World wont load

:$:Hello Ragezone:

I only have one prob here:
My world wont let me INN:
I mange to create account and create character, but when i try to login to the world its just keep saying "Connecting, Please wait".. it just stay there..

I used this files http://forum.ragezone.com/f724/make-...er-v17-855965/

Hope somebody help me what to do or to fix..

It looks like your Neuz executable is using port 5400 instead of 15400, but I'm not entirely sure that this is the problem. You could give it a try.

http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/5...rdflyffneu.png

Oh, just downloaded those server files you're using, and they use port 5400 in the cacheserver, so try changing 5400 to 15400 in CacheServer.ini (Neuz should still be using port 15400!)

If that fails, look for any application that might be using port 15400, other than your executables from the flyff server.

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Originally Posted by Maples

It looks like your Neuz executable is using port 5400 instead of 15400, but I'm not entirely sure that this is the problem. You could give it a try.

http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/5...rdflyffneu.png

Oh, just downloaded those server files you're using, and they use port 5400 in the cacheserver, so try changing 5400 to 15400 in CacheServer.ini (Neuz should still be using port 15400!)

If that fails, look for any application that might be using port 15400, other than your executables from the flyff server.

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ok thanks ^^ il follow ur guide

oh nice. it work, i change the .ini to ur suggested port..
thanks +1 for you ^_^

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Originally Posted by Levixavier

That problem is so simple. Next time, you should follow the tutorials slowly but surely so that future errors won't occur.

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I've watched the tutorial he used, nowhere the port in CacheServer.ini was being changed (the creator of the video already did this before, but not in the video). How could he have known that he had to put 15400 as the port in the file? It wasn't in the tutorial. Anyways, glad this problem is solved.

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Originally Posted by Maples

I've watched the tutorial he used, nowhere the port in CacheServer.ini was being changed (the creator of the video already did this before, but not in the video). How could he have known that he had to put 15400 as the port in the file? It wasn't in the tutorial. Anyways, glad this problem is solved.

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yes indeed i didnt see in the tut..
thanks for the info, im learning now ^^