You got apache and everything on?
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You got apache and everything on?
Yep, and I can get to the registration site, just not PWAdmin or Iweb. :/
I thought I addressed the iweb issue.. I will put more up about that. rename iweb-newest to iweb and rename iweb to something else
I get that iweb and pwadmin don't work fully but I can't get to either of them at all.
I'd really love to get this release working as I'm using the dragonnetwork one at the minute and it's doing my head in. So many little bugs and problems with it.
Anyway, I really like 343's old server and this release seemed nice in keeping the style.
I can set up 343's 1.3.6. server in no time at all, worked perfectly right away, but once I copied the 1.4.4 files over nothing worked any more.
I hold my hand up and say I'm a noob at this but this is the only guide I could understand fully (well I thought so lol), but obviously I've done something wrong but I have no idea what. Any ideas where I should start checking? Or what I'm looking for :/
install 1.3.6 343Quote:
Originally Posted by McVinster
change IPs in
try to start serverCode:/etc/hosts (don't edit this file in newest 343 release, april 2012)
/opt/lampp/htdocs/config.php
/opt/apache-tomcat-5.5.28/2/webapps/pwAdmin/WEB-INF/.userconfig.jsp
check if PWAdmin worksCode:./start.sh
if works, stop serverthen mount 1.4.4 server files in VM and copy everything just like you did for 343 releaseCode:./stop.sh
don't change anything in /pwserver/authd/table.xmlCode:mount /dev/cdrom /cdrom
cd /cdrom
cp -R * /
and you should have server working at once
after that you should be able to run server
first runnow you can chceck if PWAdmin works it shouldCode:./start.sh
to run services and world map run this
starting services and maps does not work in PWAdmin cause PWAdmin by default tries to start maps that are stored in PWServer and with new server files you want to start maps that are stored in pwserverCode:cd /pwserver
./start_min.sh
so inside
opt\apache-tomcat-5.5.28\2\webapps\pwAdmin\WEB-INF\.pwadminconf.jsp
change
String pw_server_path = "/PWServer/";
to
String pw_server_path = "/pwserver/";
and then you can start maps and services from PWAdmin
PWAdmin should work even without my fix
GL
Quote:
Originally Posted by Psytrac
don't worry i've been away too, got busy at university
as for iweb i get blank page on port 8080
i will try what you said to change iweb.newest to iweb and iweb to something else
also
do i need to change anything in /etc/hosts.pw or iweb.conf?
i will edit soon with my results
so i did change names of those folders to iweb = iweb2 and iweb.newest = iweb
and i still get blank page
i guess I'm not doing something i should
iWeb works with 343 newest release, april 2012
I can't find the file at /opt/apache-tomcat-5.5.28/2/webapps/pwAdmin/WEB-INF/.userconfig.jsp
Guess that's my problem? I'll try instead to change IPs on the list from hrace's server config.
Note the preceeding >.< (DOT) at the very beginning of the file name. If you want to edit it, one way would be to use the command:Quote:
Originally Posted by McVinster
nano .userconfig.jsp
If you are expecting to see it in a directory listing you will not (since anything starting with >.< will not show unless you use "ls -a")
Yep, tried editing it through nano first, it just created a new file.Quote:
Originally Posted by 343
Did you add this file in an updated release because I think mine is quite old. Anyway something's gone wrong with the file so I'm going to re-download as that can't hurt :)
Yea I guess you could consider it 'newer', I know it's not like it just got added in the most recent (but I'd still say it's "newer"). So if you have an old release, now would be an excellent time to update. I just put out an update to the entire package for the one year anniversary of its initial release :wink:
I do not keep 'changelogs' but it has a LOT more to offer (including many new dungeons) :):
Spoiler:
Thanks 343 and aarran and of course Psytrac, everything seems to be working smoothly!
Likes given where appropriate, I'm now a happy kitty. :thumbup:
Hi hope u got it sorted outQuote:
Originally Posted by McVinster
I was also using older but not that old release and i got only pwAdmin working
I downloaded and tested newest version and now pwAdmin and iWeb is working i will update soon my previous post
also in the newest 343 release there is no need to edit hosts file
edit
ops I didn't update page^^ glad u got it :)
First of all I want to thank 343 and everyone else in the multiple threads that have provided many answers, I now have my server up and running and everything has been working with no probs. I still have yet to get an iweb up for players to register ( i think thats the purpose of iweb) and to get my client to connect to my server. I changed the server file in my pwi element/userdata/server but it still brings up the retail servers. If i could fix this i would be golden / set. Any help? I have searched for hours and i find things that come close but in the end the posts i have found are for something entirely different. thanks for any replies.
P.S. Ill create an in depth but easy to use noob guide for those running ubuntu on VMware and cant figure this out soon as i have gotten it to work both ways thru mbr and thru VMware ^^. Hope thats ok with you guys.
Edit the serverlist in your client/patcher/server folder will do the trick, i too am stumped on the iweb issue :ehh:Quote:
Originally Posted by sxymxd84
tyvm, I guess i just missed that folder (dunno how) but thank you so very much. now to try and write a website for users to register (like the vendetta site) and get it set up to have users connect from WAN (i have it set up right just not working, sigh troubleshooting time)
The basic registration website works for me on this release.
go to http://[your IP or redirect here]/register minus the brackets of course.
I use no-ip.org as a re-direct as it's free and really easy to set up.
It's a really simple website and not all of it works because of the changes in 144 but registration should work, then you can always edit the website to how you want it to look.