My Paid For Game Server Is Not Writing A Games.log!!!

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I dont beleive it! I have done all this and it still wont do it :O

It even says in Putty it is writing to a log yet none are being shown!

Look below:


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27141 files in pk3 files
execing mpdefault.cfg
execing jampserver.cfg
couldn't exec autoexec.cfg
--- Common Initialization Complete ---
logfile opened on Thu Feb 2 11:14:25 2006

Opening IP socket: localhost:29070
Hostname: thirtytwo
Alias: localhost.localdomain
Alias: localhost
IP: 127.0.0.1
execing japlusserver.cfg
execing jk2.cfg
execing vstr.cfg
------ Server Initialization ------
Server: mp/ffa3
----- FS_Startup -----

handle 1: qconsole.log
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54282 files in pk3 files
Loading dll file jampgame.
Sys_LoadDll(/home/clanseu/jka/japlus/jampgamei386.so)...
Sys_LoadDll(jampgame) found **vmMain** at 0x421be934
Sys_LoadDll(jampgame) succeeded!


I have sent yet another support ticket to Jolt. But TBH I think im going to leave them, there support staff are inconsiderate and the servers are the laggiest there are... Gameage is next on the tryouts!!!

LOL Wish me luck.

DoC
(Hope'ing that there are Decent UK server providers out there)

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A nice note from Jolt support staff:

you have full access and i dont really know what
your problem is.. logs are in the hidden folder
.ja on your FTP where they always go.

How can you not be happy with us when you just
dont know where to look? forums and stuff tend to
tell you things by people that guess and you'll
get the wrong information which is what sounds
like has been happening. If you want advice ask
us, not other people like yourself.

You need to learn to admin your server correctly
and it will save you a lot of hassle so when you
need info just ask us!I did the following with my FTP client:

[16:28:07] 550 Can't change directory to /ja: No such file or directory

Looks like what there telling me is BS

I am no longer going to be a jolt customer they SUCK

DoC

[Amidala]

I remember when I had a server with Jediservers.com the logs also ended up in a hidden folder (.ja) that I didn't have access to. I had to ask them to create a symlink (like a Shortcut in Windows or an Alias in Mac OS) so I could access my logs.

At escapedturkey.com the logs end up in the base folder if running basejka or in the mod folder if running a mod. And that's under Linux, so it is possible with Linux servers.