Are all the modules set correctly to allow persistence? Have you confirmed that persistence is actually working? Are you saving to the cloud or local database?

@HeroesandvillainsOS The index probably needs to be redone again anyway since he added some villages. @TPM I don’t think there’s a list anywhere aside from the wiki. I guess you can scan our Github source code to see if a map has been indexed. Did you have a specific map in mind?

Nah, I was just looking for maps that had been indexed to start creating more alive based missions.

Just wondering if the Wiki has the updated list of available indexed maps? If not, is there a updated list somewhere?

Is this after a server restart?

Thanks Savage. We have ticket open with OVH, but not really getting anywhere.

Thanks Savage.

Also, while I was looking through the alivemod wiki, I noticed this "You can register an account to view Mission Stats whilst using Local persistence if you prefer."

How does this work? Does the server still need to hit the db.alivemod.com ? Or does the stats info come from the client?

As things stand, I am unsure if I am able to get our server to connect to the db.alivemod website.

So I was wondering has anyone setup there own database that connected to their own website which kinda runs like the war room? Are there any guides or info on this? Any information would be awesome.

@DrDetroit Sorry if ignorant question, still learning the in/outs of running Arma server. Does the server have to be setup as Headless Client or everything is on Alive's end?

You will need to:

• create the headless client on your server or another PC
• add the HC modules(i can't remember the actual name) to your mission.
• make sure your server.cfg file has the details setup correctly.

// HEADLESS CLIENT
headlessClients[]  = {"127.0.0.1"};    // list of IP addresses allowed to connect using headless clients; example: {"127.0.0.1", "192.168.1.100"};
localClient[]      = {"127.0.0.1"};    // list of IP addresses to which are granted unlimited bandwidth; example: {"127.0.0.1", "192.168.1.100"};

- create a profile folder for your headless client and make sure that these details are in a bat file or launcher parameters along with any server details, eq password.

I think that is it from memory.

@SavageCDN Who is your provider if you don't mind me asking? Where does your traceroute fail can you post the results here?

Provider is OVH. Is it possible that db.alivemod.com is blocking our connection? Our provider is asking this question.

Here is the tracerout.