[suhdude]

I have a config that i execute when match is live.
It is supposed to restart the round three times.

But I don't think my new linux server reads the alias or wait command properly.
I have saved the .cfg file in UNIX(LF) and the section looks like this:

say -| Loading gather configuration! |- alias wait10 "wait; wait; wait; wait; wait; wait; wait; wait; wait; wait;" alias "wait50" "wait10; wait10; wait10; wait10; wait10" alias "wait100" "wait50; wait50" sv_restart 1 wait100 sv_restart 1 wait100 sv_restart 1 wait100

Is there a way to fix this? I have these resets timed to match a VOX speech message.
It stopped working when I switched to linux, everything else is working.

Thank you.

[Spirit_12]

How do you execute this config? via RCON or directly from server? Need more output on this to be able to solve.

Also, do these commands work, if you push them through RCON or server console?

[suhdude]

Originally Posted by Spirit_12 How do you execute this config? via RCON or directly from server? Need more output on this to be able to solve. Also, do these commands work, if you push them through RCON or server console?

When I use the exact same config on windows, it works.
I load it using rcon exec gather.cfg


I also tried this in console, in both windows and linux:
wait100; wait100; wait100; sv_restart 1

it did not work.
My guess is alias don't work with linux.