#Admin Process

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sleek sorrel
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I just created a dedicated server and I am able to get when I use the normal "Host" option. I see my username "ThinLines" but when i leave and start up the dedicated server I cannot access it with that username because there wasnt a password that was set. Ive never been prompted to set a password, so where can I set that password? Ive read in the console but I am not entirely sure what that means.

shrewd fox
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There would be no password set, it should just let you in with the password that you connect with the first time

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What kind of error do you get

sleek sorrel
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When i click join on my dedicated server it will say username/password are incorrect. the odd thing is, I was never prompted to create a pass when connecting to Host.

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also when in "host" mode, I will do /setaccesslevel and add myself but when i do, it just says "accesslevel set to 32" but the red admin doesnt show next to my name

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okay i mightve figured something out. I was able to adduser "admin" "genericpasswordhere" and it was able to get in, BUT the accesslevel is not set as admin

shrewd fox
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Use the server console to setaccesslevel username admin

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The command is case sensitive

sleek sorrel
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it doesnt allow me to do that when i am logged in as admin, so will I need to log back in as ThinLines, set the accesslevel and then try relogging?

shrewd fox
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The console..?

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What kind of error does the console show

sleek sorrel
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sorry, as a noob im a little embarrassed but I am not sure what console refers to. the chat box? or like the console (batch file) that I launched before joining the dedicated server?

shrewd fox
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The console would be the black window with a bunch of text when you launch the dedicated server

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You can input commands into it

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Such as the setaccesslevel command

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You dont use the / in the server console commands

sleek sorrel
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omggggg

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I didnt know I could type in there! okay so doing that made the red admin word show up next to my name