Sadly not yet! I haven't gotten the server working yet.
This might be of some interest, it's supposed to be how to redirect the client to use the local server: some doubts '-'
Sadly not yet! I haven't gotten the server working yet.
This might be of some interest, it's supposed to be how to redirect the client to use the local server: some doubts '-'
Server files can also be downloaded at: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:34D191C73BCC1ECE...ync.com%3a6969
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Sorry man, I can't seem to get the server working. I really do want to help, but I'm afraid I'm not as far along as you, yet. Do you happen to know anything about the error message "........connect database 127.0.0.1:/hko failed"? I get that generally when attempting to start the server, I've already got MySQL running with the username and password in the server config.
Thank you!
Hibba
Last edited by hibba; 15-11-18 at 08:11 AM. Reason: Updated link
Here's what I did to resolve the "........connect database 127.0.0.1:/hko failed"?" error.
First, I changed the port of the MySQL server to be 3307. The specific port isn't particularly important, but it's best to set it higher than the port for the game server.
I then went into the config.xml file and edited the portion labelled under "DISPATCH" to reflect this change. The dispatch part of the file determines which port the game server will start trying to connect to the database on. Change the dispatch port to be the same as your MySQL server. By default, that's 3306, but I didn't want both servers on the same port.
Then I went into my router and configured it to forward all packets coming out of port 3306 to port 3307.
However now I'm getting a different error with the server. For whatever reason, just saying "Added client form (host ip) on (date/time)". Obviously replacing host ip and date/time with the relevant information.
It's not saying that it failed to connect to the database, it just displays that, then hangs indefinitely.
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I would like to add, that for some reason port forwarding is required even if you are hosting both the database and the game server on the same machine. I do not know why, but for whatever reason, it will still attempt to go through your router even if the config file points to the same machine that it's being hosted on.
Last edited by PyroSamurai; 20-04-20 at 06:51 AM. Reason: formatting
@SkaterGirl8 Did you ever get it fully functional, and were you using a 32-bit system?