces and renamed the existing folder, everything is working fine. Thank you.