I have recently began having problems mounting addons to my GMod Server. I've edited the command line to something of this effect:
C:\ServerForGmod\srcds.exe -game garrysmod -maxplayers 6 +fps_max 200 -port 27015 +map gm_flatgrass -tickrate 66 +host_workshop_collection MyCollectionKey -authkey MyAuthKey
Obviously MyAuthKey and MyCollectionKey are normally replaced with their respective names, but I decided to keep them private. When I launch up My shortcut for srcds.exe rather than bringing up the console like it did 3 days ago, it now randomly opens a green box, and doesn't update or mount my addons to the server. I have no idea why, as it was working fine just 3 days ago... Also, I've now noticed that on top of the addons not mounting, my server will not respond to anyone that is not on the local network. I can join it fine, but everyone else sees "Server not responding." and red letters replacing the usual black.
These are my forwarded ports:
27000-27015 UDP
1200-1200 UDP
27020-27039 TCP
27020-27020 UDP
27015-27015 TCP
26901-26901 UDP
canyouseeme.org can't sniff out any of them... ever since this has happened. I've tried making new rules to the firewall, and completely disabled it altogether, with no avail.
Help?
Your SteamID isn't your authkey btw.
[QUOTE=code_gs;41631319]Your SteamID isn't your authkey btw.[/QUOTE]
I know, as I said, my addons were working fine the other day.. They opened a command prompt box and mounted them just fine, but now it's a green square that won't mount addons.
Fixed! If anyone else is possibly having this problem, make a start.bat that looks like this:
@echo off
cls
echo Protecting srcds from crashes...
echo To close, close server window and type Y if message is displayed. (this part isn't necessary, just a reminder)
:srcds
echo (%time%) srcds started.
start /wait srcds.exe -console -game garrysmod -maxplayers 25 -autoupdate +map gm_northwest_airfield -tickrate 66 +host_workshop_collection COLLECTIONIDHERE -authkey AUTHKEYHERE
echo (%time%) WARNING: srcds closed or crashed, restarting.
goto srcds
Also, do not fill in the remote port part of your port forwarding, like at all.
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