Mxserver Tutorial
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guido #39
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Re: Mxserver Tutorial
ok but if my buddy will connect there is only a problem called : WASECONNRESET?
What is the problem? please help
Greetz from germany
What is the problem? please help
Greetz from germany
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yzmxer608
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Re: Mxserver Tutorial
Can you get in fine using 127.0.0.1?
I'm not sure on that dd, that would be a question for jlv.
I'm not sure on that dd, that would be a question for jlv.
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Wings
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When i click the batch file it closes straight away, i right click run as admin and still closes. Can you help me asap.
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yzmxer608
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Re: Mxserver Tutorial
Check your args file (normally the trackinfo entries) for things like spaces or mispelled file names.
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Wings
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If there is spaces in the info files, when i saved them, should they have spaces when i put them in my args file
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DJ99X
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Just replace the spaces with an _ in the info file name. Then use that exact same name in the args file
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Wings
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I think it works now; im not quite sure though. Heres a picture of the box i narrowly captures via printscreen, obviously it doesnt stay open still.


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yzmxer608
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That looks right, if it closes right away still but looks like that I'm pretty sure it's something in your args file.
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chris465
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Probably something spelled wrong in your trackinfo lines that is what was cause me issues
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Re: Mxserver Tutorial
Not sure why people don't run it from the command line when debugging, but if you absolutely refuse to, try putting "pause" at the end of the BAT script. That way it will wait for you to press a key before it disappears.
It's almost all upload. So you'd be good for 5, maybe 6 players.ddmx wrote:Does the bandwidth apply equally to upload and download speed from your isp? At my new place, time warner supplies a 5mb download, and .5mb upload speed. Would this be sufficient?
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Wings
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ive spelt everything right. Ill send u my files to see whats wrong.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vwwoffiwdl3/Desktop.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vwwoffiwdl3/Desktop.zip
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DJ99X
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If that black box stays open, it means that its working
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Wings
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Its not, thats the problem and to me everything looks fine ie; arg file and everything...
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DJ99X
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Instead of calling the args file "mxserver.exe --args-file serverargs", try calling it "serverargs"
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Wings
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Yeah, the same thing still.