[Paddee]

Hello!

I've tried to put my server maps in a OneDrive folder and made the folder public.
I set the "sv_downloadurl" to the public link of the OneDrive folder: ".../csgo". (inside ".../csgo" there is the folder "maps" in which the server maps are stored).
I set "sv_allowupload" and "sv_allowdownload" to 1 also.

When I enter the game it starts downloading the map, but at 100% it says:

Engine Error
Host_Error: recursively entered

Is there something I should do different on my OneDrive? Does it even work? I read somewhere that it works with Dropbox, so it should work with OneDrive too, doesn't it?

What am I missing?

Thanks:

Peter

[Paddee]

As I said, it downloads the map. Picture of console:

https://ibb.co/NtDmGX3

Then when it reaches 100% it immediately closes game and give the error: Host_Error: recursively entered.

[detc]

Originally Posted by Paddee As I said, it downloads the map. Picture of console: https://ibb.co/NtDmGX3 Then when it reaches 100% it immediately closes game and give the error: Host_Error: recursively entered.

Given that CSGO is "downloading" the uncompressed .bsp and .nav files after reporting successfully downloading their compressed equivalents, I'm going to guess it's not. Likely OneDrive is serving you garbage placeholder files named the same thing because it doesn't recognize the user agent that CSGO presents and treats it like a web scraping bot.

[Paddee]

It means that it's impossible to do this with OneDrive?

[detc]

Originally Posted by Paddee It means that it's impossible to do this with OneDrive?

I would expect probably, yeah. Not sure there's any free cloud file hosting services that allow you to use them for FastDDL hosting anymore. I'd suggest looking into a managed VPS, it's a few dollars a month but speaking from personal experience, any 'free' hosting site will have some catch that disallows you from hosting binary/game files.