Where do I find a build link?

On docs.fivem.net/docs/server-download: copy the "recommended" build link (it contains "number-hash").

Are my resources and server.cfg affected?

No, as long as the binaries folder is separate from the data folder (server-data). The script still backs up the binaries folder if the option is ticked.

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FXServer artifact updater

Generate the Linux (bash) or Windows (PowerShell) script that downloads a recommended, latest or specific FXServer build, with backup.

Last updated: 10/9/2026

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Documentation

Target

System

Selection mode

Download link or "number-hash"

Used in manual mode only. Format: build number, dash, 40-character hash.

Paths and service

Server binaries folder

Empty = $HOME/FXServer/server (Linux) or C:\FXServer\server (Windows).

systemd service (Linux)

Back up the old folder

update-fxserver.txt

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#!/bin/bash
# Generated by games-tools.game-rank.com : FXServer artifact update (Linux)
set -euo pipefail
DIR="$HOME/FXServer/server"
# Paste a build (<build>-<hash>) or a download link in the tool first.
URL="REPLACE_WITH_ARTIFACT_URL"
sudo systemctl stop fivem || true
[ -d "$DIR" ] && cp -a "$DIR" "$DIR.bak-$(date +%F)"
mkdir -p "$DIR" && cd "$DIR"
wget -q -O fx.tar.xz "$URL"
tar xf fx.tar.xz && rm fx.tar.xz
sudo systemctl start fivem

Server installation guideNo server yet? Install it locally or on a VPS / dedicated server, ports and firewall included.

How to use FXServer artifact updater?

Artifacts are the FiveM server (FXServer) builds. Cfx.re publishes a stable "recommended" build; this tool writes the script that downloads the one you choose and restarts the service.

Choose your system: Linux (bash + systemd) or Windows (PowerShell).
"manual" mode: copy the "recommended" build link from docs.fivem.net/docs/server-download and paste it (or its "number-hash"). "recommended" / "latest" modes: the script queries the changelog API itself when it runs.
Enter the server folder (the one containing run.sh or FXServer.exe) and, on Linux, the systemd service name.
Copy or download the script, read it, then run it (Linux: rename it to .sh; Windows: .ps1).
Check the version in the server console or in txAdmin, then test a connection.

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