Hi guys,

I have no doubt this has already been discussed but after searching I couldn't find a thread. I need to set up GGC Streaming on my BF4 server in order to compete in the ESL Oceania cups, but in following the instructions provided, I cannot seem to get it going. I've registered the server at the website but after changing the files as required, I'm still getting a streaming offline alert. Can anyone help? The server status page link is here

http://www.ggc-stream.net/server/117495/%5BCCS%5D+ChinChin+Samurai+AUS+Server

The status of the server is active, so it's detecting it, but you'll see to the bottom left that streaming is offline (the red dot).

Secondly,

I am using Procon to Rcon into my server, however, when I change my maplists inside RCON, after a restart my maps are resetting to the original default of conquest large of the classic maps. I've tried using the save map command in the console (I can't remember exactly what it is by now), but it didn't work. Can anyone provide me with any advice as to how I can have RCON (and the server) remember the map list and modes even after a restart?

Thanks a lot for helping with my noobiness.
Ulantees

Thanks for that Foxy.

As a side note, I just discovered this information on the Ausgamers Gamecreate support doco

Upload a Configuration File
Both server files and game files can be remotely uploaded. The uploaded file definition replaces the previous definition, in the same manner as editing the file using the GameCreate web interface would. The new file definition is uploaded by performing a HTTP POST to the GameCreate site.

The exact URL to use varies (see the specific server's or game's Edit File ) but the process is the same: send a username, password, and new definition for the file. Here's an example URL and POST contents:

URL: [WWW] http://mammoth.au.gamecreate.com/admin/UploadGameFile.aspx?fileid=123
POST: username=myuser&password=mypass&contents=New+file+contents
The username/password must be a valid login for a user in the domain. The user must have write access to the server file or game file being updated.

While files may be uploaded at any time, note that the uploaded definition is actually written to the host's disk using the update schedule configured for the file. Often, the file will only be written to the host's disk when starting the server.

Files can only be updated remotely; they can not be created. In particular, this means if you wish to upload a Server File it must be created first: from the server's Files tab, click Edit next to the file you wish to upload and then click Save. This will ensure a server-specific copy of the file is created (as opposed to using the file definition supplied by the game).

As stated earlier, file uploads are treated in the same manner as editing the file using the GameCreate web interface would: GameCreate substitions and tags may be used as normal.