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Oh, I guess it was the long string of numbers/letters confusing me.

I was looking through the source files, and I am confused. It may not be code, but I am wondering what this means: F 1f85fe5ed064b3d9ee2859201ffdcabbf8f5299ae1079c6c3399cf831ef33676 1328528050 281 armagetronad-styct.desktop X 6a388ac04ddfd51169ae6b20b4f72a639671cf529c73d3aec9cbb9c2dbf5192c 132852805...

Happy birthday! bet it'll be a good celebration.

Hmm, weird. Well thanks, I'll probably use dedicated_idle, weird problem though.

Running it with what it has in this article. http://wiki.armagetronad.org/index.php/ ... u_Computer
Starting with ./start.sh server1, killing with CTRL+C.

Heh,

[0] sn_SetNetState: Unable to open accept socket on desired port 4534, Trying next ports...

Well this is really confusing me. It's been going on for weeks now, but its going to start to be a problem soon as I host more servers. The server keeps switching ports, I have in the everytime.cfg server_port 4534, I have that in the server_info, etc, but it still does it and I have absolutely no i...

Heh, actually the command is LADDERLOG_WRITE_ALL not LADDER_LOG_WRITE_ALL

Try using in the server.

With that I'm sure you can use your start.sh like the other servers, but I don't know that much about race servers... but the start and srv files looked about the same...

Well I mean I can do that, but just in general it'd be cool to see all the commands they've been doing in my servers. I think others would like it too, that's why I made a post.

The Cave - Mumford and Sons

Well, I looked and I can't find anything related to this, in ingame-commands option or forum posts. I think it'd be very useful to be able to log admin commands to a separate file. This way you'd be able to monitor your admins use easily. Just an idea.

...what does that do... I didn't read it all, was too unreadable like AI said but... from what i saw does it just make people die when someone enters/renames, etc?

Ah, sorry you had to explain it again

Woot, I got it! I quit smf (it sucks...) and I used a few scripts that just make you a login, directed that to a database with md5 encryption, then the arma script reads that and processes your login info there.