An administration web app for managing your Arma and DayZ servers

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• Support for Arma 3, Arma Reforger, DayZ and DayZ Experimental servers
• Automatically install and update server installations
• Download and manage Steam Workshop mods for Arma 3 and DayZ
• Import and export lauchher HTML mod presets
• Configure, run and monitor multiple servers at once
• Configure custom server difficulty
• Arma 3 scenarios management
• Docker image for simplified setup
• Support for simplified management of additional game servers

• Docker
• OR
• JDK 17 + MySQL database (can also be in Docker)

In the repository, you can find two files: docker-compose.yml and .env.EXAMPLE. Copy them into a desired directory on your server.

Then, rename the .env.EXAMPLE file to .env and open it. Inside, you will find some properties that need configuration. There are comments for each property that will help you with the setup.

After you've set up the values and saved the file, you can run docker compose up, which will automatically bring the database and the server manager up. It should then be accessible on port 8080 by default.

NOTE: Some users were reporting issues when running this app with Portainer. Before this is resolved, I recommend using just the provided docker-compose.yml file.

If you have Steam Guard 2FA enabled on your Steam account, you're going to need to get a SteamAuth token. To do this, either manually launch SteamCMD with a command line and log in, or use the semi-automated approach through UI.

NOTE: Currently, there is no support for 2FA authentication with Steam mobile application.

Upon first start, head to "App config" tab and fill out your Steam username and password. Then, head to "Dashboard" and try to download any available server.

After a while, the installation will fail because of invalid credentials. However, at this time, you should have received an email with Steam Guard token, which you can now add in the "App Config" tab.

Type login <your_steam_name> and input password when prompted. Then you'll be prompted to input Steam token which will be sent into your email. Enter it to successfully login and then type quit to exit the SteamCMD interface.

In the GUI, navigate to "App config" tab. Here you need to enter your Steam account username, password and the token which you previously received through e-mail. This is needed to interact with SteamCMD to install/update the server and any workshop mods.

After setting up the SteamAuth, navigate to "Dashboard" tab and just click the "Update" button on the servers you want to install.

Note: DayZ (stable) server is currently only supported on Windows. You can use DayZ Experimental on Linux in the meantime.

The main part of the installation is now done. You can now go:

• set up your first server from the Servers tab
• install workshop mods for Arma 3 and DayZ in the Mods tab
• upload scenarios in the Scenarios tab

If you need to manage other servers than the ones natively supported, you can use the Additional servers feature. This allows you to start and stop any gaming servers you have previously installed on the machine.

Setup of an additional server requires you to access the database directly and import the settings manually.

INSERT INTO `additional_server` (`id`, `name`, `command`, `server_dir`, `image_url`)
VALUES (0,
        'Minecraft',
        '/path/to/minecraft.sh',
        '/path/to/minecraft/server/directory',
        'https://optionalIconUrl.com/minecraft.png');

After the setup, you should be able to see the server listed in Additional servers tab, and start it with a click of a button.

• Built-in headless client support
• Arma 4 support :))

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This app is heavily based on Dahlgren's Arma Server Admin project and I took a lot of inspiration from it on how to make things work. Check out his project too!