thekraken

Updating did the trick! Thanks for the help!

Just sailed across one sector and saw 12 ghost ships, seems something is definitely b0rken

Ahh, I ran that about 30-40 mins ago guess 7.0 had been posted by then, thanks, I'll try that.

I updated to 7.0 already this is a fresh server I setup following your guide. start /high C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\atlas-3\ShooterGame\Binaries\Win64\ShooterGameServer.exe Ocean?ServerX=0?ServerY=0?AltSaveDirectoryName=00?ServerAdminPassword=123?MaxPlayers=30?ReservedPlayerSlots=25?QueryPort=57561?Port=5761?MultiHome=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx? -log -server -NoBattlEye exit

-I'm running this on a public server in a datacenter, no NAT setup on this network ( I run the network so there is no nat for sure) -As said in my first post ( sorry if I wasn't clear) I have it in the steam browser in XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:5761 , it shows running but no players online -Good info for not seeing thank you. One thing I'm noticing is that copying the startup scripts from here seems to be adding some hidden/weird characters when I paste them in had to correct a few to get it to launch might be worth noting in original post Iam seeing some errors in the server client console about SteamSocketOpenSource: gethostname() Still no luck getting in, same error. Tried with multihome option set and no luck still

Followed this guide on a dedicated server I'm running with server2k12 -Atlas server seemed to launch without errors -Firewall is completely disabled, even explicitly allowed the ports -Steam shows the server online when I add it to my server list -When I try to connect it opens atlas and says "unable to query server for invite info" In my server list my the name shows as my freeport name not my WorldFriedlyName

So to help others who may have made the DOH that I did, there are multiple database connections that have to happen, here is my config for the databses which has resolved that issue. "DatabaseConnections": [ { "Name": "Default", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TribeDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TravelDataDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TerritoryDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "LogDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" } ] } Now onto figuring out why it doesn't show up in the server list in game.

i copied it exactly. here is mine: { "LocalS3URL": "", "LocalS3AccessKeyId": "", "LocalS3SecretKey": "", "LocalS3BucketName": "", "LocalS3Region": "", "TribeLogConfig": { "MaxRedisEntries": 1000, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "SharedLogConfig": { "FetchRateSec": 60, "SnapshotCleanupSec": 900, "SnapshotRateSec": 1800, "SnapshotExpirationHours": 48, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "TravelDataConfig": { "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "DatabaseConnections": [ { "Name": "Default", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" } ] } Here is the example. { "LocalS3URL": "", "LocalS3AccessKeyId": "", "LocalS3SecretKey": "", "LocalS3BucketName": "", "LocalS3Region": "", "TribeLogConfig": { "MaxRedisEntries": 1000, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "SharedLogConfig": { "FetchRateSec": 60, "SnapshotCleanupSec": 900, "SnapshotRateSec": 1800, "SnapshotExpirationHours": 48, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "TravelDataConfig": { "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "DatabaseConnections": [ { "Name": "Default", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "gator" } ] }

I'm now able to make a redis connection but I'm seeing new errors related to the TribeDB

So I've updated my servergrid.serveronly file as such. But still receive all these errors. { "LocalS3URL": "", "LocalS3AccessKeyId": "", "LocalS3SecretKey": "", "LocalS3BucketName": "", "LocalS3Region": "", "TribeLogConfig": { "MaxRedisEntries": 1000, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "SharedLogConfig": { "FetchRateSec": 60, "SnapshotCleanupSec": 900, "SnapshotRateSec": 1800, "SnapshotExpirationHours": 48, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "TravelDataConfig": { "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "DatabaseConnections": [ { "Name": "Default", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "gator" } ] }

I'm using hte map editor, could you please share the file and database snippete from it.

Yes, but what atlass file so I specify the redis password in, it looks like it should be in the ServerGrid.ServerOnly file but I see where it has the database connection area but not where to set the password value. { "LocalS3URL": "", "LocalS3AccessKeyId": "", "LocalS3SecretKey": "", "LocalS3BucketName": "", "LocalS3Region": "", "TribeLogConfig": { "MaxRedisEntries": 1000, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "SharedLogConfig": { "FetchRateSec": 60, "SnapshotCleanupSec": 900, "SnapshotRateSec": 1800, "SnapshotExpirationHours": 48, "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "TravelDataConfig": { "BackupMode": "off", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "",a "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "DatabaseConnections": [] }

yes what what key value do i change I dont ssee anything for it?

Where do you edit the reddis password in the server config once you change it in the redis config.

Read through the thread multiple people have posted download locations.