lol, nevermind, my host opened up the firewall port on their network but I just needed to open up the Windows firewall on the actual machine. Seems to work now.
I would like to display player stats for my users on my web server but I run it on different hardware than my dayz server. I had my provider open up port 3306 on the dayz box but I do not seem to be able to access it remotely.
Does anyone have any idea what I might be doing wrong or what I...
That is the date I have been using too. It is a full moon and it is close to the summer solstice so it makes for a short night with a full moon. The problem is that the moon sets before the sun rises. I would like to find a date when the moon set is right about the time of the sunrise and vice...
I do it by adjusting the month, year and day in the server_hivereadwrite.sqf file. There's more information on it located here. I have not yet started using 4.0 so I'm not positive it still works. Can you confirm if this works for you?
yeah, I have seen it reported a lot. Seems to be a problem with 1.7.3 itself. This is why I'm keeping my servers on 1.7.2.6 for now. I'd rather have it overly hard to repair them than trivially easy.
try moving it down one line like this. You can add the message to tell you what it is doing too. "echo Killing previous Arma Server Instances"
@echo off
echo Killing previous Arma Server Instances
timeout /t 15
taskkill /im arma2oaserver.exe
timeout /t 15
echo Starting MySQL database. Please...
Add the task kill thing to the beginning of your startup, not the end.
I set that to reboot every 5 hours. If you want to adjust it just change the "<time>043000</time>" sections. The format is just HHMMSS so 043000 is 4 hours and 30 minutes after the server starts.
you could try this for your scheduler
Then just add these three lines to the beginning of your startup batch
timeout /t 15
taskkill /im arma2oaserver.exe
timeout /t 15
Actually what I told you was a bit wrong.
My guess is that the program is crashing when it is told to shut down. This is what I have seen from time to time. What you should do is just make a separate batch file and have it called from your scheduler just like the startup batch.
It doesnt prevent the crash but it kills the process so it doesn't really matter anymore. .
All you need to do is add the line to end of your server startup batch. It's pretty easy
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