HaruHost 0.65.14

ARK crosschat can look like regular chat

On ARK: Survival Ascended servers, on Windows and Linux, messages from Discord and your other servers no longer have to arrive as large yellow server messages. Turn on "Regular chat style" on the server's Chat Logs page and they show in normal chat size, with the player and where the message came from as the name. You can choose which names show, add a colored [Discord] or server tag and pick the message color, check it with a preview and send a test line to the game. Admins who can open the server's Chat Logs page can change it too.

The ASA API works on Linux ARK servers

On Linux, ARK: Survival Ascended servers did not load the ASA API and its plugins, even with the ASA API turned on. Now an installed ASA API loads at every start, as on Windows, and it can be installed before the server's first start.

Bring your Valheim world or server to HaruHost

When you create a Valheim server, you can now import the server you already run or a world you played in single-player. HaruHost looks for your worlds and servers on that PC and lists what it finds, or you pick a folder yourself. If they are on another computer, upload them from there in your browser. A server brings its world, its settings (name, password, world modifiers and more) and its admin, ban and permitted lists. You can check the settings before the server is installed, and your original files stay where they are.

Host Valheim, Palworld, Minecraft, V Rising and Enshrouded on ARM Linux servers

You can now run a Valheim, Palworld, Minecraft (Java or Bedrock), V Rising or Enshrouded server on an ARM64 Linux machine such as a Hetzner ARM server, with mods for Valheim, Palworld and Minecraft. The Linux install command picks the right version for your machine. Other games aren't available on ARM yet.

Right Bedrock port on Java servers with the Tunnel

With the Tunnel on, the "Bedrock players can join" switch showed a port that did not work. It now shows the Tunnel's port while the server is running.

Players can join through the Tunnel after your PC's local address changes

If a network was chosen in Settings or for the server and your PC's local address later changed, for example after a router restart, players joining through the Tunnel were disconnected at once ("Connection reset" in Minecraft) while the server looked online. HaruHost now uses a network your PC still has.

Valheim shows Online when players can join

Valheim servers showed Online a little before they opened to players. They now show Online once players can actually join.

7 Days to Die servers on Linux start again after a restart

On Linux, a 7 Days to Die server started only the first time: after a restart or a stop it stopped again within seconds of starting. It now starts every time.

Core Keeper shows Online with the Tunnel

With the Tunnel on, Linux Core Keeper servers stayed Running and never showed Online. They now show Online once the world takes players, and the console shows the server's log.

Abiotic Factor and Sons of the Forest show Online at the right time after a restart

On Linux, Abiotic Factor and Sons of the Forest servers showed Online a few seconds after a restart, before the world had loaded. They now wait for the world again.

Abiotic Factor

On Linux, the Abiotic Factor tunnel now needs HaruHost running as a service. The HaruHost desktop app on Linux no longer offers it for Abiotic Factor.

Deleting a Linux server frees its disk space

On Linux, deleting a server left its container behind, so the disk space it used was never fully freed. Deleting a server now removes it completely.

Start with Windows no longer closes HaruHost

When HaruHost was set to run as administrator and Windows refused to create its startup task, turning on Start with Windows closed HaruHost. HaruHost now stays open and the setting stays off.

A2S Query Tool shows the server type and environment

The A2S Query Tool showed Server Type and Environment as blank. They now read Dedicated, Linux, Windows and so on.

The Linux tray icon is named HaruHost

On Linux, the HaruHost tray icon was named "Wails" in the tray and its tooltip. It now reads HaruHost.