Steamcmd_user="steam" # name of the system user who own steamcmd folder Steamcmdexec="steamcmd.sh" # name of steamcmd executable Steamcmdroot="/home/steam/steamcmd" # path of your steamcmd instance Install_datadir="/usr/local/share/arkmanager" You need to configure the ports in the instance configs, ensuring the different instances have different ports, and ensure each instance runs in its own arkserverroot.ĪrkstChannel="master" # change it to a different branch to get non-stable versions It is there as a convenience for most users who only want one instance.Īlso how do port allocations go for additional instances on the same machine? If you don't want a "main" instance, then its config file can be deleted, and the defaultinstance="main" line can be removed from arkmanager.cfg. cfg in the instance folder for the server specific settings? Since then, the instance config has been completely split out to a separate config file, with only common settings being stored in arkmanager.cfg.ĭo I just configure the arkmanager.cfg with the generic server settings, then the main.cfg & another. The instances directory is a new feature that was added some time after that issue was closed. Or is the instances folder a new thing since that post? I saw this post: #201 which mostly makes sense, but the thing I'm curious about is why is there a /etc/arkmanager/instances/main.cfg if in that post you're setting up two arkmanager.cfg's?
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