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does anybody have a working .conf file for windows i could use for my server? i am trying to make it 24-hour 8)
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There isn't a specific conf file for Windows. It's the same for any operating system. Go to a command prompt and cd into the right directory. Then run a bzfs -help. This should show you all of the settings you can pass to bzfs. There should also be a "Doc" folder in the BZFlag folder in your start menu. Running a server is not a trivial task, and it should be something you are familiar with so that you can correct any issues that arise. Play around with it.
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Post by Zelgadis »

Ive done one for Jayke some months ago, here the code:

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-public "Jayke's Server - All are welcome!!"


-p 5154


-publicaddr "82.24.45.24:5154"



-autoTeam



-tkkr 20



-srvmsg "##################################################"
-srvmsg "#************************************************#"
-srvmsg "#*        This is a Jayke public Server         *#"
-srvmsg "#*               Stay clean...                  *#"
-srvmsg "#*           ... and have fun! :)               *#"
-srvmsg "#************************************************#"
-srvmsg "#********************JAYKE***********************#"
-srvmsg "##################################################"


 

-password "your_pass"


-world "C:/server/jayke.bzw"
-userdb "C:/server/usrdb.txt"



-groupdb "C:/server/g.db.conf"
  
  

-banfile "C:/server/.txt"


-ms 3



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if the .conf file is the same then what would i type in the windows terminal to start it because it keeps showing errors? :cry: :evil:
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Read the errors at the very top of the output. Should be obvious what any issues you encounter are. I'm assuming you're actually in the right directory when you're trying to run it, but it would be something like: bzfs -conf "C:\path\to\your\config.conf"
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