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  1. Hello friend :) ... Have updated the script and cleaned the player.xml file. But the error message continues.

     

     

    Hm, might be the same problem as I saw before ... I assume you are using a version of the scripts prior to v.22? If so please update and delete the players.xml (or at least clean it up manually).

     

    Might also be related to the Telnet thread having crashed. Will try to add some checks in there.

    /EDIT: Nope, should not be a problem ;)

     

    Regarding Q2: I think this only happens when the Telnet thread crashed so shutdown does not work. Can't do anything about it as that's a bug in the game itself.

  2. hello friend, I'm getting this error message.

     

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute nick redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

    ^

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute playtime redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

    ^

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute logins redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

    ^

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute lastlogin redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

    ^

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute online redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

    ^

    /home/sdtd/instances/brasil/players.xml:6.112: Attribute entityid redefined

    do" playtime="0" logins="1" lastlogin="xxxxxxx" online="true" entityid="5982"

     

     

    Question 2: and when I use the command "7dtd.sh kill myinstance" and "7dtd.sh start myinstance" the days of the game back to zero.

  3. Thank you very much!!!!!!!! :)

     

     

    Easiest way:

    . /usr/local/lib/7dtd/common.sh
    telnetCommand <sessionName> "say Hello"

     

    You can also decrease the time the script waits after sending the message, should not matter for using "say":

    . /usr/local/lib/7dtd/common.sh
    telnetCommand <sessionName> "say Hello" 0.3

     

    Regards,

    Chris

     

    - - - Updated - - -

     

    Thanks, but the control panel opens for a few seconds and then is forever asking to put the password again.

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