Hello
I've got a server with a bunch of srccds games installed. I've been
working on it for about two months now, on and off, getting game servers
configured and the control scripts.
Recently I noticed that my TF2 games are no longer showing up in the
directory/game browser listing. This is true for all three TF2 servers
hosted on the system. I also have some hl2mp and l4d servers there, but
they seem to be listing correctly.
Could we have unwittingly done something to get blacklisted? Does the
master directory sometimes shun listings, and under what conditions?
The IP is 24.249.170.125. Multiple servers all using the same IP on
different ports. Game-monitor.com has a full listing of games hosted;
http://www.game-monitor.com/search.php?search=24.249.170.125
This is not a firewall issue. All ports are open and I know what I'm
doing there. Clients can connect normally.
I know that at least one of the servers was listed previously.
I've done an update with -verify_all. No help there. At least one of
the tf2 servers is extremely basic, with no mods installed.
My partner and I have been playing around with different setups. The
server names have changed, as well as the ports used, a number of times.
Things have been up/down a lot. There has been very few players on
the servers since we set them up to begin with, but we got one of them
loaded with 24 players for awhile, for a stress test.
I am not knowingly aware of anything bad we have done to get
blacklisted. Before two months ago, I was a noob on hosting srccds
games, but my partner is very experienced and I don't think he would
have done anything stupid.
Any advice?
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# Jesse Molina
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