We've even considered having to remove security features on our own accounts because each time SteamCMD has to re-run, we're forced to put in our 2fa credentials each time. We have to devise workarounds, scripts and more to keep re-trying SteamCMD for larger downloads. I run an ARMA server too and honestly, SteamCMD is borderline awful for us. It does however from your most recent log, look like it's timing out even with login details? Have you tried just typing your 2fa code into the blank space and hitting return when it's doing its 'time out' part? I've had that be successful at times.

should receive an If you monitor your download folder, are you getting some of the item downloaded each time? Often SteamCMD times out on large downloads as you're aware, but if you keep retrying, it'll finally get to the end as long as you're using +validate.

execute /usr/games/steamcmd +login user +workshop_download_item 107410 583496184 validate +quit.

Steamclient.cpp (779) : Assertion Failed: bufRet.TellPut() = sizeof(uint8)ĬWorkThreadPool::~CWorkThreadPool: work processing queue not empty: 2 items discarded. ERROR! Timeout downloading item 583496184./common/pipes.cpp (774) : Assertion Failed: stalled cross-thread pipe Loading Steam API./steamnetworkingsockets/clientlib/steamnetworkingsockets_lowlevel.cpp (117) : Assertion Failed: SteamDatagramTransportLock held for 176.7ms! Steam Console Client (c) Valve Corporation

Redirecting stderr to '/home/steam/.steam/logs/stderr.txt' Ideally, it should be closer to your actual physical location, but feel free to experiment./usr/games/steamcmd +login user +workshop_download_item 107410 583496184 validate +quit Then, use the pull-down menu under Download Region to change the default region. Follow by switching to the Downloads tab. To do that, open the Steam menu and select Settings. Hence, try picking a different download region. Living in a region with high Stream traffic can impede downloads or even cause them to get stuck completely. Disable any active virtual private networks (VPNs).Pause any active downloads or video streams in other devices connected to the same network.

Pause any active downloads or video streams in other programs.Switch to a wired connection (if possible).Move your computer closer to the router or access point.If you notice unusually low speeds, try these fixes: Try using a speed checking service such as or to ensure that nothing’s wrong with your internet connection.

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