nedfox

see the differences :
 

<job id="9">         <time>07:50:00</time>         <day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>         <loop>0</loop>         <cmd>say -1 In 10 minutes this server will perform an automated reboot.</cmd>         <cmdtype>0</cmdtype>         </job>     <job id="10">         <time>07:55:00</time>         <day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>         <loop>0</loop>         <cmd>say -1 In 5 minutes this server will perform an automated reboot.</cmd>         <cmdtype>0</cmdtype>         </job>     <job id="11">         <time>07:59:00</time>         <day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>         <loop>0</loop>         <cmd>say -1 In 1 minute this server will perform an automated reboot, get safe NOW.</cmd>         <cmdtype>0</cmdtype>         </job>     <job id="12">         <time>08:00:00</time>         <day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>         <loop>0</loop>         <cmd>#shutdown</cmd>         <cmdtype>0</cmdtype>         </job>  
 
(runtime, start etc, the one I posted works.)

redis1.conf :
 

bind 127.0.0.1 maxmemory 4gb save 900 1 save 300 10 save 60 1000 requirepass Yourpass port 6379  
redis2.conf
 

bind 127.0.0.1 maxmemory 4gb save 900 1 save 300 10 save 60 1000 requirepass Yourpass port 6380  
Then launch redis twice from a batchfile :
 
start-redis.cmd :
 

START redis-server.exe redis1.conf START redis-server.exe redis2.conf  
Also, make sure you have plenty of drive-space to accommodate 2 swapfiles, and plenty of memory . If you're on a rented server you might run out of mem FAST.

The RConPassword in your BEServer.cfg file (in the BEC/Config folder) has to match the passwordAdmin field in your config.cfg file.
 
It looks like yours don't. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYrVEcbL3IY#t=276

Don't know about !say, but the uptime command is : !upt

Change the instance name for Redis.. You'll end up with a fresh DB but there will be a legacy DB instance remaining in the database, but since it's pretty small it shouldn't harm.
 
epochserver.ini :
 
InstanceID = NA123 , change to something else, then restart server.

cheers for the headsup guys, made my life suddenly WAY easier.

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Remember, double the HD space, double the memory if you do that.
 
I must agree that mysql >> redis in this case.  TBH, the "performance problems" are about null when you run a full SSD server like us.. I would vote MySQL anytime over Redis.

To make the server playable, It has to be done.. But I guess when items would stay, OP would be the 1st one to complain about FPS drops.  :)

stop redis
 
delete dump.rdb 
 
del *.dat
 
start redis
 
Profit.

stop redis
 
delete dump.rdb 
 
del *.dat
 
start redis
 
Profit.

Hmm, that batch just kills the server, then starts it. May fail if arma exe has crashed.
Also, it sets variables like arma path and port buy they are never used , everything is hard coded. Ewwww.
Also, this doesn't specifically work for tadst. Its just a simple restart script.

Feel free to check my keepalive out:

It's inside the root of the server files, it states :

-mod=@Epoch;@EpochHive; -config=C:\arma3server\SC\config.cfg -ip=192.168.71.234 -port=2302 -profiles=SC -cfg=C:\arma3server\SC\basic.cfg -name=SC  
Obviously change the paths, Ip and port to suit your server

Sriously, RTFM.. Don't expect everyone to spoonfeed you all the stuff needed to host your server.
 
Go read the readme, read this forum and work out things yourself first.

It's something that is implemented with a non-mentioned 3rd party tool :P

** IF YOU ARE NOT AN EPOCH DEV Please refrain from Commenting. Maybe a single like will do to show support for the question
 
Hi,
 
So... This is not a Troll thread this is an honest question to the DEV team. I really don't want to flame any items regarding the other stuff that is going on.
 
I have been reading some items and the accusation that worries me the most is
 
 
This personally concerns me and probably allot of the other server owners and Admins. Could we please have a comment directly from the DEV's on this.  Please feel free to lock the thread (maybe pin it) once this has been done I for one would just like a statement on this.
 
p.s.
Good work so far.

OK :)  This is why we need (Solved) added to subjects when pplz figure out how to sort their problems and post a solution in.
 
Your solution was posted like 2-3 already, but hard to find.

Richie, tsk tsk.
 
Steps to make a loading screen (sorry, it's tiny, in the little window on the big screen).
 
0] Copy \mpmissions\<yourmap>.pbo to a folder on your drive 
 
1] open the pbo with pbo manager. http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=16369
 
2] Copy the description.ext to a folder. (Copy & Paste)
 
3]Open it in an editor like notepad, and change this line : loadScreen =  to something like loadScreen = "loadscreentzw.jpg";
 
4] Cut and paste the description.ext back in the pbo 
 
5] Copy and paste your image file into the pbo root
 
6] Close PBO manager, don't give a sh*t about the signature warning.
 
7] Upload the PBO to the server folder
 
8] Start server, succes !
 
Oh, and if you want to enable sidechat, change disableChannels[]={0,1,2,6};  to disableChannels[]={0,2,6};

/me applies bandage.
 
Sorted.
 
OK, on a serious note : when does this happen, to who does it happen, are your setups up to par ?
Give more details. Shouting HELP in the desert is something someone did 2000 years ago.

look here in the logrotator.cmd : 
 
copy "%arma3srvpath%\DB\dump.rdb" "%arma3srvpath%\DBbackups\RotatedLogs\%dtStamp%\DBbackups\dump.rdb"
 
If you want to copy it to another folder, create that folder (like C:\YOURPATH) and then :
 
Put this RIGHT BELOW THAT LINE.
 
md "C:\YOURPATH\%dtStamp%"
xcopy "%arma3srvpath%\DB\dump.rdb"  "C:\YOURPATH\%dtStamp%\dump.rdb"
 
This will copy the DB to your specified folder, making a timestamp folder and put the DB in there.

What Ned said :lol: same info as mine to be fair, just more text

Richie, tsk tsk.
 
Steps to make a loading screen (sorry, it's tiny, in the little window on the big screen).
 
0] Copy \mpmissions\<yourmap>.pbo to a folder on your drive 
 
1] open the pbo with pbo manager. http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=16369
 
2] Copy the description.ext to a folder. (Copy & Paste)
 
3]Open it in an editor like notepad, and change this line : loadScreen =  to something like loadScreen = "loadscreentzw.jpg";
 
4] Cut and paste the description.ext back in the pbo 
 
5] Copy and paste your image file into the pbo root
 
6] Close PBO manager, don't give a sh*t about the signature warning.
 
7] Upload the PBO to the server folder
 
8] Start server, succes !
 
Oh, and if you want to enable sidechat, change disableChannels[]={0,1,2,6};  to disableChannels[]={0,2,6};

Yes you can do this.
 
Your old database will have automatically created a dump.rdb file.

Other than you can have your new database be an exact clone of your other database by chaning the line
Bind YourIP to
slaveof OtherIP OtherPort in your redis.conf file.