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When I try to install the repack, it can't connect to dev.extornia.com|199.195.249.80|:80. It sends a HTTP but does not receive anything. After 20 tries it just give is up. Is this one so important or not? If yes, how to fix this problem?

I use the new Repack of it.

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Huh? :O i did not saw this message before, strange :|

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Originally Posted by S37uP!Update

Huh? :O i did not saw this message before, strange :|

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I did not had this error when I tried to install it the first time. After I deleted CentOS and made a new one, this one pops up every single time when I am at this point. xD

Then you did something wrong on your CentOS install, better to reinstall it again, and pay attention more then you did last time:)

My VPS expired. I'm unable to renew it.

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Originally Posted by Extornia

My VPS expired. I'm unable to renew it.

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That means ? Can we still use the repack or do we have to install it with other files or tutorials ?

Greetings
MOT7

Remove or edit the line 50 from the cabal_install.sh,
wget --directory /root -N http://dev.extornia.com/.bash_profile

Manually edit the /root/.bash_profile

Spoiler:

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# .bash_profile

# Get the aliases and functions
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
        . ~/.bashrc
fi

# User specific environment and startup programs

PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin

export PATH
unset USERNAME

echo -e "\n\033[1;36mWelcome,\033[0m"
echo -e "\033[1;32mYou are running Extornia's Repack, version v1.00!\033[0m"
echo -e "\033[1;34mAvailable commands: service cabal {start|stop|restart|reload|status|config}\033[0m\n"
echo -e "\033[1;38mCurrent status of server:\033[0m"
service cabal status
echo ""

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Originally Posted by Extornia

My VPS expired. I'm unable to renew it.

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Originally Posted by MOT7

That means ? Can we still use the repack or do we have to install it with other files or tutorials ?

Greetings
MOT7

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@4pLay
Maybe i don't understand what you wanna show me... everything works ?
files up againg ? or they aren't needed ?

sry, for the dumb question, this information is extremely important for me, so i don't wanna misinterpret your screens!

Greetings
MOT7

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Originally Posted by MOT7

@4pLay
Maybe i don't understand what you wanna show me... everything works ?
files up againg ? or they aren't needed ?

sry, for the dumb question, this information is extremely important for me, so i don't wanna misinterpret your screens!

Greetings
MOT7

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Got The Files Freshly Downloaded And Freshly Installed.

I can't port forward any ports. I know how to do it, but it just won't open. I'm getting real tired of it now. With every ps I wanna setup there is always that port forward that just won't work. Anyone any tips?

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Originally Posted by mrholiday

I can't port forward any ports. I know how to do it, but it just won't open. I'm getting real tired of it now. With every ps I wanna setup there is always that port forward that just won't work. Anyone any tips?

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Does Your Router Have A Loop Back?! If Not, Try To Search Around Here Regarding Ports I Remember Readin' Somethin' Bout' Them Damn' Ports...

I checked it with a website called gro (or something like that). It said that my ports (when forwarded) are stealthy and I can't find any solution for turning that one into open. :'(

Edit:

When I port forwarded it again, it still says it's closed. But the programs are running.

Fixed the connection to the database and the ports. That's working for now. The only problem is the ports from the server itself. It seems it can't open up those ones because he doesn't see the application while it's running.

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Originally Posted by mrholiday

Fixed the connection to the database and the ports. That's working for now. The only problem is the ports from the server itself. It seems it can't open up those ones because he doesn't see the application while it's running.

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Have You Tried Forwarding Ports From Your CentOS? That Is If Your Using NAT Network There You Can Forward Ports.