Yes, of course:
screenshot
deb.log
Jan 05 12:56:21 LFS DEDICATED HOST : 0.5Z3
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 ?
Jan 05 12:56:21 load bans
Jan 05 12:56:21 load font
Jan 05 12:56:21 no fonts available : SHIFTJIS
Jan 05 12:56:21 no fonts available : CHINESEBIG5
Jan 05 12:56:21 no fonts available : GB2312
Jan 05 12:56:21 no fonts available : HANGUL
Jan 05 12:56:21 -----
Jan 05 12:56:21 create english file
Jan 05 12:56:21 initialisations
Jan 05 12:56:21 tables
Jan 05 12:56:21 load objects
Jan 05 12:56:21 start intro
Jan 05 12:56:21 Blackwood
Jan 05 12:56:21 end of initialisation
Jan 05 12:56:22 Track loaded
Jan 05 12:56:23 Handicaps :
Jan 05 12:57:42 Got master packet
Jan 05 12:59:02 Got master packet
[COLOR="Red"][B]Jan 05 12:59:20 Guest wants to join
Jan 05 12:59:35 Guest wants to join[/B][/COLOR]
Jan 05 13:00:34 shutting down
Jan 05 13:00:34 free objects
Jan 05 13:00:34 free languages
Jan 05 13:00:34 free font
Jan 05 13:00:34 kill graphics
Jan 05 13:00:34 save config
Jan 05 13:00:34 free mouse
Jan 05 13:00:34 EXIT
This logfile is from starting the server and an external client attempting to connect. External client received "connect failed" and that's it. I can connect from the internal network. It appears port forwarding is working as the server see's the initial external request!
setup.cfg
/host=xxx
/admin=xxx
/port=63392
/mode=s2
/usemaster=yes
/track=BL1
/weather=1
/cars=XRT
/maxguests=8
/adminslots=0
/carsmax=8
/carshost=1
/carsguest=1
/pps=4
/qual=0
/laps=3
/wind=0
/dedicated=nogfx
/vote=yes
/select=no
/autokick=spec
/rstmin=60
/rstend=30
/midrace=yes
/mustpit=no
/canreset=no
/fcv=no
/cruise=no
/start=finish
/log=deb.log
/ndebug=no
/autosave=0
/mprdir=mpr
/lytdir=layout
Last edited by saqmaster, .
Can't connect to host [yet another!]
Hi all..
Unfortunately another "connect timed out" type query. I have a host running on a Windows 2000 virtual machine behind a NAT firewall.
The host is v0.5Z3 (downloaded today from the main site).
I can connect fine to the host using the VM's private IP (and default port of 63392) but when trying to connect to the server host "st00" in-game you get the typical "connect time out" message. I've not been able to find it in the master server list but it seems to recognise the host name (as you dont get an "unknown host" error)..
I have configured my port forwarding (pf on OpenBSD) as thus :-
Similar rules are working fine for other game daemons i'm running on this VM.
I have no outbound restrictions so no need for the outbound rule to be added.
Any thoughts peeps?
Thanks!
Unfortunately another "connect timed out" type query. I have a host running on a Windows 2000 virtual machine behind a NAT firewall.
The host is v0.5Z3 (downloaded today from the main site).
I can connect fine to the host using the VM's private IP (and default port of 63392) but when trying to connect to the server host "st00" in-game you get the typical "connect time out" message. I've not been able to find it in the master server list but it seems to recognise the host name (as you dont get an "unknown host" error)..
I have configured my port forwarding (pf on OpenBSD) as thus :-
rdr on wan inet proto tcp from any to <some_public_ip_here> port = 63392 -> 192.168.10.137
rdr on wan inet proto udp from any to <some_public_ip_here> port = 63392 -> 192.168.10.137Similar rules are working fine for other game daemons i'm running on this VM.
I have no outbound restrictions so no need for the outbound rule to be added.
Any thoughts peeps?
Thanks!
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