Game servers
Upload resources
Resources, maps and anything else your server runs go in its folder. For anything large, use SFTP: it has no 50 MB limit and is quicker for a big pack. The Files tab is for small uploads and quick edits.
Where things go #
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
resources/ |
Your resources. Each resource is one folder in here |
server.cfg |
The server's settings, including sv_licenseKey |
txData/ |
txAdmin's data: its admins, settings and logs |
Your SFTP login #
Everything is under Login details:
| Login details | What to type in your app |
|---|---|
| SFTP host | Host |
| SFTP port | Port (2022) |
| SFTP user | User name |
| SFTP password | Password |
The protocol is SFTP, not FTP, and the port is 2022, not 22. The first time you connect, your app asks whether to
trust the server's key: accept it.
WinSCP #
- Open WinSCP. In the Login window choose New Site.
- File protocol: SFTP.
- Host name: the SFTP host. Port number:
2022. - User name and Password: the SFTP user and password.
- Press Login. Your server's folder is on the right; drag files across from the left.
FileZilla #
- Open FileZilla, then File > Site Manager > New site.
- Protocol: SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol.
- Host: the SFTP host. Port:
2022. - Logon Type: Normal. User and Password: the SFTP user and password.
- Press Connect. Your server's folder is on the right; drag files across from the left.
A new SFTP password #
Reset SFTP password under Login details makes a new random password and shows it there. It asks for your account password (and your two-factor code if you use one). Nothing on the server changes and it keeps running; only your SFTP app needs the new password.
The Files tab #
Press Upload, or drop files on the list. You can make folders, rename, move, delete and download from the same tab,
and open a text file such as server.cfg in the editor. A zip can be unzipped where it is.
| One upload | Up to 50 MB |
| Uploads at once | Two per account |
| Editor | Text files up to 1 MB |
| Total storage | Your plan's figure |
Tip
Make a backup before replacing files you might want back.