The last two lines seem to be the important ones, without that the server seems to not be accessible.I have been tring for 2 weeks now to get a Day of Defeat server running, I have all game files and Steam up to date and I use the following command line to start the server: SteamAPI_Init() failed SteamAPI_IsSteamRunning() failed. Scandir failed:/home/hlds/steam/SteamApps/common/Half-Life/./dod/SAVE The output changed: Auto-restarting the server on crash hlds_run -console -game dod +maxplayers 8 -port 27016 +map dod_avalanche I changed the starting call by adding the map parameter and it works.
#Day of defeat source no steam servers update
I triple checked if there is an update missing by running the steamcmd update commands multiple times: #. Is there any way I can verify the dod version of the server?
One thing I saw which made me wonder: the server.cfg mentions dod v1.2 but with the latest update it should be dod v1.3.
The server always starts but I can't connect. I also shut down my CS instance and used the default port, still the same issue. The real problem is that I can't connect to my own server! I used the IP and the hostname (always with the port) and I tried to search ingame for game servers on that IP (you can do that when adding an IP/Address to favorits) but only my CS server is displayed. Looking up breakpad interfaces from steamclient hlds_run -console -game dod +maxplayers 8 -port 27016įorcing breakpad minidump interfaces to load Now I try to do the same for Day of Defeat (again, not Source) and after some struggling the server finally boots fine.
#Day of defeat source no steam servers install
I used the SteamCMD tool to install everything I need and it nearly worked out of the box. I have a small dedicated server rented which runs Counterstrike (1.6, not Source!) since yesterday. Preface: I was not sure if I should ask here or on serverfault but I think it is more a game issue than a server issue itself.
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