[Scipizoa]

I started WITH the 1.5 snapshots then i figured that it was no longer compatible with 1.5 so i updated to 1.6 and meta 1.10

whats driving me nuts about this I also validated the tf2 install twice, i made sure everything was where its supposed to be yet nothing the debug logs don't show nothing only the command line i used alot of core dumps which i csn't read, and nothing in the sourcemod/server log files that'll indicate why the server crashes when people connect to it


This makes me question why valve had to follow youtubes slogan"if it ain't broken lets fix it so that it will be broken"

[eco3576]

Did you make sure that no custom extensions are conflicting with the new binaries that are shipped with steampipe?

[eco3576]

Well, I'm getting the same issue too. Heh. Good thing I have a tarball backed up.

[eco3576]

I have a feeling it's the OnClientPutInServer call that's messing things up. Or something along those lines.

[asherkin]

Not to sound like a broken record, but SourceMod does not support betas.
Randomly trying different builds is not going to make your problem go away, the update being released and us then updating SourceMod will.

[Wazman]

Hey guys, I figured out how to get fast download to work on a steamcmd TF2 server.
I made a little tutorial here
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=214276

[nineteeneleven]

Originally Posted by Wazman Hey guys, I figured out how to get fast download to work on a steamcmd TF2 server. I made a little tutorial here https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=214276

didnt read the tut, but mine worked the same way as before.


For anyone who has switched over servers, Have you noticed any Non-pipe clients crashing when joining your pipe servers?

[Wazman]

Originally Posted by nineteeneleven didnt read the tut, but mine worked the same way as before. For anyone who has switched over servers, Have you noticed any Non-pipe clients crashing when joining your pipe servers?

If you read my guide, you would have seen that I said.

You do not need to make .lst files for maps, just upload the map in the "map" directory, upload the .bzp2 file to your webhost, and the server will automatically make the .lst file for the map.

Everyone probably already figured out that maps work on fastdownload.
My Method let''s you upload custom sounds and models.

And also, valve hasn't perfected the bianary for this new steam pipes change, I don't recommend converting your servers to steamcmd TF2 servers just yet.

[nineteeneleven]

I have sounds and models/materials also working with fast downloads the old way as well

[f64]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay The only way I got it to work was: vpk -K my.privatekey.vdf -k my.publickey.vdf -M modfolder

To sign a vpk, this worked for me:

vpk -M -K my.privatekey.vdf -k my.publickey.vdf a modfolder

Usage:
vpk [options] <command> <command arguments ...>
vpk [options] <directory>
vpk [options] <vpkfile>

Notes:
Only multi-chunk .vpk's support signatures
Must specify multichunk and both public and private key files in order to sign VPK
Only public keys are used to check signatures so use -k option


With this new vpk.exe, the server and the client can use vpk assets in dod\custom, but I don't see how they're going to help with custom file integrity, even when signed, as they aren't even downloaded. Well, you can download a multi-chunk vpk directory, but it doesn't have the assets.

Edit: edit: I've since learned how vpk's are enforced for servers. It works quite well but clients need to 'install' them to custom\