Install Concierge
Diagnose your install.
Answer three things, paste the error if you have one, and get a grounded read. Live products get full install and troubleshooting support; products still in development give a pre-purchase compatibility check only. Secrets are stripped before anything is diagnosed — the box warns you, and the server strips again as a floor.
1 · Which product?
Live — full install + troubleshooting support. Escrow: escrowed core, open config.
2 · Your framework
3 · Where are you stuck?
4 · Paste the error (optional but faster)
Before you paste — redact your secrets
Never paste database passwords, your sv_licenseKey, API keys, Discord tokens, or full connection strings. We strip anything that looks like a secret server-side before it is diagnosed, displayed, or stored — but the safest secret is the one that never leaves your server. Paste the error lines, not the whole config.
Diagnosis · TitleLock Garage (vf_garage)
Sample diagnosis — engine is live in code (63/63 tests)A resource called oxmysql before it started (or oxmysql failed to start).
Likely cause
A resource called oxmysql before it started (or oxmysql failed to start). oxmysql must be ensured before anything that queries the DB.
Fix steps
Files to check
server.cfg (resource start order)Correct ensure order — real commands, never invented
Do NOT touch
Do not edit the encrypted core of TitleLock Garage (vf_garage) — only its open config and locale files are editable. Editing an escrowed file breaks Cfx asset-escrow verification and requires a re-download.
Don't remove or edit other resources to force this one to load — fix the load order / config instead.
Don't hand-edit database rows to work around the error before the root cause is fixed.
Never paste secrets (DB password, sv_licenseKey, API tokens) into support; rotate anything already shared — the values were redacted before storage.
Redacted server-side: DB_CONNECTION_STRING ×1 · IP_ADDRESS ×1. If any of these were real, rotate them now.
Sources — every step traces to a real doc
Did this fix it?
This is a deterministic, doc-grounded read — not a promise your server is working. You confirm what's fixed; we never claim it for you.