I'm trying to the same thing. Using and NGINX proxy and I'm having the same issue. It would be nice if you select the protocol to use right from the website.

restart pufferd after updating config.json systemctl restart pufferd

/var/lib/pufferd/config.json

Extract the CS:S folders to ./garrysmod folder instead of placing the folder inside ./garrysmod/addons

Connect over FTP and upload them that way - you can't upload a folder using the file manager on the portal. You'll find your FTP details on the Server Overview. FileZilla is a good cross platform FTP client.

Everything worked. Thanks for your help :)

What are the permissions of the folder? Run ls -al and paste the output here

You'll need to go to your server, go to Remote Requests and then create a new OAuth Client Make note of the secret key that you'll see at the top, as well as the server id you'll see on the Remote Requests page. Unfortunately the API doesn't seem to support a restart command, but I'll see if I can make a PR to implement one. In the meantime the following script is rather hacky but will stop and then restart the server. https://gist.github.com/lukeberry99/70fc95a27bcc0d371ccceee1d754695f You'll need to edit the script and add your IP address/domain (include http://), your server id from the Remote Requests page, your secret, and your client id. You'll also a variable called DELAY - this is how long the script will wait after sending the stop command before issuing the start command, 10 seconds works for on a relatively small PaperMC server but may need tinkering. Let me know if this works for you, or if you need any help.

I thing the reason for this is that I was using debian 9, and debian 9 is not officially suported, now I'm using CentOS 7 without any problems.

@Seb said in The daemon is not reachable. (CentOS 7): Solved by messing with my config.json HOW What did you change? Which config.json was it? Did you do anything else, or was it just a single magical phrase you changed to make everything work?