txAdmin v8.0: what changed for FiveM/RedM server admins

If you run a FiveM or RedM server, chances are you deal with txAdmin every day — it’s the control panel used by the vast majority of roleplay servers. Version 8.0, released on March 11, 2025, brings a handful of changes worth knowing before your next update.

Headline changes

• Settings page rewritten in React, with a new restart-scheduling dialog (12h or 24h format) and a built-in changelog viewer to track your own configuration history.
• Custom login page: txAdmin now auto-detects your project’s icon and name and displays them on its own login screen — a small but nice branding touch for your server.
• Richer diagnostics: the reason behind a restart or crash is now surfaced more clearly across the server status card, the live console, and the terminal.
• Scheduled restarts now automatically skip if they fall within two hours of a previous shutdown.
• Added uptime tracking on the status card, new cls/clear console commands, and a fix for an in-game player list desync bug.

A technical heads-up: environment variables

txAdmin v8.0 introduces new TXHOST_* environment variables that replace the old command-line ConVars used to configure the port or txData location. The official changelog is explicit: admins still relying on the old ConVars for those settings should migrate, since they’re expected to stop working in an upcoming update.

Another prerequisite to check before updating: txAdmin v8.0 requires an FXServer artifact version 13227 or higher.

Why it matters to us — and to you

At KEOPS Studios, every script and MLO we build is designed to run on up-to-date servers — a recent txAdmin/FXServer base means fewer surprises at install time. If you run your own roleplay server, now’s a good time to check your version before installing new products.

Based on the official changelog from March 11, 2025. Always check the current version on the Cfx.re forum before a production update.