Changing from local to public
I finished making my server following this tutorial: How to make your own Perfect World 1.4.5 Server (HD) - YouTube
I only have 2 Major issues and 2 minor issues
Major Issues:
1) How do I transfer from local to public for my server so that others can join?
2) All monsters don't have a level, they are Orange and the level shows up as (?)
Minor Issues:
1) The Server in the vBox.. is Spanish (It's actually no big deal at all, I can live with it)
2) Some mounts don't work
Re: Changing from local to public
major:
1: search the forums, there are descriptions of how to do it.
2: level 150 mobs are "?" which means they were all modified
minor:
1: it's portueguese
2: which mounts don't?
Re: Changing from local to public
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Originally Posted by
Psytrac
major:
1: search the forums, there are descriptions of how to do it.
2: level 150 mobs are "?" which means they were all modified
minor:
1: it's portueguese
2: which mounts don't?
1) I already searched the forums, the only support people gave in some threads looked like this: http://puu.sh/32Cft.png
Maybe I missed a thread, you never know, but I looked pretty hard on google and on the forums before making this thread.
2) How do I change them back
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I can live with it for now, but the thing I am wanting to really focus on is getting it public.
gamesys.conf File: /PWServer/glind/gamesys.conf - Pastebin.com
Client Server List: http://puu.sh/32Ej4.png
Port Forwarding: http://puu.sh/32EkA.png
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Visionary
That actually did help a bit, now I know I need to get no-ip. I still don't know what to change in these 3 things to make it public..
gamesys.conf File: /PWServer/glind/gamesys.conf - Pastebin.com
Client Server List: http://puu.sh/32Ej4.png
Port Forwarding: http://puu.sh/32EkA.png
I don't even know if I port forwarded correctly
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192.168.1.8 is your local IP address. Go to What's My IP Address? Networking Tools & More and use the ip address found there instead. This is assuming you're hosting your server on your own network.
Your pastebin link doesn't work. The port forwarding looks okay. Might need to reconfigure your firewall though if you're using one.
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The current server you're using... is a copy of another server currently online. I have taken their data files and tested them and they do make the mounts work. I will not and I REFUSE to Post that servers name on this forum as it would be pointless to give them free advertisement. If you look at the Basic gshop and the little (Chest) it has the name. Just download that server, copypaste the configs and models from their into yours, or if you're really up to it, unpack theirs and yours using the unpackers in the pwdev tools and repack their files into yours. Easiest fix I've come across for that server. ( I don't condone doing this as I see it as stealing, but it does work.)
Re: Changing from local to public
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Originally Posted by
Bradley Mallory
The current server you're using... is a copy of another server currently online. I have taken their data files and tested them and they do make the mounts work. I will not and I REFUSE to Post that servers name on this forum as it would be pointless to give them free advertisement. If you look at the Basic gshop and the little (Chest) it has the name. Just download that server, copypaste the configs and models from their into yours, or if you're really up to it, unpack theirs and yours using the unpackers in the pwdev tools and repack their files into yours. Easiest fix I've come across for that server. ( I don't condone doing this as I see it as stealing, but it does work.)
Thats not my main issue though, thanks for suggesting but I don't wanna steal others work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Visionary
192.168.1.8 is your local IP address. Go to
What's My IP Address? Networking Tools & More and use the ip address found there instead. This is assuming you're hosting your server on your own network.
Your pastebin link doesn't work. The port forwarding looks okay. Might need to reconfigure your firewall though if you're using one.
So I just change all my local IP's to my main IP from whatsmyip.org ? I don't use a firewall, its annoying. I just want to know if my port forwarding is good and what files I need to change my IP in.
Here is the broken link: /PWServer/glind/gamesys.conf - Pastebin.com
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Code:
[GLinkServer1]
type = tcp
port = 29020
address = 10.0.0.95
so_sndbuf = 12288
so_rcvbuf = 12288
ibuffermax = 16384
obuffermax = 65536
tcp_nodelay = 0
listen_backlog = 10
accumulate = 131072
max_users = 3000
halflogin_users = 6000
sender_interval = 200000
accumu_packets = 32768
mtrace = /tmp/m_trace.link
compress = 0
close_discard = 1
urgency_support = 1
version=10405
[GLinkServer2]
type = tcp
port = 29001
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 12288
so_rcvbuf = 12288
ibuffermax = 16384
obuffermax = 65536
tcp_nodelay = 0
listen_backlog = 10
accumulate = 131072
max_users = 3000
halflogin_users = 6000
sender_interval = 200000
accumu_packets = 32768
mtrace = /tmp/m_trace.link
compress = 0
close_discard = 1
urgency_support = 1
version=10405
[GLinkServer3]
type = tcp
port = 29002
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 12288
so_rcvbuf = 12288
ibuffermax = 16384
obuffermax = 65536
tcp_nodelay = 0
listen_backlog = 10
accumulate = 131072
max_users = 3000
halflogin_users = 6000
sender_interval = 200000
accumu_packets = 32768
mtrace = /tmp/m_trace.link
compress = 0
close_discard = 1
urgency_support = 1
version=10405
[GLinkServer4]
type = tcp
port = 29003
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 12288
so_rcvbuf = 12288
ibuffermax = 16384
obuffermax = 65536
tcp_nodelay = 0
listen_backlog = 10
accumulate = 131072
max_users = 3000
halflogin_users = 6000
sender_interval = 200000
accumu_packets = 32768
mtrace = /tmp/m_trace.link
compress = 0
close_discard = 1
urgency_support = 1
version=10405
[GDeliveryClient]
type = tcp
port = 29100
address = 127.0.0.1
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1048576
obuffermax = 1048576
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[GProviderServer1]
type = tcp
port = 29301
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1048576
obuffermax = 1048576
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[GProviderServer2]
type = tcp
port = 29302
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1048576
obuffermax = 1048576
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[GProviderServer3]
type = tcp
port = 29303
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1048576
obuffermax = 1048576
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[GProviderServer4]
type = tcp
port = 29304
address = 0.0.0.0
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1048576
obuffermax = 1048576
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[GFactionClient]
type = tcp
port = 29500
address = 127.0.0.1
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 1638400
obuffermax = 1638400
tcp_nodelay = 0
accumulate = 268435456
[LogclientClient]
type = udp
port = 11100
address = 127.0.0.1
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 65536
obuffermax = 1048576
accumulate = 1048576
[LogclientTcpClient]
type = tcp
port = 11101
address = 127.0.0.1
so_sndbuf = 65536
so_rcvbuf = 65536
ibuffermax = 65536
obuffermax = 1048576
accumulate = 1048576
[ThreadPool]
threads = (1,3)(100,1)(101,1)(0,1)
max_queuesize = 1048576
prior_strict = 1
This is mine: 10.0.0.95 is the ip you need to change
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So I would change the ip's in this file.. any other files I need to change it in? Also I need to port forward the stuff to my computer correct?
Re: Changing from local to public
yes. 127.0.0.1 for most of them, and then yes, port forward
Re: Changing from local to public
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Psytrac
yes. 127.0.0.1 for most of them, and then yes, port forward
Still won't work
http://puu.sh/35T0R.jpg
[GLinkServer1] type = tcp port = 29000 address = MY IP so_sndbuf = 12 - Pastebin.com (I replaced my IP with "MY IP" so no one can see my actual IP, but I actually put my IP their)
http://puu.sh/35TqT.png
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