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How to Set Up a FiveM Server on Linux VPS – Fast and Easy Setting up a FiveM server on a Linux Virtual Private Server (VPS) offers performance, stability, and cost-effectiveness for hosting your Grand Theft Auto V roleplay or custom game modes. This guide focuses on a fast and easy setup, assuming you have basic Linux command-line familiarity. *Prerequisites:* 1. *Linux VPS:* Choose a VPS provider (e.g., OVH, DigitalOcean, Linode) with sufficient CPU (at least 2 cores), RAM (minimum 4GB, 8GB+ recommended for larger servers), and disk space (SSD recommended). Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 LTS is a popular choice for the OS. 2. *SSH Client:* PuTTY for Windows, or the built-in terminal for macOS/Linux. 3. *Basic Linux Knowledge:* Navigating directories, running commands. *Step 1: Connect to Your VPS via SSH* Open your SSH client. Enter your VPS's IP address and connect. Log in using your root credentials or a user with sudo privileges. *Step 2: Update Your System* It's crucial to start with an updated system. `sudo apt update` `sudo apt upgrade -y` *Step 3: Install Required Dependencies* FiveM requires specific packages to run. `sudo apt install curl git tar unzip -y` `sudo apt install procps -y` (often already installed, but good to ensure) *Step 4: Create a Dedicated User (Recommended for Security)* Running FiveM as root is a security risk. Create a new user: `sudo adduser fivemuser` (follow prompts to set password, etc.) `sudo usermod -aG sudo fivemuser` (optional, gives sudo access if needed, remove for stricter security) `su - fivemuser` (switch to the new user) *Step 5: Download and Extract FiveM Server Files* Navigate to the user's home directory or a preferred location. `mkdir ~/fivem` `cd ~/fivem` *Download FXServer:* Get the latest recommended FXServer build. Visit the official FiveM Artifacts page (artifacts.fivem.net/artifactory/fivem/build\_proot\_linux/master/) and copy the direct download link for the latest recommended version (e.g., `fx.tar.xz`). `curl -o fx.tar.xz [PASTE_FXSERVER_DOWNLOAD_LINK_HERE]` (replace placeholder with actual link) `tar -xf fx.tar.xz` `rm fx.tar.xz` (optional, remove the archive file) *Step 6: Download and Configure cfx-server-data* This contains the basic server configuration files. `cd ~/fivem` (ensure you are in the fivem directory) `git clone https://github.com/citizenfx/cfx-serv... fx-server-data` *Step 7: Obtain Your FiveM Server License Key* You need a license key to run a FiveM server. Go to `keymaster.fivem.net`. Log in with your FiveM account. Click "Register a new server." Fill in the details (Server IP is your VPS IP, Server Type is VPS, Server Provider is your VPS host). Copy your generated license key. *Step 8: Create a Basic Server Configuration File* Navigate into your `fx-server-data` directory. `cd fx-server-data` `nano server.cfg` (or `vim server.cfg`) Paste the following basic configuration, replacing placeholders: ``` endpoint_add_tcp "0.0.0.0:30120" endpoint_add_udp "0.0.0.0:30120" sv_maxclients 48 sv_hostname "My Awesome FiveM Server" sets tags "default, basic" sv_licenseKey "YOUR_FIVE_M_LICENSE_KEY_HERE" ``` *Save and Exit:* For Nano: Ctrl+X, then Y, then Enter. For Vim: Press Esc, then type `:wq` and Enter. *Step 9: Open Firewall Ports* FiveM uses port 30120 by default. If your VPS has a firewall (like ufw), open the port. `sudo ufw allow 30120/tcp` `sudo ufw allow 30120/udp` `sudo ufw enable` (if not already enabled, confirm with y) `sudo ufw status` (to verify) *Step 10: Start Your FiveM Server* Navigate back to your main FiveM directory. `cd ~/fivem` `bash ./run.sh +exec fx-server-data/server.cfg` Your server should start. You'll see logs scrolling. You can minimize your SSH window or use `screen` for persistent sessions. *To keep the server running after closing SSH (recommended):* `sudo apt install screen -y` `screen -S fivemserver` Now, inside the screen session, run: `bash ./run.sh +exec fx-server-data/server.cfg` To detach from the screen session (server keeps running): Ctrl+A, then D. To reattach: `screen -r fivemserver` *To Stop the Server:* If running in a screen session, reattach, then press Ctrl+C. If running directly, press Ctrl+C. Your FiveM server should now be running and accessible\! Players can connect using your VPS IP address and port 30120. \#FiveMServer \#LinuxVPS \#GTAVRoleplay