Creating a FiveM server

Creating the root folder

• Create a folder on your Linux machine with the following command: mkdir server, you can call this folder whatever you want, I will call it "server" for now.
• Now go to that directory using the cd command: cd server
• Once again, create a folder, this one we will call "FXServer". I also recommend to leave the name like that as it's used very often. cd FXServer

Installing

• Because we are already in the FXServer folder now, we will perform the following command, its the wget command in Linux which is essentially a command-line utility for downloading files from the web.
• On your PC you need to browse to this (opens in a new tab) url. Here you should find the artifact with the highest number. Right click this artifact and press "Copy link"
• We will be combining the wget command and the URL we just copied to install the artifacts to our Linux machine.
• Go back to your Linux machine, type wget in your terminal followed by the URL you just copied, in my case this is: this one (opens in a new tab)
• It should look like this
• If you press Enter, you will see that your Linux machine will start installing fx.tar.xz to the FXServer folder.
• If performed correctly, this should be the result.

Checking if the artifact has been installed

• To make sure that we actually installed the artifact correctly, we run the command ls, which lists all files/folders in a directory. this should be the result.

Extracting the tar file

• In the command line you type the following command: tar xf fx.tar.xz, now press Enter. This command unpacks the archived content of the tar file.
• Now you should have 2 extra items here, a folder called alpine and a file called run.sh like this
• Once we have verified that we have alpine and run.sh, we can safely delete fx.tar.xz using the following command: rm fx.tar.xz. If you type ls again, it should only show the alpine folder and the run.sh file. see

Starting the FXServer

• In the Linux terminal type the following: ./run.sh
• You will now see the following: here

Accessing txAdmin on the web

• For this step it is required to have the txAdmin port forwarded, by default this is 40120.

• To acces txAdmin on the web you will need to browse to http://ip:40120

• If you did that, you will now see the following page: like this

• In the console that just opened after starting run.sh you will find a pin consisting of 4 digits. You need to fill these 4 digits in on the txAdmin webpage.

• Click Link Account

• If you do not have one, create a Cfx.re account, if you have one, click Continue

• Now you should see the following, create a password, confirm it 1 more time, accept the "Creator PLA" and click "Register"

• Once you are at this page click "Go to the setup page!" in the top left corner.
• Click "Next"
• Make a short server name for txAdmin
• Click Popular recipes
• Click CFX Default FiveM
• On the "Data Location" step just click "Save"
• Finally click "Go to recipe deployer"
• Click "Next"

Cfx Portal

• Now you will need your Cfx (opens in a new tab) license key
• Click Sign in with Cfx.re
• In the navigation bar of the Portal, click Servers
• Click the button that says "Generate key", it should look like this
• Display name: Whatever you want, we will call it "Test Server" for now.
• It should now look like this
• Click "Generate".
• On the "Server Registration Keys" section you will find your newly created Cfx license key. Hover over your new key and find the "copy" button under "actions" like as shown here

txAdmin

• Go back to txAdmin and paste the key, then click "Run Recipe".
• Once the recipe is done executing, click "Next".
• Scroll down and click "Save & Run Server".
• If you have forwarded the port 30120 for FXServer, you should now be able to join the server!