ARMA 3 | Console Commands Print

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Command Example Description
#login

#login password

#login

#login adminPW

Log in as the admin. Without password only possible if you are listed as an admin[] in server.cfg#Server_Options
#logout   Admin log out.
#mission filename

#mission filename difficulty

#mission myDM.intro

#mission myDM.intro Veteran

Select mission with known name and set the difficulty. Difficulty parameter is optional and if not set, current difficulty is kept.
#missions   Allows selection of mission on shown list of available missions (all or those inside missionWhiteList[] = {}; within server.cfg).
Note: this will trigger `missionEnd` (so if server.cfg is set with e.g. MissionsToServerRestart or MissionsToShutdown threshold, the server may immediately restart/shutdown)
#restart   Restart mission.
#reassign   Start over and reassign roles.
#shutdown   Shuts down the server immediately
#restartserver   Shuts down and restarts the server immediately (since Arma 3 v1.66)
#shutdownaftermission   Shuts down the server after mission ends (since Arma 3 1.72.142200)
#restartserveraftermission   Shuts down and restarts the server after mission ends (since Arma 3 1.72.142200)
#init   Reload server config file loaded by -config option.
#exec ban name

#exec ban ID
#exec ban Player#

#exec ban nickName

#exec ban 47114712
#exec ban 3

Allows you to ban a player. Their ID will be added to the ban.txt
#kick name

#kick ID
#kick Player#

#kick nickName

#kick 47114712
#kick 3

Allows you to kick a player.
#monitor (interval in sec) #monitor 1 Shows performance information of the server. Interval 0 means to stop monitoring.
Values description
Traffic
G Guaranteed messages
NG Non-Guaranteed messages
Player info
L lobby
R role selection
B briefing
G in-game
D debriefing
#monitords (interval in sec) #monitords 1 Shows performance information in the dedicated server console. Interval 0 means to stop monitoring. (since Arma 3 v1.64)
#debug off #debug off Disables debugging.
#debug (interval in sec) #debug 30 Default interval is 10 seconds.
#debug (command) (param) #debug checkFile expansion\Dta\ui.pbo

#debug userSent <username>
#debug userInfo <username>
#debug userQueue <username>
#debug JIPQueue <username>
#debug totalSent 10

The available commands are:
checkFile
userSent
userInfo
userQueue
totalSent
JIPQueue

Each command can be disabled by the use of the off parameter e.g. #debug userSent off
Each command differs a bit; some output to screen, some to log file etc.
You need some debugger capable of catching OutputDebugString running on the client machine
(one very small and easy to use is available at SysInternals website).
You launch this debugger, then launch ARMA client, connect to the server, and issue any of the commands
.

#debug (command) #debug von

#debug console

The available commands are:

console

Send to submitter what's on server console. Works as DebugAnswer for all writes into the console.

von

Outputs into logFile defined in server.cfg as e.g. logFile = "server_console.log";

Each of those commands should show a confirmation in the chat channels.

#exec server side command   Execute administration scripting command.
#lock   Locks the server, prevents new clients from joining.
#unlock   Unlocks the server, allows new clients to join.
#vote missions   Users can vote for the mission selection.
#vote mission (name) #vote mission myD.intro Users can vote on a particular mission to loaded.
#vote admin (name/ID/PLR#) #vote admin nickName

#vote admin 47114712
#vote admin 3

Users can vote an admin to control the server.
#vote kick (name, ID or Player#) #vote kick nickName

#vote kick 47114712
#vote kick 3

Users can vote to kick off an individual.
#vote restart   Vote to restart the mission.
#vote reassign   Vote to reassign.
#userlist   Displays the list of users on the server (use PgUp to scroll up).
#beclient players   Displays the list of GUID's of all players on the server.
#beclient guid   Show your own GUID.

 


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