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This is a stretch, but have you checked the IP bans for the server? You can do this by running the listip command in the server console. If your IP comes up in the list, it can be removed with the removeip theipaddress I kind of figured out the issue (see the edit part of my last reply), but it's n...

sv_allow_lobby_connect_only 0 //sv_search_key "" sv_steamgroup_exclusive 0 Just checked these convars and I didn't get any different result from that, sadly. EDIT: I just tested something by removing sv_password in my config, and that seems to make it work for some odd reason. Although, I...

Thanks. I'll try to check these convars when I can.

As for direct connection via console, it seems to retry until it fails and stops retrying.

I did just now, with no difference.

That's the weird thing. I'm not able to connect to the server at all.
The server is allowed in the firewall, but I'm not able to query or connect to it.

So I decided to pickup a new VPS to setup a Left 4 Dead 2 server, but I'm running into some issues. The main issue, is the fact that it doesn't seem to respond or allow anyone to connect even though I have allowed the srcds.exe in my firewall. The server boots up with no issues and seems to listen o...

Thank you so much!
I just upgraded from a two-core to a three-core, and I actually saved one cent. Absolutely amazing.

Yes. A Windows virtual dedicated server will be controlled via "remote desktop" (or Windows Remote Control, same thing). FileZilla is just an FTP (file transfer protocol) server and client, and it's not really related to remote desktop.

Haven't had much experience with that specific donation system, but I'll see what I can help with. I don't know how a Lithium web server works, but have you made sure to cover all requirements on this page? http://coderflow.co.uk/scripts/view/1 Such as MySQLoo for your GMod server, PHP 5.3+ with cUR...

What donation system are you trying to setup? What exactly have you tried, but doesn't work (if anything). A bit more detail could help a lot.

If I remember right, MX records aren't affected by subdomain pointers unless you set the subdomain pointer to a CNAME record.

Your @-subdomain should probably point to "public" instead of ".".
"." would point to the root of your web directory, while "public" is (most likely) the correct folder.

I wonder how much time was spent setting all of this up. It's amazing!

Awesome! Thanks a lot

Just for clarification: Will this last permanent-ish or will it end sometime after the holidays?