A simple to use web admin panel for Arma servers.
- Create multiple instances of game servers in the same admin panel
- See server status queryed from the instances with current mission and players
- Download game logs
- Upload missions from your local computer and from Steam Workshop to the server
- Download and update mods from withSIX
- Node.js, https://nodejs.org/
- Pre-installed Arma Server
- Windows
- Linux
- Linux with Windows binary using Wine
- arma1
- arma2
- arma2oa
- arma3
- arma3_x64
- cwa (does not support linux)
- ofp
- ofpresistance
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| game | Which game server to launch, see above |
| path | Folder path to game server |
| port | Web port to use |
| host | IP or Hostname to listen on |
| type | Which kind of server to use, can be 'linux', 'windows' or 'wine' |
| additionalConfigurationOptions | Additional configuration options appended to server.cfg file |
| parameters | Extra startup parameters added to servers and headless clients |
| serverMods | Mods that always and only will be used by the game servers |
| auth | If both username and password is set, HTTP Basic Auth will be used |
| prefix | Text prepended to all game servers name |
| suffix | Text appended to all game servers name |
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Copy
config.js.exampletoconfig.js -
Change values in
config.jsas described above or in the file -
Install all dependencies with
npm install -
Launch the web UI with
npm startor install as a Windows Service withnpm run install-windows-service
Make sure to disable Windows Error Reporting or server control will be stuck on a server crash.
Install as a Windows Service with npm run install-windows-service.
Remove previously installed Windows Service with npm run uninstall-windows-service.
Make sure to disable Wine GUI Crash Dialog or server control will be stuck on a server crash.
This is easiest solved using winetricks by running winetricks nocrashdialog.
It can also be disabled manually.
Read more at Wine FAQ.