Invalid variable names

[Donovan]

execing dedicated.cfg
invalid variable name: .IRC
invalid variable name: .Admin
invalid variable name: .Email
invalid variable name: .URL

Any help is appreciated.

[rudedog]

Those don't work, loose them and you should be fine.

On a side note, as of right now, motd does not work or we don't know how it works

[Ghost-Ryder]

Here you go

sets .IRC "" // your IRC channel + server here (optional)
sets .Admin "" // Make it your IRC or site nick maybe (optional)
sets .Email "" // You're email address (optional)
sets .URL "" // your website here (optional)

IT SHOULD BE WITHOUT THE "." in front of them, the console log showed with the '.' it shows up as a invalid variable, so it should look like this and show up properly.

sets IRC "" // your IRC channel + server here (optional)
sets Admin "" // Make it your IRC or site nick maybe (optional)
sets Email "" // You're email address (optional)
sets URL "" // your website here (optional)

I have seen enoughter setup seems to be working with the underscore

sets _IRC "" // your IRC channel + server here (optional)
sets _Admin "" // Make it your IRC or site nick maybe (optional)
sets _Email "" // You're email address (optional)
sets _URL "" // your website here (optional)

Hope it helps

[Donovan]

Thanks. It worked.

[rudedog]

Which one did you use? I will edit our cfg fles for others to use

[MacArthur]

I removed the . before the variable name as Ghost-Ryder suggested and it works.

Cheers,