Quote:
Originally Posted by Huppy
If you are wishing to connect to your own private login server, from outside connections, you need get your external IP in there, (the one your ISP assigns you). If your ISP gives dynamic IP's that may change from time to time, it can be a pita, which you can get around by using a service like dyndns.
Code:
"world" : {
"address" : "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx", <--- external IPv4 address (not lan or local)
"localaddress" : "192.168.1.167",
In your login.ini file :
Code:
local_network = 192.168.1. (leave the period, but exclude the last octet)
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Okay, I ran that login server setup code from Akkadius and entered in the line you provided above. Now I'm getting this on my log...
Code:
[Error][Login Server] Config System Shutdown.
[Login Server] Log System Shutdown.
[Login Server] Logging System Init.eryserv: UP Loginserver: UP
[Login Server] Config System Init.
[Error] Config::Parse(), invalid parse token where = should be.
[Error] Database Initialization Failure.
[Login Server] Config System Shutdown.
[Login Server] Log System Shutdown.
[Login Server] Logging System Init.eryserv: UP Loginserver: UP
[Login Server] Config System Init.
[Error] Config::Parse(), invalid parse token where = should be.
[Error] Database Initialization Failure.
Before entering Akkadius' code, I was not getting the error or the "Loginserver: UP" confirmation.