Hey there,
so I know I have to delete a file... but those "Managed" Folders are empty here :/
I have "RustDedicated_Data_copy" but even there :/
Steamworks.InventoryDef is defined multiple timesNot An Issue
This is not a plugin issue, rather you have multiple Steamworks DLLs in your Managed directory. You'd need to delete the one not relevant to your OS.
Wulf
This is not a plugin issue, rather you have multiple Steamworks DLLs in your Managed directory. You'd need to delete the one not relevant to your OS.
no access to do that. I asked multiple Gameserver if they could do it but they wont as it would interfer with security to delete .DLL files
The only way to fix this issue is for your host to remove the duplicate file; it isn't supposed to be there and something they are doing is installing it.
I have the same issue at my provider.
They told me: "Just looked at our server, only the Posix DLL is available, so this is not the problem."
:-(
I don't have access to these files by myself. So i can't verify this
Physically the only way for this error to show is if both of those DLLs exist.DrDBug
I have the same issue at my provider.
They told me: "Just looked at our server, only the Posix DLL is available, so this is not the problem."
:-(
I don't have access to these files by myself. So i can't verify this
The Plugin throws an error an don't get initialized:
02:28 [Error] Error while compiling: SignArtist.cs(838,22): error CS0433: The imported type `Steamworks.InventoryDef' is defined multiple times
what is the solution?
Please see the previous posts.AlvinKZ
The Plugin throws an error an don't get initialized:
02:28 [Error] Error while compiling: SignArtist.cs(838,22): error CS0433: The imported type `Steamworks.InventoryDef' is defined multiple times
what is the solution?
Wulf
This is not a plugin issue, rather you have multiple Steamworks DLLs in your Managed directory. You'd need to delete the one not relevant to your OS.
AlvinKZ
The Plugin throws an error an don't get initialized:
02:28 [Error] Error while compiling: SignArtist.cs(838,22): error CS0433: The imported type `Steamworks.InventoryDef' is defined multiple times
what is the solution?
made it easy for you :P
Thank you very much for answering so quickly. Where can I find the duplicate files? Sorry for asking so much but I'm a bit new at this.Whispers88
made it easy for you :P
yourserver\RustDedicated_Data\Managed
Look for Facepunch.Steamworks.Win64.dll another one with a similar name keep the one which relates to your OS
I found that and it would be the perfect fix but does it effect me on my Computer ?
"This is not a plugin issue, rather you have multiple Steamworks DLLs in your Managed directory. You'd need to delete the one not relevant to your OS."
Now my question I know it might sound dump, but im really new to the whole hosting your own server thing and modding it.
My server is hosted by 4NetPlayers (linux)
and I asked them to delete the Poxis file ofc they said sorry we cant we run the server on Linux.
would it give me any trouble if they would delete the windows file instead ?
Facepunch.Steamworks.Posix64.dll
Facepunch.Steamworks.Posix.dll
if that question was to dump I apologize
Thanks alot for your time
Hawky
The POSIX one is for Linux, you'd want to keep that one for Linux... and delete the WIN one, which is for WindowsLittleHawkI found that and it would be the perfect fix but does it effect me on my Computer ?
"This is not a plugin issue, rather you have multiple Steamworks DLLs in your Managed directory. You'd need to delete the one not relevant to your OS."
Now my question I know it might sound dump, but im really new to the whole hosting your own server thing and modding it.
My server is hosted by 4NetPlayers (linux)
and I asked them to delete the Poxis file ofc they said sorry we cant we run the server on Linux.
would it give me any trouble if they would delete the windows file instead ?
Facepunch.Steamworks.Posix64.dll
Facepunch.Steamworks.Posix.dll
if that question was to dump I apologize
Thanks alot for your time
Hawky
thanks alot for the quick reply.