[Closer456]

How do you add an auto restart for steamcmd?
Ex. The server crashes

[YamiKaitou]

The same way as before

[43tanmay]

use my batch file
|

@echo off
cls
title StartUp
:hlds
echo (%time%) HLDS Started...
start /wait /realtime hlds.exe -console -game cstrike -master -noipx +map de_dust2 +maxplayers 12 -pingboost 2 +port 27015 +exec server.cfg
echo n| goto hlds
echo (%time%) HLDS Crashed, restarting...
goto hlds

save this file as *.bat and put it in the hlds folder [where hlds.exe is present] now this will restart the server automatically when crashed but it will ask u when the server is shutted down by you

and u can change the command line as u want these are my command line

[sami_spt]

or you can use HLSM.

[Closer456]

Originally Posted by YamiKaitou The same way as before

Never heard of it cause I rent my server before.

Originally Posted by 43tanmay use my batch file | @echo off cls title StartUp :hlds echo (%time%) HLDS Started... start /wait /realtime hlds.exe -console -game cstrike -master -noipx +map de_dust2 +maxplayers 12 -pingboost 2 +port 27015 +exec server.cfg echo n| goto hlds echo (%time%) HLDS Crashed, restarting... goto hlds save this file as *.bat and put it in the hlds folder [where hlds.exe is present] now this will restart the server automatically when crashed but it will ask u when the server is shutted down by you and u can change the command line as u want these are my command line

Not working ;( When the server crash it wont auto restart unless I close the error message (But sometimes i'm not at home so I won't be able to click it)

Originally Posted by sami_spt or you can use HLSM.

I tried HLSM but it keep says 'Lost (2/2)' and my server keeps restarting without crashing

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by Closer456 Not working ;( When the server crash it wont auto restart unless I close the error message (But sometimes i'm not at home so I won't be able to click it)

You have to tell Windows not to display those error messages. You should be able to find out how by searching on Google. I found it before, but that was some time ago