I tried on the standard live version, and I do have 372351/32628 for both the server and client.
So you server is correct, not sure why your client is wrong, is it on the proper Live branch as well in Steam? (or are you using the Epic or Windows Store version of the Game Client maybe?)
If you are using the Steam client, try to validate the install, see if maybe you have a half installed version with mixed files.
Fyi I had to redo my server again today (I think the pc had a windows update… 
). Something is unstable about holding the steamid. I guess I’ll just hope it doesnt happen again since it wouldnt make a lot of sense to totally track this down during limited testlive. Just more or less posting this here so people know to look out for it.
Could you check the Dedicated Server Launcher log see if you can see a message related to this line of code?
"Using command line option: -steamid %d", m_SteamIDServer
Another place you can check is in the SteamCMD parameters during the update:
appUpdateInformation += " +app_update " + std::to_string(m_SteamIDServer);
Basically check the logs for any instance of 443030 or 931580, that would at least eliminate an unknown parameter: Is the DSL somewhat forgetting the override or is it something else.
EDIT: I may have found a reason.
If you use the “Launch program on login option”
the information is stored in the registry in
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
but this string is not modified if you pass different command line parameters.
So if you started once the launcher without any parameter and enabled the launch on login, the registry will look like that:
If then you quit, and start it again with -steamid 931580 it will properly enable the new steam id, but the registry is not going to be updated, so on the net login it will start the launcher with the default id.
What you should do is to either edit the registry key, or disable then enable again the launch on login so the registry key looks like that:
That should make the override sticky over restarts.
That’s the only thing I can think of right now.
I’ll take a look after work. Thanks for the details.
So I just checked the log and dedi, I didnt have launch on login for this server checked (which for simplicity I’m glad I didn’t) and curiously, the only version it mentions is 931580… very curious. Reading the log you wouldn’t know anything is wrong, but it did load with the old version. Very curious indeed.
At any rate, installing it again did get it working again by just moving over an earlier backup database from that day and copying over serversettings, so no big deal for me. Hey it’s testlive afterall right? 
What would be interesting is to do a folder diff between a version that worked and stopped working, and a brand new one reinstalled that still work, see what the differences are.
I’ll give a whirl
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It has a folder compare mode, just select the two folders, right click → Compare.
Then you can double click on things in red to get an actual diff of specific files.
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Where in the Folder-Structure should the “html”-folder be placed?
Edit
I might have found the answer, but I’m not a 100% sure.
I have placed my “html”-folder in X:\Server\Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\DedicatedServerLauncher\ConanExilesDedicatedServer\ConanSandbox\html
Is this correct?
Thanks in advance!
Directly inside the folder created by the launcher, at the same level as where you have the “appcache”, “steamapps”, etc…
You can try that to see if that works:
And then put that in the file:
body { font-family: Arial; background: #ffa201; }
Should display the pages in some hard-to-miss orange background color
When changing the CSS, you may have to CTRL-F5 in the web browser to force reloading the changes.
Thank you!
I really love these features! Thanks so much for the continued support!
Edit 1
I’m currently trying to get the Background to be orange, but for some reason it wont work?
My ‘html’-folder is placed in:
X:\Server\Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\DedicatedServerLauncher\html
with the style.css and the style you’ve suggested, but it doesn’t seem to work.
I’ve tried accessing the webpage through my LocalHost: and with the External IP. Both show the page, and update their respective values with intervals, but no bright orange background.
I’ll continue trying (trail and error )
Edit 2.
Added a screenshot, to dubblecheck if I haven’t done something wrong?
I tested from scratch on another machine and it’s working fine, but I think I know what the problem is.
I did my original tests in debug mode, which has the internal webserver not cache any resource, so my changes would be immediately detected.
The published Launcher is in release, and that one caches the resources after they have been loaded, so you will probably not see the changes until you restart the launcher (and CTRL-F5).
I probably need to add a “flush server cache” option somewhere.
Location of the HTML folder:
Without the HTML folder:
With the CSS:
Really minor thing, but can you update the message sent to Discord when a restart is kicked off but no players are connected?
Right now it says:
Initiating a early shutdown since there are no player connected.
Suggested change:
Shutting down early since no players are connected.
Even better, would be offering a flag or some way to change the default message in this case. Thanks for your help and the great tool!
While looking for some of the issues that happened with the Steam ID change for the Test Live server, I noticed that there was actually an issue with one of the two override parameters I mentioned some posts earlier, so I made a new version that fixes that:
Dedicated Server Launcher 1.6.1
tldr; The -steamidclient command line option should now work properly
@heavy changing the text is not very difficult, providing a user editable text requires some UI change, so that may be more difficult
So with the new version (1.6.1), can I just drop it in my existing TestLive server directory, replacing the 1.6.0 launcher? Or will I have to delete everything in that directory and let it rebuild the file structure?
Understood and thanks again! I honestly don’t think I would be quick to override it if the typos in the current line were fixed, but it would be cool to have the option. Is this something we could possibly override with a command line parameter without needing to make a UI change?
There are rarely any compatibility issues between versions of the Dedicated Server Launcher, you can have a dozen of them at the same location, close the current one (don’t even need to stop the server), launch the new one, and it will just detect the running server and start managing it.
The one thing, is that if you are using the menu option to have the launcher starts when the system logs in, you may want to disable-enable that, else the next reboot will start the previous version, the one that was used to enable the auto start on loggin.
Maybe we could have a poll/community suggestion for the ideal sentence?
So the current one is:
Initiating a early shutdown since there are no player connected.
You suggest:
Shutting down early since no players are connected.
So my question to everybody else is: Are you fine with the new sentence, or can you think to something even better?
Thx for the reply. 
my vote:
No players are connected, initiating early shutdown. 
If I want to setup 2 servers for single-player use (Exiled Lands & Siptah), will I still need to alter the ports for the second one, given that I’ll never actually be running them both simultaneously?
If they are on the same machine and never run at the same time, you can use the same ports for both servers.
