WebDash/WebMap help

Never mind - I've found some more documentation tidbits - enough to find a way.

I've now added myself to the web dashboard, as a Playstation user, using the dedicated server's web API.

If anyone is interested to know how, let me know, and I may polish it a bit, and document it somewhere..
 
Dennis_DK said:
Never mind - I've found some more documentation tidbits - enough to find a way.

I've now added myself to the web dashboard, as a Playstation user, using the dedicated server's web API.

If anyone is interested to know how, let me know, and I may polish it a bit, and document it somewhere..
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Do document it. Too many are struggling with the console console ban…
 
Dennis_DK said:
Yes, thanks.
But are the /api/ endpoints documented, anywhere? as I said, /api/player and /api/serverstats work, but are there others?
How can we rule out, that there is not an endpoint that can issue a token for a certain user?

And how does anyone know, that this will give access in the app: (where is this documented?)
<module name="webapi.GetAnimalsLocation" permission_level="2000">
<method name="GET" permission_level="inherit" />

Module names for this kind of settings, even just, that the 'magic number' 2000 means 'everyone, even not-logged-in'..

I'm looking for documentation, but all I can find is little pieces, here and there; I can't seem to find anything complete.
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If you go to the rapidocs page.

Level 2000 is basically an everyone permission. I have to use it to make the webdashboard options avialable for console users.

Get, Put, Post, Delete are permissions related to the specific commandlet. By setting those options with feature inherit, you tell the game that they have the same permission as the master commandlet.

As far as finding little pieces and bits, welcome to the club. I just play with settings until I get the desired effect.
 
This usually happens if the web dashboard URL isn’t configured properly or the server is trying to bind to an address it can’t use. Double-check the WebDashboardUrl in your config and make sure it points to the correct public IP/hostname. Also confirm that the port you set is open and not being used by another service. Setting it to 0.0.0.0 instead of a specific IP sometimes fixes this
 
Atal Networks said:
This usually happens if the web dashboard URL isn’t configured properly or the server is trying to bind to an address it can’t use. Double-check the WebDashboardUrl in your config and make sure it points to the correct public IP/hostname. Also confirm that the port you set is open and not being used by another service. Setting it to 0.0.0.0 instead of a specific IP sometimes fixes this
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Change the port if there are questions. Many businesses now have blocks on all non standard ports...
 
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