Overlord

There is a permission that needs to be given for it to work.  I believe it is backpack.open.  if you need help hit me up on discord.  Overlord#8807

You need to place a TC (Tool Cupboard) and place the resources in it that are required to keep the base from decaying.  It will tell you how long the base is protected from decaying to the amount of resources you added.

If you are running a Minecraft Bedrock server and need to be OPed put in a support ticket  and they will get you fixed up.

You can try one of these or both.
https://github.com/f3cuk/WICKED-AI
https://github.com/oiad/DZAI

Click the Modify Server Config button on your control panel and scroll down and find
 
Day Cycle Speed 1
Night Cycle Speed 1
 
Lower the number for longer cycles and raise the number for shorter cycles.
 
example
 
Longer days put Day Cycle speed .5
Shorter nights put Night Cycle Speed 2
 
Adjust the settings for whatever speed you want by changing the multiplier.  Also do not forget to save configuration.

You are correct but Notepad++ is not required and i find it better to use when editing server files.

How are you connecting to the server?  If you connect through Valheim make sure the port is -1 of what it shows on the control panel.  For instance if port is 2957 use 2956 to connect.  If you are connecting through steam using the view/servers then use the port that is shown on the control panel.

This is not correct. All you have to do is restart your server to update.

Not at the moment.  Hopefully this will be something that Valheim will implement soon.

That actually comes from nexus mod Valheim Plus page.
https://www.nexusmods.com/valheim/mods/4
 

Also to add a point of additional clarity we have yet to see what happens when Valheim is updated and how this mod will affect save data. So we're still at the very least waiting for the next server-side update to see what happens to servers that have heavily utilized the mod for server save assets and how that will impact on each update.

In console do server.writecfg and it will create a serverauto.cfg.  I would make a copy of serverauto.cfg and change the name to server.cfg and add all the changes in that file.

Did you update server and oxide?

Make sure you are looking in the correct filter.  For instance if it is modded look under modded tab.

For most plugins you edit the oxide/config/.json file associated with the plugin.  After you make a change do oxide.reload plugin name in console.
Permissions are usually listed on the plugins page if any are required.  Here is a link to using permissions.
https://oxidemod.org/threads/using-the-oxide-permission-system.24291/

You will need to upload your .map file to Dropbox, create the link after it is uploaded, then copy the link.  Click custom launch parameters on the control panel and type
+levelurl paste your link from dropbox
Change the 0 to a 1 at the end of the link then click save settings and restart game server button at the bottom of control panel.
Also are sure you have the oxide.ext.rustedit.dll installed in your Rustdedicated_data/managed folder on your server.  This is always needed for custom rust maps.

You're in luck, I just finished an Oxide plugin installation guide:
https://survivalservers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Install_Oxide_Plugin

You need to pick oxide from the drop down section of mod in your control panel then click the save settings and restart game server button at the bottom of the control panel.  This will install all of the oxide files and folders and you will be able to see them in ftp.

Yes they are dedicated and run 24/7 unless you stop the server.

Yes they are dedicated and run 24/7 unless you stop the server.

It has been a while since i have ran an Overpoch server but i still have all of my files from 1.0.6.2.  If you are still needing help send me a message on Discord.  Overlord#8807

You will have to add each individual mods.  They can be added in one line by using the ;.  In custom launch parameters use -mod=@mod.  For example if you are using DayZPlus do -mod=@DayZPlus.  It needs to match the folder name for the mod.  For multiple mods use -mod=DayZPlus;@InventoryPlus;@Trader and so on.
 
Steven has a good tutorial here.
 

https://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=16369
This is where you can get PBO Manager which will alllow you to extract the PBO so you can make changes then you can repack the PBO.  I do not believe the mission files are pboed.  The files you are looking for are in the mpmissions folder.

https://umod.org/games/rust
These are the versions of oxide that are still available to download.  Click on history and you will see a list of the most current and versions before.
 

You can change al of these settings in the ServerSettings.ini.   On your control panel in the FTP Details you will see a button for ServerSettings.ini.