Tremulous Forum
General => Troubleshooting => Topic started by: Jeremy Dj Dj on November 25, 2006, 12:22:38 am
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Okay hey guys, I need a little help with this. I asked numerous people about what's wrong with my server, and they said that they don't know why it isn't working. Well here goes:
I made a VM folder in my base2 folder, and downloaded the game.qvm inside it.
I downloaded tremded.exe inside of my main tremulous folder next to where my tremulous.exe is.
I downloaded server.cache into my main tremulous folder.
I downloaded server.cfg in my base folder, and named it to TEST so I can see if other people can see it (which they can't)
I downloaded tremded.bat in my main tremulous folder.
Server Console
I click on my tremded.bat and it opens a blue console, and a black box saying, C:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremded.exe +set dedicated 2 +exec server.cfg
Here is where I think it is wrong, when I go to Start>run and put down C:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremded.exe +set dedicated 2 +exec server.cfg, it won't read it and says it is not a valid file.
So what's wrong with this? Why isn't my server running? Why isn't my computer reading tremded.exe properly?
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Er, the vm folder NEEDS to be called vm. Not VM. It needs to be lowercase.
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Well, I just checked and it is lowercase, so anymore suggestions?
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Try making a vm folder and place the game.qvm in it in the "base" directory instead.
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Okay it seems it doesn't work even with game.qvm inside of my base folder. When I press tremded.bat, it shows a blue console. This is what it says the LAST four lines:
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Hunk_Clear: reset the hunk ok
Hitch warning: 114508421 msec frame time
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Woah shit. My server(which is a very crappy but reliable Pentium 133MHz) has those warnings, but only in the one thousand ranges.
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Okay I think my computer can't pick this up. When I go start>run and put down C:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremded.exe +set dedicated 2 +exec server.cfg, it says Windows cannot find C:/Program
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Use quotes.
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Well now as I put down that with quotes, it says Windows cannot findC:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremded.exe +blah blah blah +exec server.cfg. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the start button and then click search
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Huh :eek:
C:\Program Files\Tremulous>tremded.exe +set dedicated 2 +exec server.cfg
Wouldn't it be better with a \ here?
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Copy this line into the path field of your tremded link in Start menu:
"C:\Program Files\Tremulous\tremded.exe" +set dedicated 2 +exec server.cfg
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I still can't find it in the server lists. I checked my console, and it says "sending heartbeat" and it should work. I opened 3 ports and I still can't see it.
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Try downloading a new server.cfg file, I had a problem similar on a server i was testing with if that doesnt work, try moving the 'vm' folder from the 'base2' folder to the 'base' folder.
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I still can't find it in the server lists. I checked my console, and it says "sending heartbeat" and it should work. I opened 3 ports and I still can't see it.
What's your server's IP?
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192.168.2.2
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192.168.2.2
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And what about the public IP of your server and not the private LAN IP ( the one nobody else that you can use )?
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On my blue console, it says "Opening IP socket: localhost:30720"
Is that it?
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http://ipchicken.com
Post that IP address(at your own risk).
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Well, considering you have a NAT in place, I doubt you'll be able to get a working server without the help of the server browser or without forwarding a port from your router.
Giving your public IP will be useless for now.
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192.168.2.2
You'll need your router to forward port 30720 UDP to 192.168.2.2, otherwise you're stuck with LAN server.
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And before you ask, you can get all the help you'll ever want to do that from that site : http://www.portforward.com/
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When searching servers I cannot find any servers. Sometimes I can see three tremulous.info servers, but not all the servers. Why?