Windows MyACC Configlua help

[xsaint]

I've seen all troubleshooting solutions for Ubuntu but theres none anywhere for windows.









File path is 100% correct, all other solutions say its a file permission error but I don't know how to give anymore than its got. xD

 

[Sorky]

I see that Canary has config.lua.dist in the source. Maybe try removing .dist from the file name? You've might have problems with starting server tho

 

[xsaint]

I see that Canary has config.lua.dist in the source. Maybe try removing .dist from the file name? You've might have problems with starting server tho

Yeah tried that no luck, even deleted config.lua and redid it.

 

[slaw]

Are you sure that the config.lua is directly in the canary-main folder, and not in under folder?

canary-main/config.lua - this one is searched.

Can you post a screenshot from your canary-main folder?

Another question - what web server do you use, its not not Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), right?

 

[xsaint]

Are you sure that the config.lua is directly in the canary-main folder, and not in under folder?

canary-main/config.lua - this one is searched.

Can you post a screenshot from your canary-main folder?

Another question - what web server do you use, its not not Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), right?

Using uniform server on windows.

 

[Allynn]

Canary.exe was to download separetely,
go to them github, and look again, in assets section, maybe even in the source download, maybe there is exe.
If not, try older version, with exe included.

For file permissions, avoid installing uniform server on C: drive, where is system, and any ots's.
Make copy config.lua from uniform server folder, uninstall uniform server, and install again, on D:\Uniform-server

Edit: and copy myaac, to the uniform server, folder>www.
Copy and paste, your previously config.lua, to the www folder.
Or better option, start writing all things, not copy paste, to double check.

Move your ots, to the other disk.
Example D:\Canary-main

 

[slaw]

What I would do is same as @Allynn recommends, copy to another drive ( D: ) or Desktop.

Then right click on the folder -> Click properties. And there copy the full path to folder. This way you can ensure there are no errors/typos in your path.

Computer systems are very strict when it comes to paths, it will display "Not found" when there is 1 simple mistake in the path.

Copy from folder properties: (The location)

 

[xsaint]

Thanks for the help, did all above still same error. My friend got his working though so I should be fine and I'll attempt it again later, thanks!