Closed Crimson-Decoded closed 4 months ago
Looks like the change to RCON wasn't intentional, and the .ini configuration is working again after a the most recent dedicated server update.
The community server flag however, did get changed purposefully, and does need to be fixed.
Thanks for the info! I've updated the pull request.
Issue should be resolved by https://github.com/GameServerManagers/LinuxGSM/pull/4516
User story
As a server admin, I want my Palworld Dedicated Server to be listed in the community server, or for RCON to be configurable
Game
Palworld
Linux distro
Ubuntu 22.04
Command
command: start
Further information
In the pwserver _default.cfg file, the following is shown in the start parameters
where it is using
EpicApp=PalServer
to list the server as a community server. This was the method to do so until the most recent PalWorld dedicated server update, which now has the flag-publiclobby
instead.This is seen in both the Configure for community server and Configure the server pages on the tech pages. https://tech.palworldgame.com/getting-started/deploy-community-server https://tech.palworldgame.com/settings-and-operation/arguments
Note that, on the arguments page, players, publicip and publicport are all able to be configured in PalWorldServer.ini, and do not need to be start parameters. While it doesn't list it, queryport is still a start parameter, and necessary when hosting multiple servers to change the steam/query port.
In addition, a configuration from the PalWorldSettings.ini file was migrated to a start parameter (and isn't listed on the tech guide currently).
-rcon
enables rcon with the default port 25575-rconport=####
sets the rcon portThe RCON configuration settings in PalWorldSettings.ini file are no longer functional. (
RCONEnabled=False,RCONPort=25575
) RCON is optional, and does not need to be enabled to function, but to use RCON now, it requires the arguments on startupsuggested changes:
add
change the startparameters to:
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Steps to reproduce
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