It was a classic remote manager that worked mostly for setting up servers remotely...

What is this, exactly?

OK, SG-17, feel free to post in the new board.   

Hey Anyder, let's put SG-17 into the server admin group.
We can have some discussions there about protecting servers from crashing.

Quote from: SG-17 on March 01, 2025, 05:48:34 AMHmm, thanks. A firewall ban seems like the easiest option.

As well, is there a way to setup a batch file to restart the server if it crashes without needing to click Close on the "battlefront.exe has stopped working" popup first?

Yes, here's an example:

:loop
echo(%time%) SWBF server started.

battlefront.exe /add /your /stuff /here

echo(%time%) server crashed / restarting...
goto loop

Hmm, thanks. A firewall ban seems like the easiest option.

As well, is there a way to setup a batch file to restart the server if it crashes without needing to click Close on the "battlefront.exe has stopped working" popup first?

Thanks, that works now.

try now

Quote from: Anyder on February 27, 2025, 06:08:13 PMhttps://www.swbfgamers.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=1667

Here it is!

Says I'm not allowed to view this category.

Quote from: Led on February 27, 2025, 06:06:05 PMIf I recall, I used a macro program to autoload a ban list--but I think it was based in the GUI version of the game.  Auto-IT. 

I can probably find it if needed.

You can also firewall ban from your router or when using a rented server.

I do have it handly now that I searched for the SWBFRAW32 so if the ban thing is needed let me know!