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No problem.

rcon wasn't working because it didn't pick up the variable in the config file, therefor it had no password, according to the text on your Teeworlds game. 

My only guess at this point is the first two lines of both of your config files may be confusing the server.  The "Setting value, setting2 value2" is part of the template telling you how to set variables.  It didn't make any sense to me either.

Delete those two lines, and give it another go.  Good luck!

Yes, name it autoexec.cfg and put it in the same folder as the server executable, OR specify the name in the Terminal (i.e.: /User/Desktop/teewords/teeworlds_srv -f franchan.cfg).  I just use the autoexec method; just run the server and it happens. 

Later, you can call up the map rotation and change it with the console once you're online.  Connect to your server in-game, hit F2 and type your password.  Then, type sv_maprotation to see the maps and then again type sv_maprotation ctf1 ctf2, etc.  Finally, type in sv_maprotation again to make sure it took.  You can change other settings to. 

The command list is on this website.  Go to the main Teeworlds.com page, Go to the Support tab and select Documentation.  In the Server section is all the information you'll need, unless you're using a mod.  In that case, many have added commands.

I think I see what he wants to do.  He wants to have a web form that allows people to start a new server to their specifications.  It's a very cool idea.

I think that you'd have to use php to accept the form output and create the flatfile and then use a shell command to load the server with the -f [randomly created filename].cfg.  That is how I would do it as the most documentation supports the configuration file.  The Teeworlds server doesn't seem to support command-line entered options except for -f (but I'm not certain).

Make sure that you put a limit on how many servers users can make, and / or require authenticated users on your site be the only ones who can make a server.  A way for the creator to shut down and reconfigure their own server would be good too.

I like the option for flags, if only to broadcast your lingual ability.

I agree with Azon 100%.  I considered asking for it because my server is frequently empty, but it would take away from the multiplayer human aspect of it. I could understand programming one bot for a much later version that is meant for a training mode.  That's all.