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akk-stack - unable to log in with RoF2 client

I only have the RoF2 client and only wish to play with this client.

My loginserver shows as listenting on 5998.
telnet <myip>:5998 works.

telnet <myip>:5999 does not.

I have tried changing the port in Occulus and login_config.json and restarted multiple times. No server showing in the login screen and as I say the telnet does not work.

I also see this when I try to log in

Code:

[Login] [Info] New SoD+ client connection from [x:x]

[Login] [Info] Attempting password based login [xxxx] login [local]

[Login] [Info] [AttemptLoginAccountCreation] user [xxxx] loginserver [local]

[Login] [Info] CanAutoCreateAccounts enabled, attempting to creating account [xxx]

and then it times out.

Config

Code:

"world": {

      "loginserver1": {

        "account": "",

        "password": "",

        "legacy": "",

        "host": "<my ip>",

        "port": "5999"

      },

      "tcp": {

        "ip": "0.0.0.0",

        "port": "9001"

      },

      "telnet": {

        "ip": "0.0.0.0",

        "port": "9000",

        "enabled": "true"

      },

      "key": "xxxxxxx",

      "shortname": "xxxxx",

      "longname": "xxxxxx",

      "localaddress": "127.0.0.1",

      "address": "<my ip>"

If I start one manually it starts on 5998

Code:

Login] [Info] Config System Init

[Login] [Info] MySQL Database Init

[Login] [Info] Loaded [77] log categories

[Login] [Info] Starting File Log [logs/login_21311.log]

[Login] [Info] Server Manager Init

[Login] [Info] Loginserver now listening on port [5998]

[Login] [Info] Client Manager Init

[Login] [Info] Server Started

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Logging] IsTraceOn [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Logging] IsWorldTraceOn [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Logging] IsDumpInPacketsOn [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Logging] IsDumpOutPacketsOn [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Account] CanAutoCreateAccounts [true]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [WorldServer] IsRejectingDuplicateServers [false]

[Login] [Info] Webserver API now listening on port [6000]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [WorldServer] IsUnregisteredAllowed [true]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [WorldServer] ShowPlayerCount [true]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [WorldServer] DevAndTestServersListBottom [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [WorldServer] SpecialCharactersStartListBottom [false]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Security] GetEncryptionMode [14]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Security] IsTokenLoginAllowed [true]

[Login] [Info] Loaded [0] API token(s)

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Security] IsPasswordLoginAllowed [true]

[Login] [Info] [Config] [Security] IsUpdatingInsecurePasswords [true]

Any ideas because I am fresh out of them. No firewall on the box etc.

Ok. this is absolutely unreal now. I stripped out the akk-stack configuration and started up a base linux server install.

EXACTLY the same issue. I CANNOT get the login server to start on 5999, it insists on 5998.

I am starting to think this isn't even possible. BTW 20+ years of linux admin experience so I have a fair idea of what I am doing.

eqemu_config.json

Code:

    "world" : {

         "key" : "<sekret>",

         "loginserver1" : {

            "account" : "",

            "host" : "<my ip>",

            "legacy" : "0",

            "password" : "",

            "port" : "5999"

         },

         "longname" : "My name",

         "shortname" : "My name",

         "address" :  "<my ip>",

         "localaddress" : "<my ip>",

         "tcp" : {

            "ip" : "127.0.0.1",

            "port" : "9001"

         },

         "telnet" : {

            "enabled" : "true",

            "ip" : "0.0.0.0",

            "port" : "9000"

The "listen port" of 5998 is hardcoded in source code.

But that listen port is not the same as the designated ports for clients to log into. (5998 Tit-SoF and 5999 SoD+)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Huppy (Post 267824)

The "listen port" of 5998 is hardcoded in source code.

But that listen port is not the same as the designated ports for clients to log into. (5998 Tit-SoF and 5999 SoD+)

Ah I see .. don't mess with the login server port. Was able to log in fine if I just changed the address. Now I feel dumb ...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skream (Post 267827)

Ah I see .. don't mess with the login server port. Was able to log in fine if I just changed the address. Now I feel dumb ...

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