[DEBIAN] Two servers at the same machine.

[Kaboo]

Hello, I have a remote Debian machine, and I want to open 2 servers at the same time.
SERVER 1 is configured(config.lua) to use ports 7171 and 7174;
SERVER 2 is configured(config.lua) to use ports 7172 and 7173;
But when I open the second server it says in the console that it is using ports 7171, 7172 and 7173, giving me some connection trouble in server 1.

If it comes necessary, I'm opening the servers though PuTTY using this for server one:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs1; done

And this for server 2:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs2; done

Is there any way to configure server 2 so it won't use 7171 port anymore?

Thanks! :thumbup:

 

[Kaboo]

Bump!

 

[Kaboo]

Bump!

 

[Klaien]

Bumping is only allowed once in 24h. Do not spam please.

 

[hepo34]

Post your config.lua for both servers (just the ip settings part).

 

[Kaboo]

Server 1:

	worldId = 1
	ip = "xxx.x.xxx.xx"
	bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
	loginPort = 7171
	gamePort = 7174
	adminPort = 7171
	statusPort = 7171

Server 2:

	worldId = 2
	ip = "xxx.x.xxx.xx"
	bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = "no"
	loginPort = 7172
	gamePort = 7173
	adminPort = 7172
	statusPort = 7172

 

[Grehy]

Isn't there a special parameter when compiling for multi-world support?

 

[Kaboo]

Bump.

 

[Kaboo]

Bump.. I've tried to compile using another rev (3748) but it is still using 7171, 7172 and 7173.

 

[Kaboo]

Bump

 

[WTF.Error]

data/XML/servers.xml

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