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Enabling Replays On Server
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I was wondering if I could get some in-depth help from a fellow server owner on how to setup replays on a server. I asked the support people from GameServer but they don't lend that type of help. They explained some basics that I need to get an FTP server setup and things like that but I'm a little behind on the times with that xD

If someone could point me in the right direction that would be awesome. Thanks!

I was wondering if I could get some in-depth help from a fellow server owner on how to setup replays on a server. I asked the support people from GameServer but they don't lend that type of help. They explained some basics that I need to get an FTP server setup and things like that but I'm a little behind on the times with that xD

If someone could point me in the right direction that would be awesome. Thanks!
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If you have a GameServer server you have FTP access. Download FileZilla:

https://filezilla-project.org/

Your FTP IP is the IP of your server. The port for FTP is defaulted to 21. Your username and password is usually the same as your GameServer account username/password. If not then check your account settings.

From there you can manipulate/add/remove the files on your server. You can follow this guide to set up Replays:

http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Replay_server_configuration

Honestly though, I wouldn't even bother. Replays break a lot, they're pretty unreliable, crash a lot, sometimes fail to download. Demos are better in a lot of ways. Only reason they ever existed in TF2 - along with pretty much everything added to TF2 in the last three years - was a test for DOTA 2.

If you have a GameServer server you have FTP access. Download FileZilla:

https://filezilla-project.org/

Your FTP IP is the IP of your server. The port for FTP is defaulted to 21. Your username and password is usually the same as your GameServer account username/password. If not then check your account settings.

From there you can manipulate/add/remove the files on your server. You can follow this guide to set up Replays:

http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Replay_server_configuration

Honestly though, I wouldn't even bother. Replays break a lot, they're pretty unreliable, crash a lot, sometimes fail to download. Demos are better in a lot of ways. Only reason they ever existed in TF2 - along with pretty much everything added to TF2 in the last three years - was a test for DOTA 2.
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Yeah, I have Filezilla to use for my FTP. I just didn't know if I needed a special FTP setup or anything like that. And okay, I'll think about the replay adding.

Thanks :)

Yeah, I have Filezilla to use for my FTP. I just didn't know if I needed a special FTP setup or anything like that. And okay, I'll think about the replay adding.

Thanks :)
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Would probably be better off setting up an STV those don't seem to break as often as replays do.

Would probably be better off setting up an STV those don't seem to break as often as replays do.
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