Possible Router Issue
Alright, I had my server going good on a hub about a month or two ago. That was when we were all using 0.3.9 I think. Anyway, been having major problems lately and figured it was my router (just got a Microsoft MN-500 Wireless Base Station so my parents can hook their laptop up without wires, lazy arses if ya ask me, hehe). So I forwarded all of the required ports (been looking all around the forums, I think I have TOO MANY ports open, but oh well). I used to get the 10061 error in all the zone windows (boot5zones.bat). FYI, I fixed that by opening yet more ports. Now I have error 10060!! I'm posting EVERYTHING below for all you devs to look at. Thanks in advance.
LoginServer.ini Code:
[LoginServer] Code:
[Database] Code:
@echo off Code:
Using database 'eq' at localhost Code:
Using database 'eq' at localhost |
I found something very peculiar. As I was working on the server, I decided to try a method that worked for some others on the forums: to change the second set of IP addresses in Boot5zones.bat to 127.0.0.1. There were no errors on the server, but when I went to go log on, I got the 1017 error (loss of conneztion to patch server or something). Oddly, I was watching my server and several other people logged in an created accounts. It was cool looking at exactly what they were doing (in text), but I still could not log on through my own network. It's MY server on MY network, why won't this work!?!?
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Remove the account= and password= lines, so your login server block looks like this:
[LoginServer] loginserver=eqlogin1.eqemu.net loginserver2=eqlogin2.eqemu.net loginport=5999 loginport2=5999 worldname=Denton's Digital Crack locked=false worldaddress=YOUR_IP_HERE |
Thanks, I don't know if that was supposed to help or just make it more efficient. Anyway, I still cannot log on to my own server. I'm open for suggestions.
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Disregard...thought you were using minilogin. NM :)
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