Hello,

as the title says, the server does not use the server.cfg.

Heres what inside my server.cfg

server.level "Procedural Map"
server.identity "rustism_testserver"
server.hostname "[EU] Rustism x2 | Test Server"
server.globalchat "true"
server.seed "1337420"
server.worldsize "3000"
server.tickrate "30"
server.saveinterval "600"
server.secure "true"
ridablehorse.population "2"
server.url ""
server.headerimage ""
server.description "Welcome to Rustism"
decay.scale "0.5" (1 = 100% | 0 = no decay | .5 = half decay)
server.radiation “true” (Do you want radiation to occur near monuments? True or False)
​

The Server hostname is still "My Untitled Rust Server"
The server.cfg is located in : rustserver/server/rustism_testserver/cfg

Maybe I'm missing something.
Hope you can help me out.

Regards

From the forward slashes I'm assuming your server is on Linux. If so, the correct location is:

~/serverfiles/server/rustserver/cfg/server.cfg

Are you using LinuxGSM?

Merged post

Also, it might help to remove the stuff in brackets here:

decay.scale "0.5" (1 = 100% | 0 = no decay | .5 = half decay)
server.radiation “true” (Do you want radiation to occur near monuments? True or False)​

I am using linux, thats correct.
No I'm not using LinuxGSM.
I removed some of the brackets. I only left some of them. For example the servername. It has to be in brackets, I believe otherwise only the first word would be shown.
But still, it's not using whats in the server.cfg

Unless you are setting your server.identity in the command-line, it won't know where to look so it would use the default server/my_server_identity folder instead.

Brackets means (this) ... not "this"

Anyway, you really should use LinuxGSM, it's a much better method of running your server than trying to do it all manually.

https://linuxgsm.com/lgsm/rustserver/