[Phaiz]

Originally Posted by DrFallen You have to actually name the .txt in your command line.

/home/steam/steam-server/update1


update1 is the actual file name, /steam-server is the directory it is in

[yusufali]

So does this plugin shutdown the server? or restart it
I dont have my "watchdog" script on linux up and working yet
So i was wondering

[Pitbull3]

Originally Posted by Horsedick Check to make sure you still don't have an older version of steamtools installed along with the new version which could be taking over not causing it to pick up on the hit.

As I said they all have the exact same updated versions, with the same plugin settings.

I have even seen where the server is printing that there is an update and the server must be restarted to apply it, however the plugin doesn't do anything.


EDIT:

Wait up, so... here's a newer version of steamtools ( https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=236206 ), I'm assuming there's been some change so remove steamtools.ext.so from the server and upload steamtools.ext.2.ep2v.so and everything should be fine afterwards?

My current version is SteamTools (0.8.3): SteamWorks for SourceMod.

The above builds link is 0.9.0-d5d0838

[yusufali]

Originally Posted by Pitbull3 As I said they all have the exact same updated versions, with the same plugin settings. I have even seen where the server is printing that there is an update and the server must be restarted to apply it, however the plugin doesn't do anything. EDIT: Wait up, so... here's a newer version of steamtools ( https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=236206 ), I'm assuming there's been some change so remove steamtools.ext.so from the server and upload steamtools.ext.2.ep2v.so and everything should be fine afterwards? My current version is SteamTools (0.8.3): SteamWorks for SourceMod. The above builds link is 0.9.0-d5d0838

so do which steamTools are we to use?

[Horsedick]

Originally Posted by Pitbull3 EDIT: Wait up, so... here's a newer version of steamtools ( https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=236206 ), I'm assuming there's been some change so remove steamtools.ext.so from the server and upload steamtools.ext.2.ep2v.so and everything should be fine afterwards? My current version is SteamTools (0.8.3): SteamWorks for SourceMod. The above builds link is 0.9.0-d5d0838

Yes.... the old steamtools.ext.so does not work. You must use the new version steamtools.ext.2.ep2v.so - this is the reason you've been having issues.

[Pitbull3]

Originally Posted by yusufali so do which steamTools are we to use?

Use this one: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=236206

[robotortoise]

So, I have this in my tf2update.txt

@ShutdownOnFailedCommand 1
@NoPromptForPassword 1
login anonymous
force_install_dir c:\hlserver\tf2
sv_shutdown_timeout_minutes 5

and it still doesn't autoupdate.... :/

Based on how many people I know who got TF2 autoupdate working, there needs to be a better way to do this.

Autoupdate is a pain in the butt....

[versatile_bfg]

Originally Posted by robotortoise So, I have this in my tf2update.txt @ShutdownOnFailedCommand 1 @NoPromptForPassword 1 login anonymous force_install_dir c:\hlserver\tf2 sv_shutdown_timeout_minutes 5 and it still doesn't autoupdate.... :/ Based on how many people I know who got TF2 autoupdate working, there needs to be a better way to do this. Autoupdate is a pain in the butt....

you havent told it to update in that file...?

dont you need this in it:

app_update 'app_id'


My update.txt is only this also: [CS:GO]

PHP Code:

login anonymous
force_install_dir /home/hype/service593
app_update 740
quit 


[404UserNotFound]

Here's what I use, it works perfectly and autoupdates too. The reason mine looks different may be because I'm on Ubuntu, or it may be because my .sh startup script actually deletes and recreates the file every time you start up the server, and then on a restart it reads that file so it always checks for updates.

'update_server1.txt'

login anonymous anonymous
force_install_dir /home/usernotfound/tf2/server1
app_update 232250
quit

'server1.sh' (my startup script for my server, this is for *nix systems, feel free to use it and adapt it for your servers. I forget where I found this script, but I love it)
http://pastebin.com/cstUtE5z

[robotortoise]

Originally Posted by abrandnewday Here's what I use, it works perfectly and autoupdates too. The reason mine looks different may be because I'm on Ubuntu, or it may be because my .sh startup script actually deletes and recreates the file every time you start up the server, and then on a restart it reads that file so it always checks for updates. 'update_server1.txt' login anonymous anonymous force_install_dir /home/usernotfound/tf2/server1 app_update 232250 quit 'server1.sh' (my startup script for my server, this is for *nix systems, feel free to use it and adapt it for your servers. I forget where I found this script, but I love it) http://pastebin.com/cstUtE5z

I mean, that's a good way of doing it I guess, but uh....I don't have administrator privileges on my server. At least, for the .sh files.