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1. #SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS INSTALL#
2. #SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS MOD#
3. #SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS MODS#
4. #SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS PASSWORD#

Server commands (such as #login or #missions) are entered in the text chat box.

#SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS PASSWORD#

The admin password is in your server config file. To log in as admin, use the server command #login adminpassword. To get to the mission selection UI in this case, you must log in as admin and then use the server command #missions. The vast majority of server providers seem to have an empty mission cycle by default, which means you just get a blank loading screen on connection rather than the selection UI.

#SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS MOD#

Different servers have different names for these.Ĭlients must load the same Antistasi mod as the server. The mod should be loaded as a general mod (-mod), not as a server mod (-servermod). Only one Antistasi mod should be loaded at a time. Please consult the documentation available for your service or contact their support, if applicable. How exactly again is depending on your server setup.

When using FTP, make sure binary rather than text or auto transfer mode is selected. You can also upload the client workshop mod from your PC. Download the rar, unpack it and upload the content via FTP to your server. In case your server does not have this functionality, you likely have to upload the files manually to the server. In this case subscribe to the Antistasi Mod via your server. Some servers have the ability to directly subscribe to a Steam Workshop Item. How you go about this is depending on your server setup.

#SIDE MISSION SKIPPED REBEL COPS INSTALL#

Install the Antistasi Mod on your server.

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Prairie Fire CDLC:Īdded Factions with the Global Mobilisation CDLC (also requires the CUP mods to be loaded): Iranian state media said that Salehi, who like Moscow and Beijing has called for an internal resolution without foreign interference, was to meet Assad in Damascus on Wednesday and propose ways to resolve the Syrian crisis.Vanilla A3 CSAT Enoch (requires Contact DLC)Īdded Factions with the S.O.G. International powers seem to be equally deadlocked along old Cold War lines, with Western powers backing the Syrian opposition, and Russia and China blocking any U.N.-mandated intervention aimed at dislodging Assad. Egyptian officials did not say why no one else came in his place. Underlining the inherent tensions, Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister stayed away from the Cairo meeting of the contact group on Monday. Rebels say that Iranian forces are helping Assad militarily. Tehran has acknowledged having members of its security forces there, but only in an advisory role. Shi’ite Muslim power Iran has supported Assad, whose Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shi’ite Islam, has dominated the country for decades. Other Sunni Muslim countries in the region are also throwing their weight behind the mostly Sunni-led uprising in Syria. Saudi Arabia and Turkey are actively supporting Syrian rebels and are believed to be training them as well. Violence has intensified and spread across this large, pivotal Arab country and more than 200,000 refugees have flooded into neighbouring states. A United Nations mission pulled out most of its observers for similar reasons. The first, a regional Arab League group of observers, left in protest at a continued escalation of violence with little sign of political reform pledged by Assad. Two monitoring missions in Syria have already unravelled. “Salehi suggested the sending of observers from the four countries to monitor the cessation of violence, the conducting of dialogue, emphasising the need for a sense of integration and national unity and Syrian territory,” IRNA news agency reported. Iran has stuck by Assad while Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey have demanded the president step down. The new grouping is an awkward combination of supporters and opponents of the uprising. Given mutual mistrust within the quartet, it was unclear whether Salehi’s proposal had much prospect of success.