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The server is online but I can't login in it.

gerard95

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Somebody got the same error as me? Or someone knows how to fix this? Everything is fine, from config.lua and so, and at the console, this is shown:
[04/09/2013 16:33:48] >> All modules were loaded, server is starting up...
[04/09/2013 16:33:48] >> **** server Online!

but still can't login in it.
Also, I opened ports from my router, at 192.168.1.1, but they're still closed idk why.

If someone can help me, message me, I would really thank it.
Thank you<3
 
I suppose u have a database? when u opened port 80 did u use FTP or HTTP? because you should use HTTP definition. I had the same problem but changed the port 80 definition from FTP to HTTP and now its working.
 
u dont need to open the ports on 192.168.1.1
u need to open themon ur pc's IPv4-adres

got to Start>Search>cmd>Open it>typ>ipconfig>enter

and u will find ur IPv4-adress there

the ports should be open then
 
check your windows firewall it have to be opened also
and you have to use static ip address in your local network
and the router isnt just to add ports it to redirect the port to your pc local ip address
 
I suppose u have a database? when u opened port 80 did u use FTP or HTTP? because you should use HTTP definition. I had the same problem but changed the port 80 definition from FTP to HTTP and now its working.

Yeah I have a database! But what are you talking about? I still don't have any website dude. But even without one, can't I login my own server?
 
u dont need to open the ports on 192.168.1.1
u need to open themon ur pc's IPv4-adres

got to Start>Search>cmd>Open it>typ>ipconfig>enter

and u will find ur IPv4-adress there

the ports should be open then

The 192.168.1.1, is the way to tell you that I went to my router xD
And ye, I got my Ipv4 adress, now I should open the ports using that ip? - I did that, and still not working :/
 
check your windows firewall it have to be opened also
and you have to use static ip address in your local network
and the router isnt just to add ports it to redirect the port to your pc local ip address

I opened them as well over firewall.
The static ip adress isnt the Ipv4 one?
And I don't get your last sentence :P
 
i mean when you redirect a port you have to add an ip address so the router redirects the connection to it.
that ip is your ipv4 address
 
i mean when you redirect a port you have to add an ip address so the router redirects the connection to it.
that port is your pc ipv4 address
Yeah, that's what Frostie told me, isn't it?
I tried it, but still not working, take a look over TeamViewer if u can :)
 
there was a mistake in the last post i sent check it again
and also make sure that you have address your DNS ip address as the server ip in your config.lua file
you can get this ip by visitng this cmyip.com
 
there was a mistake in the last post i sent check it again
and also make sure that you have address your DNS ip address as the server ip in your config.lua file
you can get this ip by visitng this cmyip.com

Yeah, I've done that dude... Still not working :'(
 
you are trying to connect to the server your self or someone else testing with you
give me your ip address i will try to connect
 
I think for most newer distros you do need a database atleast to connect to your server, but what I was trying to say is, that u might have a port problem, and that is most likely cuz u Port Forwarded port 80 in FTP mode, while it must be Port Forwarded in HTTP mode.
You feel me?
 
What happens when you try to login? The exact error from the client.
Be sure you have your global ip (www.whatismyip.com ) in config.lua.
Then you have to login with your IPv4 address (or 127.0.0.1 if that also works) and other people with your global ip.
 
He should also be able to login with his global ip aslong as the ports doesnt block the connection, thats one way of finding out if its a port problem.
 
He should also be able to login with his global ip aslong as the ports doesnt block the connection, thats one way of finding out if its a port problem.
1. Host with your GlobalIP.
2. Go to "Canyouseeme.com" and see if ports 7171/7172 are blocked.
3. Turn off Firewall completely and restart the server.
 
He should also be able to login with his global ip aslong as the ports doesnt block the connection, thats one way of finding out if its a port problem.
There are some exceptions, but in most cases it isn't possible to connect with a global ip on a computer where the server is running.

Btw, portchecksites can be useful, but if they say they are closed, it doesn't always mean they are closed.
I hosted servers for years and none of them ever said my ports were open.
 
There are some exceptions, but in most cases it isn't possible to connect with a global ip on a computer where the server is running.

Btw, portchecksites can be useful, but if they say they are closed, it doesn't always mean they are closed.
I hosted servers for years and none of them ever said my ports were open.

Well it works for me thats why I posted it as a suggestion.
7172 character login seems often to be closed while it is indeed open.
 
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