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Automatic server restarts with a message before?

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Well, I am currently using BEC but it seems to be failing on me.

Every time it needs to restart the server crashes and I have to restart it manually.

Do you guys know of any good DayZ server control panel that has this functionality?

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I am.

It says there are no updates available.

And I downloaded the latest one yesterday from the official website.

Everything runs smoothly, it prints out restart messages but when it comes down to restarting, Arma 2 OA stops responding and crashes.

This is what I am using to restart it:


<job id="2">
<time>06:00</time> <!-- run at 6'o Clock in the morning -->
<day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>
<loop>0</loop>
<cmd>#restart</cmd>
<cmdtype>0</cmdtype>
</job>

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I am.

It says there are no updates available.

And I downloaded the latest one yesterday from the official website.

Everything runs smoothly, it prints out restart messages but when it comes down to restarting, Arma 2 OA stops responding and crashes.

This is what I am using to restart it:


<job id="2">
<time>06:00</time> <!-- run at 6'o Clock in the morning -->
<day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>
<loop>0</loop>
<cmd>#restart</cmd>
<cmdtype>0</cmdtype>
</job>

sounds like a personal problem, why do you expect everyone to troubleshoot your problems, when you can't figure it out for yourself. Being reliable isn't for everyone,

Edited by ebianbluefox

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#restart does just restart the mission.

the code have to be


<job id="2">
<time>06:00</time> <!-- run at 6'o Clock in the morning -->
<day>1,2,3,4,5,6,7</day>
<loop>0</loop>
<cmd>#shutdown</cmd>
<cmdtype>0</cmdtype>
</job>

usually your Service have then to restart automatically

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Does this only occur when you issue #restart? You could use #shutdown and whip up a monitoring script to start the server again instead.

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sounds like a personal problem, why do you expect everyone to troubleshoot your problems, when you can't figure it out for yourself. Being reliable isn't for everyone,

What? I tried troubleshooting it myself.

And when I can't figure it out myself, I go and ask for help.

dafuq..

Thanks for the help, I did not know restart was for the mission.

I will give it a go now and see how it goes.

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