Closed mkelley88 closed 4 years ago
Did you do a user-install even though it warned you probably don't want it? (unless of course you completely bypassed that by using --perform-user-install
)
Do ~/.arkmanager.cfg
and ~/.config/arkmanager/instances/main.cfg
exist? If so, then delete them.
I installed the Ark server and SteamCmd under the user "ark" on a fresh Ubuntu Server 18.04.
I ran this command to install arkmanager:
curl -sL http://git.io/vtf5N | sudo bash -s ark
I wasn't asked to do a user install and no config files exist in those directories. I know it is reading from the config file at /etc/arkmanager.cfg
because I made a change to correct the SteamCmd exec filename. I had to change "steamcmd.sh" to "steamcmd" and by doing so, it removed an error.
Please check /etc/arkmanager/instances/main.cfg
Please check
/etc/arkmanager/instances/main.cfg
Looks like this may have solved it. Thank you! I was not aware of this file and I don't understand how /etc/arkmanager/instances/main.cfg
interacts with /etc/arkmanager/arkmanager.cfg
. I see similar options in both files for "Ark server flags" and Ark server options". I would assume one of these files overrides the other? I am trying to use my existing game settings in /home/ark/server/ShooterGame/Config/GameUserSettings.ini
.
Global settings go into arkmanager.cfg
, while instance settings go into the instance config (e.g. main.cfg
is for the main
instance).
I am trying to set up arkmanager in Ubuntu. I have my Ark server installed into the directory "/home/ark/server/" I edited the config file at
/etc/arkmanager/arkmanager.cfg
to reflect this. I set "arkserverroot" to "/home/ark/server".After saving the config, and running
arkmanager status
I get:Unless I am misunderstanding something, it is looking for the ark server in "/home/ark/ARK" which is not what I set.
Here is my full config: arkmanager.cfg.txt