[Falco]

Console output +con_logfile "myfile.txt" = Unknown command "con_logfile" It appears there a a few bugs that need to be worked out.

Console output:

status
hostname: [DmZ|EPSILON CS:GO|CGY.AB| Demolition
version : 1.14.1.0/11410 4932 secure
udp/ip : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:27017 os(Windows) type(community dedicated)
players : 0 humans, 1 bots (18 max) (hibernating)

hostport
"hostport" = "27014" ( def. "27015" ) - Host game server
port

[8088]

Originally Posted by ghostofmybrain Nothing else is running on 27017.

How do you know this? Did you verify this with netstat?

[ghostofmybrain]

Originally Posted by 8088 How do you know this? Did you verify this with netstat?

Indeed.

[Kjaer]

list ports of other servers please. Also when hosting multiple servers it is recommended you use intervals of 10 in between port variables to avoid conflicts.

[Powerlord]

Er... isn't it +port not -port ?

[8088]

Both will work. I used to always use - with all parameters on the cli.

[Bacardi]

when use server cvars in launch parameter, +cvar value
when use srcds command-line parameters, -cmd value

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Bacardi when use server cvars in launch parameter, +cvar value when use srcds command-line parameters, -cmd value

My bad, I was thinking of +ip, because -ip tends to... not work correctly in my experience.

[ghostofmybrain]

Originally Posted by Kjaer Also when hosting multiple servers it is recommended you use intervals of 10 in between port variables to avoid conflicts.

That's absolutely ridiculous. You make it sound like a computer can misread a number and thus it's best to put some distance between them.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by ghostofmybrain That's absolutely ridiculous. You make it sound like a computer can misread a number and thus it's best to put some distance between them.

No, SRCDS just likes to use random arbitrary extra ports depending on it's mood.