Setting up Scheduler(can´t get it to work)

[Mr.Exodus]

So i haven´t touch a dayz server for a long time. So yesterday i made one, but i can´t get the scheduler to work. Hope a genius can see what i am doing wrong! :)

Its the last thing i need before the official server release...

 

 

Dayz Epoch Panthera. 

 

Here is my pastebin!

 

http://pastebin.com/5eYRqRfU

 

Thx, for the help!

 

 

[DoS-gaming]

Many people forget the remove the # infront on the schedular.xml in the config file. Have you done that?

[Mr.Exodus]

Thx for the reply, its not the problem. :) But ur right i did not think about that!

[Mr.Exodus]

I did not but in any <delay> in my BEC would dat be a problem? i dont see why it should use it, since its in HH:MM:SS

[DoS-gaming]

Oh yeah i see, that could be the problem yeah

[Mr.Exodus]

I think i got it fixed. By adding the <delay>000000</delay> under <time>. I dont know how to make the BEC do the restart, i think i will need a Bat. file for that,.

Anyway, i got it to work after some hours :) 

[Glenn]

I think i got it fixed. By adding the <delay>000000</delay> under <time>. I dont know how to make the BEC do the restart, i think i will need a Bat. file for that,.

Anyway, i got it to work after some hours :)

 

 

To make BEC restart, insert a job id like this:

	<job id="7">
		<time>03:00:00</time>
		<delay>000000</delay>
		<day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>
		<loop>0</loop> 
		<cmd>#shutdown</cmd>
		<cmdtype>0</cmdtype>			
	</job>

The example above is a restart command issued at 3am, every day.

 

Just change the Job ID & Time and you are good.

[Halvhjearne]

To make BEC restart, insert a job id like this:

	<job id="7">
		<time>03:00:00</time>
		<delay>000000</delay>
		<day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>
		<loop>0</loop> 
		<cmd>#shutdown</cmd>
		<cmdtype>0</cmdtype>			
	</job>

The example above is a restart command issued at 3am, every day.

 

Just change the Job ID & Time and you are good.

 

this isnt always a good sollution ... especially if he has a hosted server.

 

some hosts are turning database on and off along with the server (ex. vilayer gameservers, dont ask me why or what the point of it is), in such case it will completly mess up the server cycles if you attempt to do restarts using this command.

[raymix]

Agreed, if you are using host like Vilayer, refer to scheduled tasks in control panel instead of scheduler.xml. Vilayer starts/stops database together with the server. 

However if you are using Vert hosting, #shutdown would be a good option. I am using it without any problems at all.

Dayz.st has their own custom config for restarts on config page.

[Mr.Exodus]

Yeah i used the Control panel to restart my server, and the BEC  to write the ingame warnings. :) Thx for the help guys!