Brainless Technologies Ltd.

We do have a discord server, just haven't posted it yet or updated the site. All are welcome.

https://discord.gg/EFuewth

Sure, but 60 seconds for each of the 48 servers would take 48 minutes to bring the whole thing up. Do you know roughly have long it takes for each atlas zone to startup to reach idle? I can change the second timeout to this instead of 0.

I've got a beta build for your to try. I think it'll fix all the various issues you've brought up so far: --Dependencies not stopping --Timeout when starting (bumped up the timeout value) --The dependency start time will only wait for the first the dependency server, than the rest will start immedia...

I would guess (from some googling) that something still has files open and steam is unable to update it. Maybe the executable?

Ok, I believe I have a fix for this. Will try to get an update out soon.

It probably timed out (I'm guessing) cause you have a few servers that are set for graceful shutdowns. I'll fix that to do immediate shutdowns so the timeout shouldn't occur. I'll also expand the affinity options.

Do the dependent servers require the first server to be running before they're started?

Sorry, have been traveling and forgot to reply to your post.

Dependencies would be the way to go. Are you seeing any error messages in the panel's logs?

If the panel has support for the gametype and the correct port information is provided the RCON tool should be visible on the server management page.

What do you have the gametype set to for the server? You can try changing it to see if that helps.

If RCON is implemented/supported for the gametype the RCON tool will be available from the server management page.

I plan on looking at it for the next update.

I have not had a chance to update the install guides yet. But litterally any where you .net 2.0 and/or .net 3.5; swap with .net 4.0. Everything else is identical.

You most certainly could use the extra features to launch a batch script.

Great, glad that fixed it and thanks for your business.

I would almost guess it's because the web server's process user (httpd, apache, etc.) doesn't have a home folder set in /etc/passwd. Steam creates a folder in the home directory for it's files, and it's probably complaining about that. Usermod or vipw should help set a home folder then restart apache.