QueenLillian

Again, it has nothing to do with the oxide website, files hosted on your servers have no connection to the oxide website, oxide mods are run completely from a server. The website from which you download these files being down does not at all affect already downloaded and uploaded files on the rental server. They are in no way what-so-ever connected. The issue was the server not realizing config files had been edited. The mods didn't stop functioning, (at first they didn't start, until the problem was fixed and then the configuration files had troubles, both were server related issue) the problem was with the host. Which was corrected, I keep getting this nonsense answer about the oxide website being down, but again literally no connection. If however, you can show me exactly which mods require the oxide website to be running, and exactly where it says that, and does that, then I'll be convinced. However, seeing as I ran oxide servers on LAN with no connection to the outside internet, I'm calling bullcrap on this answer.

workshop mods seem to work fine but oxide mods aren't working at all.