i tried installing demos.tf on my server but it seems to have issues uploading files leaving the message Curl Code error 26 to the website have the curl extension already installed on my server for logs but I don't know how to fix this issue anyone have any ideas.
Demos.tf Curl Code error 26
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i tried installing demos.tf on my server but it seems to have issues uploading files leaving the message Curl Code error 26 to the website have the curl extension already installed on my server for logs but I don't know how to fix this issue anyone have any ideas.
Curl error 26 means the file couldn't be opened, which usually would happen when the file doesn't exist.
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.
Curl error 26 means the file couldn't be opened, which usually would happen when the file doesn't exist.
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.
turbochad69Curl error 26 means the file couldn't be opened, which usually would happen when the file doesn't exist.
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.
I use tcadmin as my server is a tragicserver is the stv supposed to show up in spectate with recordstv plugin
[quote=turbochad69]Curl error 26 means the file couldn't be opened, which usually would happen when the file doesn't exist.
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.[/quote]
I use tcadmin as my server is a tragicserver is the stv supposed to show up in spectate with recordstv plugin
I believe the demos.tf plugin doesn't record demos but only uploads them, so if you don't have something like the recordSTV plugin that could explain it.
If you do have recordSTV or similar, it might be that the user you're running the server under doesn't have write permission to the folder the demos should be saved in and they're not getting saved. chmod +w would add that on linux, no clue if windows even has filesystem permissions.[/quote]
I use tcadmin as my server is a tragicserver is the stv supposed to show up in spectate with recordstv plugin
turbochad69I think it is
i got stv in spectate the only issue is i dont know how to allow permissions
[quote=turbochad69]I think it is[/quote]
i got stv in spectate the only issue is i dont know how to allow permissions
i got stv in spectate the only issue is i dont know how to allow permissions
If it's a managed server then I would assume it's already set up so that the server is allowed to write to everything in the tf folder. If you have ftp access, check whether the demo files exist on disk or not. If you have shell access, you can check permissions with 'ls -l' or 'stat' and change permissions with 'chmod'.
If it's a managed server then I would assume it's already set up so that the server is allowed to write to everything in the tf folder. If you have ftp access, check whether the demo files exist on disk or not. If you have shell access, you can check permissions with 'ls -l' or 'stat' and change permissions with 'chmod'.
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