I've been able to create a server, connect to it, etc. However, I noticed that there is no ServerSettings.xml file created.
Can someone post a sample of one or a link to an example?
Thanks!
Hello!
Are you running the server with --dedicated
launch arg? If so, the SettingsServer.xml file should appears nearby the server executable.
If not, the SettingsServer.xml file will be saved at /Documents/AtomicTorchStudio/VoidExpanse.
Regards!
I can confirm this on the steam client as well, the recent update (two days or so ago? 1.2.7?) broke the ability to create a settingsserver.xml via the -new command.
It worked fine last week when I set my first server up, I decided to do a clean install of the server after the most recent update but was unable to because the server client would not generate a settingsserver.xml. I tried both dedicated and non-dedicated modes. The output for -new even says something along the lines of "settings not found: creating new" yet it does not create one anywhere. Server still runs though, just on default settingsserver.xml config.
http://i.gyazo.com/92cbcc4e3a54ef9d808358599616ee47.png (http://i.gyazo.com/92cbcc4e3a54ef9d808358599616ee47.png)
Quote from: Mahayana on April 15, 2015, 10:11:18 PM
I can confirm this on the steam client as well, the recent update (two days or so ago? 1.2.7?) broke the ability to create a settingsserver.xml via the -new command.
It worked fine last week when I set my first server up, I decided to do a clean install of the server after the most recent update but was unable to because the server client would not generate a settingsserver.xml. I tried both dedicated and non-dedicated modes. The output for -new even says something along the lines of "settings not found: creating new" yet it does not create one anywhere. Server still runs though, just on default settingsserver.xml config.
http://i.gyazo.com/92cbcc4e3a54ef9d808358599616ee47.png (http://i.gyazo.com/92cbcc4e3a54ef9d808358599616ee47.png)
In your server launcher shortcut, did you add --dedicated at the end?
If you don't add this then it creates the settings xml in your Documents folder.
Yes, the "--dedicated" flag was included.
ubuntu 8857 2738 2 Apr15 pts/2 00:17:06 mono VoidExpanse.ServerMono.exe --dedicated
But no ServerSettings.xml was created.
ubuntu@ip-172-31-48-101:~$ find . -name *.xml
./VoidExpanse_v1.2.7_Linux/Server_Mono/ModsConfig.xml
./VoidExpanse_v1.2.7_Linux/VoidExpanse_Data/Mono/etc/mono/mconfig/config.xml
./Documents/AtomicTorchStudio/VoidExpanse/ModsConfig.xml
ubuntu@ip-172-31-48-101:~$
In the meantime, can someone attach an existing ServerSettings.xml file?
Here you go:
https://cloud.kunix.org/index.php/s/OJozz4LRSFb2kmz
Thank you, sir!
Quote from: kyokei on April 16, 2015, 12:48:12 AM
In your server launcher shortcut, did you add --dedicated at the end?
If you don't add this then it creates the settings xml in your Documents folder.
Sure did, and it's confirmed with the session read out in the command prompt
Quote from: kyokei on April 16, 2015, 02:56:14 AM
Here you go:
https://cloud.kunix.org/index.php/s/OJozz4LRSFb2kmz
Cheers!
Quote from: jjeffers on April 16, 2015, 01:34:58 AM
Yes, the "--dedicated" flag was included.
ubuntu 8857 2738 2 Apr15 pts/2 00:17:06 mono VoidExpanse.ServerMono.exe --dedicated
But no ServerSettings.xml was created.
ubuntu@ip-172-31-48-101:~$ find . -name *.xml
./VoidExpanse_v1.2.7_Linux/Server_Mono/ModsConfig.xml
./VoidExpanse_v1.2.7_Linux/VoidExpanse_Data/Mono/etc/mono/mconfig/config.xml
./Documents/AtomicTorchStudio/VoidExpanse/ModsConfig.xml
ubuntu@ip-172-31-48-101:~$
Thats interesting that both mono and dotnet clients are having this issue