[auto restart dos not work]

ive wrote this script. And played with the params so they are maybe not the best.

Every single person have to modify his params and folders. Like i said in the script.

And u didnt help me as i ask the first time for a restart script...

But it seams u have planty of knowleg about this thing.

So if u have a better way to auto restart a server be gental and help me and all the other people and post the better way u have.

->otherwise pls stop spamming.

[auto restart dos not work]

Whats wrong? It works...  I adjust tadst and then copypaste the params.

And it would be more helpfull if u just say what u mean instead to post a link.

[auto restart dos not work]

@echo off

:: Modify your folders etc!

:: Parameter und Ordner hier ändern

set armapath=    "C:\epoch"

set armaparams=    C:\epoch\arma3server.exe -port=2302 "-config=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch\TADST_config.cfg" "-cfg=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch\TADST_basic.cfg" "-profiles=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch" -name=epoch -netlog "-mod=@Epoch;@epochhive;@AllInArmaTerrainPack;@mas_Vehicle;@mas_Weapons;@asm" -enableHT -cpucount=12 -exThreads=12 -maxMem=16384 -nosound -noCB -loadMissionToMemory -autoinit -high -malloc=tbbmalloc

@set serverexe=    arma3server.exe

set HCarmapath="C:\HC"

set HCarmaparams=C:\HC\arma3server.exe -client -connect=127.0.0.1 -mod="@Epoch;" -nosound -cpucount=12 -exThreads=12 -maxMem=16384 -loadMissionToMemory

@set HCserverexe=arma3server.exe

:1

echo.

echo Restarting Server

:: start the servers..

cd /d %armapath%

start "" %serverexe% %armaparams%

 

timeout 1

echo.

echo Restarting HC

:: start the servers..

cd /d %HCarmapath%

start "" %HCserverexe% %HCarmaparams%

timeout 180

echo.

echo KILL servers

cd /d %armapath%

taskkill /im %serverexe%

timeout 3

taskkill /f /im WerFault.exe

timeout 60

goto 1

pause

 

This is what ive build so fare. It works for me ond hopefully also for others.

 

 

-create a bat file and name it restart.bat

-edit ur path. and ur params

-if u have no HC erase the HC lines.

-This will restart the server every 4 hours at the point u hit the "restart.bat"

[auto restart dos not work]

@echo off
:: Modify your folders etc!
:: Parameter und Ordner hier ändern


set armapath=    "C:\epoch"
set armaparams=    C:\epoch\arma3server.exe -port=2302 "-config=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch\TADST_config.cfg" "-cfg=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch\TADST_basic.cfg" "-profiles=C:\epoch\TADST\epoch" -name=epoch -netlog "-mod=@Epoch;@epochhive;@AllInArmaTerrainPack;@mas_Vehicle;@mas_Weapons;@asm" -enableHT -cpucount=12 -exThreads=12 -maxMem=16384 -nosound -noCB -loadMissionToMemory -autoinit -high -malloc=tbbmalloc
@set serverexe=    arma3server.exe

set HCarmapath="C:\HC"
set HCarmaparams=C:\HC\arma3server.exe -client -connect=127.0.0.1 -mod="@Epoch;" -nosound -cpucount=12 -exThreads=12 -maxMem=16384 -loadMissionToMemory
@set HCserverexe=arma3server.exe


:1

echo.
echo Restarting Server
:: start the servers..
cd /d %armapath%
start "" %serverexe% %armaparams%
 
timeout 1


echo.
echo Restarting HC
:: start the servers..
cd /d %HCarmapath%
start "" %HCserverexe% %HCarmaparams%
timeout 180


echo.
echo KILL servers
cd /d %armapath%
taskkill /im %serverexe%
timeout 3
taskkill /f /im WerFault.exe
timeout 60


goto 1
pause

[auto restart dos not work]

Hi,

i have some trouble with the auto restart. It would be grate if someone could explain me in general how it works. In the epochhive/epochconfig file i set the serverrestart to "true" and set the timer. After the time is over i get a Massage in the logs: "server restart now" but nothing happens. I've red somthing about the BEC but this service seems to be down. Another thing i've red is to use a scheduler in combination with a batch file. But there are so many out in the WWW. i do not know which i should use or how to.

 

thanks for any help!!!

Rashmandash

 

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