FiveM Escrow System
FiveM Escrow is a robust system designed to safeguard assets for content creators by encrypting key resources. This advanced protection ensures your exclusive Cruze Store asset stays secure, preventing unauthorized access or bypass attempts. Below, you'll find an overview of common issues encountered when using this system, along with solutions to help you resolve them effectively.
Common Errors and Resolutions
Error: Failed to verify protected resource cs-resourceName
cs-resourceNameDescription: This error indicates that some files may have been corrupted during the upload process.
Potential Solutions:
Verify that all files, including the
.fxapfile, were uploaded to your server correctly. Some FTP clients may skip hidden or encrypted files.If you are using FileZilla and experiencing issues, consider switching to another FTP program like WinSCP for better reliability.
Error: You lack the required entitlement to use cs-resourceName
cs-resourceNameDescription: This error occurs when the FiveM server license key is not associated with the purchase account or if the server was not restarted after installing the resource.
Potential Solutions:
Confirm that the server's license key is linked to the FiveM account used to purchase the resource.
Restart your server to ensure the asset is fully registered and recognized.
Error: Syntax error </1> or similar
Description: A syntax error can be triggered by various factors, such as outdated server artifacts, modified encrypted code, or an incomplete server restart.
Potential Solutions:
Verify that you have not modified any encrypted files, as this will invalidate the resource.
Restart the server after installing the asset to ensure all changes are applied correctly.
By following these guidelines, you can quickly identify and resolve common issues with FiveM Escrow. For additional help or personalized support, reach out to your asset provider or consult the FiveM community.