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Customizing a Server - assaultcuber - 2012-07-21
How do I customize a server and what cfgs do I modify to do so?
RE: Customizing a Server - pwned - 2012-07-21
If you look inside your config folder, there are 7 files that start with "default." (ignore default.botnames). those are the files you can modify to customize your server.
default.maprot; map rotation. configs what will be played next (gamemode, map, length, etc)
default.nicknameblacklist: if you put names in there, those people will be restricted from joining your server.
default.serverblacklist: IP blacklist. people with the same ip from that file will be prevented from joining the server.
default.servercmdline: main config to customize. read through the file.
default.serverinfo_en: will display additional server information upon players request
default.serverpwd: this is where you add your admin passwords for the server.
RE: Customizing a Server - Victor - 2012-07-21
Actually, the bot names are server-sided.
default.botnames: your server randomly assigns bot names based on this file
Rename all those files (remove "default.", so that it isn't overwritten by updates)
Edit servercmdline so that all the default.* lines are removed.
RE: Customizing a Server - Dennis8162 - 2012-10-20
hi i have a problem:
where do i type this :
// to use this file, add -Cconfig/servercmdline.txt to your servers commandline
thanks and how can i apply the changes in that config file??
and how can i set admin passwords im confused by the:
// Use the following scheme...
// password priv
// password: password without spaces or bad characters
// priv: 0 - user; 1 - master; 2 - admin; 3 - owner
// if you omit 'priv' or place 'user', it will be a deban password
RE: Customizing a Server - pwned - 2012-10-21
right click Server.bat and edit it with notepad
for password file
password privilege
for example
pwd 0 //user
master 1 //master
admin 2 //admin
owner 3 //owner
debanpass //deban
RE: Customizing a Server - Dennis8162 - 2012-10-21
all i see in the server bat is this:
Code:
bin_win32\ac_server.exe -Cconfig/servercmdline.txt %*
pauseso to change the server name i change:
this:
Code:
// commonly used commandline switches:
// -o // MOTD
// -n // server description
// -n1 // custom server description prefix
// -n2 // custom server description suffix
// -f // port, 1..65534, default 28770
// -c // max client number, 1..20, default 12
// -D // permanent demo recording, optionally +number of demos to keep in RAM, default 5
// -d // privilege required to download demos, default 2 (admin)to this:
Code:
// commonly used commandline switches:
// -o // MOTD
-n MYSERVER // server description
// -n1 // custom server description prefix
// -n2 // custom server description suffix
// -f // port, 1..65534, default 28770
// -c // max client number, 1..20, default 12
// -D // permanent demo recording, optionally +number of demos to keep in RAM, default 5
// -d // privilege required to download demos, default 2 (admin)or
-nMYSERVER // server description
/[/code]
as you can see the second one don't have a space inbetween -n
I have just worked it out how to change server name.
Code:
// Use the following scheme...
// password priv
// password: password without spaces or bad characters
// priv: 0 - user; 1 - master; 2 - admin; 3 - owner
// if you omit 'priv' or place 'user', it will be a deban passwordso if i wanted to add a password i'd add:
owner 3 PASSWORD //owner
RE: Customizing a Server - pwned - 2012-10-21
in case you modified servercmdline.txt, then you need to edit Server.bat
to change the Server Description, use "-n your server description goes here" (without the quotes)
for the password, i wrote "owner 3 //owner" that "owner" is the password. "//owner" is a comment. i just put it there so that i know this password is for the owner or whoever uses it.
it tells you in the serverpwd.cfg
Code:
// Use the following scheme...
// password privso it goes the password, and then the privilege.
everything is self-explanatory, you just need to read more carefully.
RE: Customizing a Server - Dennis8162 - 2012-10-22
ok thanks that helps
