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Getting outdated Server On A Server Running Debian. How Do I Debug It? ugh

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Accepted solution by Ash — ok so some games publish teh server branch a little after the client patch. If the update completes but teh verison is still old, check…
  1. Juno F.
    @juno.fontaine

    long time lurker first post lol i run a small a survival game server on Debian 😭 After todays update, SteamCMD fails and players see outdated server:

    Windows Update

    Windows Update
We couldn't complete the updates.
Undoing changes. Don't turn off your computer.

Error code: 0x800f0922

    i've run the update command three times. It downloads, then fails at the end. What am i missing?

    im comfortable with teh command line, but Im not a SteamCMD expert. any tips on teh right update command or logs to check would help a lot. logs and config are available if anyone wants to see them. im about to throw this thing out the window lol

    rage

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  2. Noor Iqbal
    @noor_mutex

    ok but how much free disk space does the server have? ??

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  5. Zoe Tanaka
    @looserider

    yeahhh back up teh world/save folder before anything else. Then run SteamCMD with validation: steamcmd +force_install_dir /path/to/server +login anonymous +app_update <appid> validate +quit. Validation fixes corrupted or partially updated files.

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  6. Maya Quintero
    @mayaq873
    in reply to @looserider

    hmmm clear SteamCMDs own state by deleting the appcache folder in the SteamCMD directory, then retry, stale app info can cause failed to update app state type errors. hope that helps :)

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  7. Idris W.
    @idris.wolfe

    yeahhh note that force_install_dir must come before login in newer SteamCMD versions, otherwise it may warn and ignore the directory. check your scripts argument order.

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  8. Aiden
    @abauer-29l
    in reply to @idris.wolfe

    been there man check disk space and permissions on the server. On Linux, run df -h and make suree the server user owns the install folder: sudo chown -R steam:steam /path/to/server. good luck man!

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  9. Cleo Silva
    @cleo.silva

    try turning off the BIOS first, fixed it for me lmk how it goes

    1 1 helpful
  10. Hugo Ekström
    @packetprobe-21u

    oof honestly just reset the theraml paste and save yourself the pain. spent 20 minutes on steamcmd and im still not done lmk how it goes

    lol

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  12. Noor Iqbal
    @noor_mutex

    im literally losing my mind here lol this thread is gold. honestly just reset teh driver and save yourself the pain any ideas??

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  13. Ash
    @ashs956
    Accepted solution

    ok so some games publish teh server branch a little after the client patch. If the update completes but teh verison is still old, check whether teh dedicated server app got the update yet or if u need a beta branch with -beta <branch>.

    thinking

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  14. Juno F.
    @juno.fontaine
    in reply to @ashs956

    @ashs956 WOWWW cleared old backups, freed up space, and SteamCMD finished without errors. lesson learned about disk space. seriously made my day 😭🙏

    party

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