Yes, we rent a Dedicated Server in Europe, on virtualization, and in principle it makes no difference, but of course ArchLinux is better, I use it as the main system myself. I see that you know something about programming or scripts at least. Maybe you don't know but TSRE is open source and you can...

Louis wrote: ↑10 Jan 2022, 19:53For security purposes from other people who may find out the ip and port

If all your users have static IP, try to make some firewall rules that will allow access only for those IPs.

Louis wrote: ↑10 Jan 2022, 19:46 Also tell me, is it better to use the Linux or Windows platform? One more thing, we can help you in testing new versions that you are releasing.

Doesn't matter. But if you want to host it in a datacenter, linux servers/vps are just much, much cheaper and easier to manage.

New version .7.008 on tsre site.

Oh, I see there is a bug inside server code:
QString msg = "load_route ( \"bbb\" )";
Route name is hardcoded.
Fix is underway.

The route must be too in client /routes/ directory.
- Server needs complete route.
- Client needs: route folder with directories and files like in my bbb example.

Just remember to share all shapes and tetures between users. So it, would be good if only one person will add new shapes and textures, and then share the files to other users. But if something is missing, nothing wrong happens, I think. Also, don't use terrtex painting in multiplayer, it won't work....

In the past I did try one line command but didn't worked for me after first run. If yours works good, then it's great.

Yes, shapes and textures you have to manage separately. As I said, it is not finished feature.

You have answer in the log:
Global dir not exist "/home/tsre/files/global"

global/tsection.dat file is required to run TSRE.

If nothing chappens, did you remember to use chmod +x on executable file?