Services are now mostly functional

[ExoticTurtle]

This thread is not an extension of my first thread, rather, has been appropriated in respect to the subject change now relevant to two exclusive channels:
ChatNode_01
AgentShop_01

I'd like to express my gratitude in advance to any that are willing and able to help. I've struggled with feedback in my first thread as a new member in this forum community and evidently, needed to commit hours lonesome (resolving my initial problem). I do appreciate golddragooon for his response though I'd already encountered it prior to his post.

**I've tried my best utilizing the search function and browsing old discussions, however, cannot arrive at a solution. Therefore, please help me as this is not a matter of being indolent.

By fixing network problems, the CentOS installed on a separate computer (virtual machine) is now able to ping my Windows computer successfully. By fixing ini's to default settings, all services are running other than the two above (ChatNode_01 & AgentShop_01).

I've included my logs below that have been condensed.
Log Text Files (MediaFire)

[MentaL]

[Dens666]

it's not .ini problems, leave them by default.

Check this out, gonna help you.
http://forum.ragezone.com/f460/fix-s...ailed-1089943/

[ExoticTurtle]

I've encountered your thread (earlier) but didn't think it would be this simple of an error. Though, I encountered an interpretation issue.

change CHMOD to 777 on this script.http://saintcabal.com/upload/ragezone/cabal_start.txt

Currently using Extornia's Repack with chmod 0700. Could you re-explain this part of your tutorial?

it's not .ini problems, leave them by default.

Check this out, gonna help you.
http://forum.ragezone.com/f460/fix-s...ailed-1089943/

[Dens666]

Open this url: http://saintcabal.com/upload/ragezone/cabal_start.txt
Copy the content -> create .sh file in /home/cabal -> put that content there -> save & close.
Go terminal type command: chmod 777 /home/cabal/<your sh name here>

.ini files leave by default, just type service cabal config -> fill all needed info and that's all from editing .inis.

Come on man, you looks very smart, the way you write those posts.
You can handle it, it's pretty easy.