Releases & Source
Official HawkSync resources

Releases, source code and downloads

This page brings together the HawkSync GitLab project, its release feed, and the Devilish Services HawkSync Server Manager download centre. Live metadata loads after the page and is cached by the portal.

Repository

HawkSync source

Live
Open the HawkSync repositorygit.gatemy.work/mabate/HawkSync
Current package

Release 2.0.6

v2.0.6

Current stable release: 2.0.6, released 31 July 2026.

Live release notes and package assets are loaded from the official release feed when available.

Devilish Services

Devilish Services Downloads

Live

Official HawkSync 2.0.6 packages published through Devilish Services.

Hawksync-Multi-Server-Viewer-2.0.6.zip

Experimental

HawkSync Multi-Server Viewer is a lightweight device-management tool for viewing connected devices, checking status and monitoring activity from a simple interface. Extract it to the preferred location, run the executable as Administrator for in-game functions, and create a desktop shortcut if required.

543.90 KB 02.08.26 πŸ“₯ 5 downloads
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HawkSync-Self-Contained-v2.0.6.zip

Stable

The self-contained HawkSync Server Manager is a comprehensive tool for managing Delta Force: Black Hawk Down servers with real-time control, monitoring and automation. Extract it anywhere on the game server and run the executable as Administrator. Each game server needs its own HawkSync Server Manager instance.

51.08 MB 02.08.26 πŸ“₯ 4 downloads
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HawkSyncViewer-Self-Contained-v2.0.6.zip

Stable

HawkSync Viewer is a lightweight remote-administration tool for viewing connected servers, checking their status and monitoring activity. Extract it to the preferred location, run the executable as Administrator for in-game functions, and create a desktop shortcut if required.

48.56 MB 02.08.26 πŸ“₯ 1 download
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Safe update workflow

  1. Choose the official channel. Use the Devilish Services download centre for packaged builds or GitLab Releases for release metadata and assets.
  2. Back up first. Preserve HawkSync configuration, databases, playlists, logs and any custom server files before replacing an installation.
  3. Match the package. Select Server Manager or Remote Client and choose framework-dependent or self-contained packaging as documented on the installation page.
  4. Verify the package. Compare any published checksum or signature before running a downloaded executable.
  5. Review release notes. Check for changed runtime requirements, configuration keys, database migrations or breaking behaviour.