Closed Shebuka closed 3 years ago
Had this same issue. The -savedir
should not have singlequotes.
Thanks. I will be addressing this issue this evening. Having some issues with quotes currently
I have put a temporary commit into master to hopefully resolve the issue until I can get home. Just update LinuxGSM
Please can someone test and let me know.
many valheim lgsm dedicated servers are offline due to auto-updates from this change, i'm trying to figure out a workaround to bring it back online with least impact. any advise from people also encountering this?
remove the quotes or -savedir
from parameters.
I have done a temporary commit to try and fix it until I get home in a few hours.
so run
./vhserver update-lgsm
and that may also help
many valheim lgsm dedicated servers are offline due to auto-updates from this change, i'm trying to figure out a workaround to bring it back online with least impact. any advise from people also encountering this?
For now I've opened the common.cfg
of my server (in ~/lgsm/config-lgsm/vhserver
) and added startparameters="-name '${servername}' -password ${serverpassword} -port ${port} -world ${gameworld} -public ${public}"
.
Can't test the fix as there are people on the server right now.
Hotfix has been released that should resolve this issue.
Doesn't seem fixed. _default.cfg still includes single quotes: -savedir '${savedir}'
@Alvar195 The quotes are needed for paths with spaces in them. The fix is not to remove quotes.
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User Story
The new version of LinuxGSM added -savedir parameter to vhserver that is causing the game to not recognize the current savedir and points to a completely different location.
Basic info
Further Information
May be caused by the fact that the -savedir parameter is escaped by ' (single apostrophe).
3266 and #3370 may be the ones to look at
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
That it point to correct location