[cod] COD2 Linux Server Help Needed :)

[Ian mu]

Just thinking out loud still, have never dealt with portforwarding on
servers, but wouldn't you specify the "lan" IP (i.e something like
192.168.x.x) address on the +set net_ip x.x.x.x still rather than let it
take localhost (127.0.0.1) as the IP? Thats still my first thought that
looks wrong, but might just look wrong as never messed with that side.

Ian


On 3/11/06, Robert Jonker <robert.jonker at chello.nl> wrote:
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>  Hi Mike
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> That write protected warnings probably only mean that you have specified
> your ip and port in your config file. As your config file gets executed at
> the end of the server startup, it will tell you that it cannot change your
> IP anymore, cause the server is already started (by printing that write
> protected to the screen).
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> So, it means nothing J
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> Robert
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> *Van:* Mike @ The Hanger [mailto:mike at hanger.org.uk]
> *Verzonden:* zaterdag 11 maart 2006 2:37
> *Aan:* cod at icculus.org
> *Onderwerp:* RE: [cod] COD2 Linux Server Help Needed :)
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> OK... I tried it but it didnt work.  Thanks for the thought though
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> *From:* Ian mu [mailto:mu.llamas at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* 11 March 2006 01:19
> *To:* cod at icculus.org
> *Subject:* Re: [cod] COD2 Linux Server Help Needed :)
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> Sorry, no I meant with a space as thats how the hosts file is organised,
> it looks for an IP and name separated. In some games for example it "seems"
> to check its own hostname and then do a lookup on it, as counterintuitive as
> it sounds when it comes to the master servers. I've never tested that in
> cod/cod2 to see if its the same though, just wanted to give another avenue
> for thought.
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> It shouldn't lock you out whatever as a quick temp test (copy, then
> replace if wanted). Just generally don't have 127.0.0.1 missing etc, but
> I'm distracting again. If you don't feel comfortable doing it, definitely
> don't.
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> On 3/11/06, *Mike @ The Hanger* <mike at hanger.org.uk> wrote:
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> You mean add a line in hosts like this?  88.208.200.17.va-world.com?  The
> only thing I am thinking here is if I do that and it doesnt work then I
> could lock myself out of the server but not sure so i'm not gonna try.  Im
> sure the problem must lay somewhere else.
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> Maybe someone else that has a working hosted linux server could tell me
> what is in there hosts file?  Or maybe someone might spot something wrong
> with the output I get.
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> Cheers
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> Mike
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> (Off to bed now to grow my hair back, please feel free to reply to this
> with any more help)
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