This might be a dumb question because I haven't been super active at reading this last the last few months because I've been busy with work and school but I can't get my server to show up on the server browser.
I didn't have a server since around March. Got rid of my VPS I shared with people and just focused on work and school. Set up a new one with Digital Ocean and haven't been able to get the server to show up on the community browser since. I've been playing for a day or two and can't get anything so I figured it was finally time to ask. My command line is like this: ~/GO/srcds_run -console -game csgo -console -usercon -ip 107.170.191.135 -port 27035 +game_type 0 +game_mode 0 +host_workshop_collection 291368794 +workshop_start_map 219295593 -authkey [My AuthKeyHere] -maxplayers_override 16 -tickrate 100 Server runs just fine if you have the IP with a port post-fixed to the end it just isn't in the browser. If you querie it in the steam API <http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamApps/GetServersAtAddress/v0001?addr=107.170.191.135:27035&format=json> it shows up. I set my sv_region to 0 to match New York where the server is. I set sv_tags since some people reported issues minus the tags. I added host_name_store 1 host_info_show 2 host_players_show 2 first in the server.cfg file and then in my gamemodes_casual_server.cfg file. Should I try those variables in my command line? Does it sometimes take long long amounts of time for servers to propagate to the browser? Or am I just being dumb and missing something very obvious? Also note I'm not using sourcemod or any third party mods currently and this is a fresh install of CSGO from about 3-4 days ago. -- Have a good one, Jack McEachern
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