ok i added my ip to mail server, and the chatserver actually, but couldnt find ucs..unless the entry for ucs is jsut that: chatserver. saved, and am restarting server to test
...and no dice. could it have to do with the "defaultstatus" : "0" line under zones, or is that normal? idk if 0 in this means infinite/unlimited as in some architectures, or if it just means zero, zilch, nothing |
I was bouncing back and forth between 2 very similar threads...
Are you running your own login server as well? If so, please post your login.ini file contents. EDIT: The mail and chat server were combined into ucs on live some time after Titanium. |
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idk why, but that did it thank you! i was starting to wonder when i was watching my login server say i disconnected , but dont need to be connected to loginserver once logged in id think lol
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Thanks again for all the help. Will be able to stay out of all y'all's hair now for a while, til I get really stuck trying to build stuff lol. :) YAY |
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Has anyone added this to a ....... (sneeze) ...setup guide ? haha |
Wow...
I didn't realize that wasn't in the setup guide..though, I did see it come up a lot too :rolleyes: |
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I recently had mine pointed to incorrect tables (loginserver_server_accounts vs tblloginserveraccounts, etc)... Documents?!?
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It had some login_server tables in it. Wasn't sure what they were for, but I deleted them and sourced in the tbl tables. |
I added that last night..that page needs to be rewritten, for sure.
Migration may play a factor too... |
Im looking here for refresher before i start a test server, and wanted to point out that the doc you changed isnt the only loginserver setup guide, there's a truncated one for the Windows installer too. Being that's where lesser experienced people will install and set up from, would make that one also have this step. The screenshots for the lan login.ini file there show the entire local IP, not the shortened one.
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Windows server setup
I'm looking at what the wiki for the Windows Server install says. The last picture of the login.ini should be missing the last octet in the "local network" line of login.ini for it to work.
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