Thank you Alfred.
On 7/6/2012 6:21 PM, Alfred Reynolds wrote:
Fire your emails to i...@valvesoftware.com and include the account name
you currently use (so we can double check you are in the beta right
now) and Ido can get you more keys for your update accounts.
*From:*hlds-boun...@list.val
Fire your emails to i...@valvesoftware.com and include the account name you
currently use (so we can double check you are in the beta right now) and Ido
can get you more keys for your update accounts.
From: hlds-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com
[mailto:hlds-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com] On Beh
Yea right on, where is the email going? Luckily we only need one extra
account as TCAdmin will distribute to all our other servers.
I wouldn't be surprised if we get told, too bad, that was a mistake. But
an extra account for this would be very nice.
On 7/6/2012 5:57 PM, ics wrote:
Yes the se
Yes the sentence "If you are having problems running CS:GO servers and
are in the beta email the team and ask for access to another account for
your dedicated servers." is a little vague. Email who exactly? Because
people asking for keys on the lists are being ignored and also the folks
at foru
The problem is I can't gift that other account a CS:GO copy. I thought
Alfred could set us up a download account with CS:GO according to the
quoted statement.
On 7/6/2012 2:28 PM, Valentin G. wrote:
Just register another steamaccount.
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:14 PM, RSS List User
mailto:l...@
I was under the impression there was a very simple bash script posted on
the CS:GO wiki to use gpg to protect user details? Regardless, I can't
update my servers without logging out of my 'Main' Steam account. While I'm
hoping there are future updates for the game (CS:GO), it has been a huge
pain t
To address the logging in thing, Alfred did mention this: "- currently
steamcmd requires a steam login to perform an update, we plan on adding a
no-login mode in the future for free to download titles."
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 2:27 PM, G. Hutchinson wrote:
> It is time of the year for me to ramb
SteamCMD so far is a big failure on Linux. The Linux version of the tool
recently had the MS Windows characters in it which is ridiculous. As a user I
had to guess what this tool meant to download server files.
- Steam.sh was written incorrectly, with old-style code.
- Define a STEAMEXE variabl
Just register another steamaccount.
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:14 PM, RSS List User wrote:
> Where can we get this other account? I am tried of sharing my personal
> account for work.
>
>
> On 7/6/2012 12:54 PM, Alfred Reynolds wrote:
>
> - CS:GO is a special case because it is in closed beta, acc
It is time of the year for me to ramble again... Read if you like, do
not if you don't.
1. Please, when replying, be courteous and take a second to delete
the 40 posts below your reply. It makes the list in everyone's email
easier to read. At least it does for me and I am the center of the uni
Where can we get this other account? I am tried of sharing my personal
account for work.
On 7/6/2012 12:54 PM, Alfred Reynolds wrote:
- CS:GO is a special case because it is in closed beta, access to its
dedicated server is limited to blessed accounts which is why you need
a special login. If
Most of the dedicated servers are free and have no restrictions on that (If
you do not own CSS, you can still download the dedicated server for it)..
The log-in requirement for CS:GO is going to expire as it moves out of beta
and into full usage. I expect the DS will be free at that point without
r
For paid games that have dedicated servers freely available, you _already_
can login with an empty steam account (check killing floor for instance -
appid 215350 or 215360).
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 7:49 PM, Bobby wrote:
> “- currently steamcmd requires a steam login to perform an update, we plan
I think you missed one crucial part of Alfred's email:
- the login you use for steamcmd just needs rights to the game you are
> updating, so for the majority of dedicated server applications you CAN use
> a free account. So you could currently make an account per machine you wish
> to run the tool
- currently steamcmd requires a steam login to perform an update, we plan
on adding a no-login mode in the future for free to download titles.
So even in the future, if its a PAY 19.99 game you would still need a log-
in name?
Thats murder for us that have 10 games on a box. We want the
There is some mis-understanding of the new steamcmd update tool happening here,
let me just clear things up:
- steamcmd is used for updating of dedicated servers using the new Steam Pipe
content system, newly released games on Steam use this system and older games
are being switched over.
- cu
As for "server" accounts, why not have a "hardlinked" server account to ones
main account. like main login is then "mysuperawsomeusername" and the server
login "mysuperawsomeusername.server" or w/e that only can be used to
download/update/run servers, and can have multiple logins. With that one
Yeah that's my main gripe with it. If you allow all accounts into the
system though you might aswell drop the requirement to login alltogether.
If we need to own the games to host servers at least allow simultanous
login to both SteamCMD and the desktop client.
I would like to hear why this is do
New accounts that have to own all those games...
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:03 AM, Joe Powell wrote:
> It wouldnt be so bad if for example, you could use it with any account.
>
> For CSGO, its beta, so your account has to have access to it? Or am I
> wrong, in which case, we might aswell all creat
It wouldnt be so bad if for example, you could use it with any account.
For CSGO, its beta, so your account has to have access to it? Or am I
wrong, in which case, we might aswell all create new steam accounts for
server purposes.
Joe
On 6 July 2012 13:02, Victor Voorhuis wrote:
> I'm not liki
I'm not liking it either. I can't update my servers when playing games at
Steam. It would be nice if it didn't sign off my Steam.
2012/7/6 Saul Rennison
> I believe all games will move to it soon. It uses the HTTP content
> delivery method if I recall correctly.
>
>
> On Friday, July 6, 2012, Va
I believe all games will move to it soon. It uses the HTTP content delivery
method if I recall correctly.
On Friday, July 6, 2012, Vader_666 wrote:
> Natural Selection 2 use Steam CMD too I think since the last build.
> Le 6 juil. 2012 04:02, "1nsane" <1nsane...@gmail.com 'cvml', '1nsane...@gmai
Natural Selection 2 use Steam CMD too I think since the last build.
Le 6 juil. 2012 04:02, "1nsane" <1nsane...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Different games get updates at the same time. Especially games with shared
> engines.
>
> On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Ryan Stecker wrote:
>
>> Having to update
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