[Polarwolf]

-ini=
-db=
-pid=
-httpdocs=
-log=


e.g: xxxxx -ini=/bla/bla.ini -db=/nla/asas.db


Cant find the source now. Looks like its not possible to set it via parameters when you run the server. Why does GC refuse to work correctly? I cant set all the important stuff via the webinterface. :>

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[Kybber]

You can modify the command line however you want. Just go to your server
in GC, click on Modify Server Configuration and edit the command line arguments.
When you restart the server from GC, the command line shown on your
server overview page will be executed just as if you had executed the
command from a command prompt.

If you are having problems, then it is either a user error or a problem with
the server software. GC just runs the command you tell it to.

[Polarwolf]

What im talking about is that GC wants to know the adminpw and such but that cant be set via commandline. Now how does GC set such stuff? Also when i try to CHANGE the pw once the sever is running it wont work. And ive tested it by making my own batch script... i found a way and it works perfekt. only problem i got is that my batch kills itself once it starts the ts2 and then GC drives crazy cus of the missing PID... :>

[Steve]

GC uses the %admin_password% variable in the ini file.

When you set the admin password on the configuration page, %admin_password% turns into your password if you preview your ini file.

Changing it while the server is running will have no effect. The server needs to be restarted for the ini file on the server to be rewritten with the changes made.