#How can I update my server to 42.13.2 version?
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follow from this text and see if your server is updating and please if it did let me know , thank you
dont work for me. Still 42.13.1
you couldn't update it?
Yep. That's on me. If you have made your server using the PZWiki's dedicated server instructions (I did mine that way using SteamCMD for Linux) you need to ensure you update your update_zomboid.txt file correctly, and then run steamcmd +runscript $HOME/update_zomboid.txt to get Steam to properly update the game. LOL.
did you try this trick?
- flush the project Zomboid dedicated game folder + acf file and remove the folder
- app_update 380870 -beta unstable
that's how it worked for me
YES! Tried multiple times finnaly updated!
Enjoy Bruv
Sorry can you explain again how to update a SteamCMD server in more detail?
Not on linux, just windows
I'm not on Windows, but based on the PZWiki Dedicated Server wiki, you should be able to:
- Find and execute
steamcmd.exefrom a command line. - Type
force_install_dir <path>where<path>is the path to the directory where yourappmanifest_380870.acffile lives. If you followed the Wiki's instructions, the Windows path will beC:\PZServer; the Linux path will be/opt/pzserver. - While in SteamCMD (after executing that executable in the last step),
login anonymous app_update 380870 validate -beta unstable- Once you see the message "Success! App '380870' fully installed", you can close SteamCMD with
quit.
Windows not update for me
this
Amazing thank you! But I did have to find the correct filepath for my appmanifest_380870.acf
And I added the command:
force_install_dir C:\yourfilepathto\appmanifest_380870.acf folder
login anonymous
app_update 380870 -beta unstable validate
quit
Ah, yes. Sorry about that. That data is also on the wiki's page for Dedicated Server, but I wasn't sure if it needed it everytime as I haven't used SteamCMD too much. I use a script to update my server. Glad you got it fixed!
I updated my previous message to include that information in one place. Thanks for helping clarify! #1462838933799833715 message
Apparently it's the other way around...
If you try to login first you'll receive a msg saying to set the force_install_dir first before logon! lol
Damn, you're right. Even the Wiki says that. LOL.