Kickback on attempt to Connect

**Akkadius** · #1 03-09-2010, 12:45 AM

I just came back from work, and yeah I've trimmed through all of those procedures and it's definitely not on my end. RIGHT before the LS was changed to SVN version I could log in just fine...

So once again, its not urgent I get in locally if I need to absolutely work. But I know for a fact that it's a local passing issue because not only am I having the issue but my father is having the same issue with his Linux box he just started farting around with.

**KLS** · #2 03-09-2010, 01:11 AM

Rogean has this slated to be reimplemented *soon*.

The old loginserver had translation for local LAN connections that isn't implemented on svn version fully; it only translates localhost currently. Which is why connecting from localhost to the server is seamless but connecting from one computer to the lan causes issues.

501st · #3 03-09-2010, 01:29 AM

Yeah i was able to connect fine until the LS change. In fact the last time it says i connected was 8:15pm EST yesterday and it worked fine then, that also incidentally seems to confirm when i try to connect to my server it's not receiving a connection at all since if it was it would have probably recorded my attempted connections earlier today. I checked the logs and no errors. My ports are also set up correctly. I'm not sure whats wrong since i didn't change anything since i last connected.

**Akkadius** · #4 03-09-2010, 11:06 PM

Status or ETA?

**trevius** · #5 03-09-2010, 11:23 PM

If you guys have the web tool enabled in your EQEmu server config, you should be able to open a browser on your Server PC and type in "localhost:9080" for the url and connect there. You will need to log in using one of your GM account names. For a password, you will have to set one in your accounts table in the password field there for your account. The password you use that doesn't have anything to do with the password you use to connect to the server, so it can be whatever you want.

Once you log into the web tool, you can go to the database link on the left menu. Then, type in your account name that you are trying to log into and search for that. It should find the account, then you just click on it. On the page that comes up, it will show the IPs you are trying to connect from and that you have connected from in the past.

I think it may depend on what IP you are seeing there, but hopefully knowing what the server sees you coming in as might help you to find a solution. It could be that you may need to add a specific line to your windows hosts file.

**Akkadius** · #6 03-09-2010, 11:30 PM

Doesn't help since Vista won't support that, and yeah I know I need to move to linux.

**Akkadius** · #7 03-09-2010, 11:56 PM

Thank you whoever fixxed this 8 D

Razor7 · #8 03-09-2010, 11:58 PM

Thanks to whoever fixed this issue. It started working within the last hour or so.

**trevius** · #9 03-10-2010, 12:27 AM

Vista should work fine, but you probably need to install apache and php on it first.