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It looks like the krypton webpage is down at the moment. Maybe you could upload your source somewhere else (or us github ). I'd like to test it on Mac OS X when I get the source.

As said before, if this works on windows, this is more or less a bug on windows. The behavior on linux is correct so if you need to use 2 str_formats instead of one, you need to use str_append, too, as it has been suggested several times in this thread. There is no solution to only use 2 str_formats on linux, because the function simply does not work in that way (well, it seems on windows it does, but this is wrong). str_format should overwrite what was in the buffer before. So use one of the many solutions given here in this thread (or do what you already suggested befor and just use one str_format, this will work on windows, too, so no need for #ifdefs....).

If this is really the case (wich I completely doubt), then this is a bug on the windows side. str_format will write into the buf from it's very begininng (the address aBuf is pointing to) regardless of the fact if there is something in it, so it's only natural that the first message doesn't get printed.

What you can do is either put both stuff into the string with str_format(aBuf, sizeof(aBuf), "%s\n%s", first_string, second_string) (don't know how \n will work in the default chat though) or send twice. Both methods have been suggested before, and i believe the only proper one is the second one. So in fact, you should do it like this:

str_format(aBuf, sizeof(aBuf), "Kills: %d", playerkills);
SendChatTarget(ClientID, aBuf);
str_format(aBuf, sizeof(aBuf), "Deaths: %d", playerdeaths);
SendChatTarget(ClientID, aBuf);

It's a general rule on linux to avoid doing anything as root. Doing it as a normal user is always safer, as you don't have the rights to do anything dangerous, which might hurt the system. Also it's more safe in terms of security to the outside: If there is an exploit for a server application (e.g. the teeworlds server) and a hacker uses that exploit, he might be able to execute any code on your server, but just with the rights of the user that started the server. That means, if you start the server application as root, he can do whatever he wants on your server, if you start it with another user, his options are way more limited, so your system is a lot more secure.

I really do like this map a lot. It still has some flaws, but I think we can create a really great map out of this (there is not much to do in my opinion). I'd love to see this map in the next release.

I would love to provide help in this matter, too. Unfortunately, I am very short of time right now, so actually taking part in the game is not really an option for me. However, just as magnet, I can provide a new team with servers. Also I can host a website and a voice communication server if needed. My only conditions are these:

• the team has at least 5 members, who play regularly and the team is trying to recruit new players (especially for the vanilla scene)

• the team plays mostly vanilla

• ctf2 is among the maps the team likes to play on

• the team has the desire to become better so it can play at least at a medium level of skill

The conditions for the game servers I will provide are the following:

• only pure vanilla servers

• except for clanwars, the servers will stay without password

If your new founded team matches the before mentioned criteria, feel free to contact me.

Are you using the new binaries that BANANA provided? If not, do so. A list of the commands is available in the documentation.

First of all, this is a mod related question, so you should post in the mod section.
About the problem: There seems to be some problem in creating the socket. Maybe you are running some other software that is using the port 8310 (torrent programs for example). Just try using a different port.

A little update: BANANA and me did some tests yesterday night and it appears that the official binary provided from this website is broken. It was not possible for us to connect to connect to a server, that is that binary. However, we were able to connect to self compiled versions. We have versions 10.6 and 10.7 of Mac OS X. We will be investigating this issue further.

It actually worked with 10.6, too. I used that earlier.

There are no more files than that. I still don't really get what you mean. Teeworlds does not save any ip addresses anywhere except for those of the master servers and the one of the server, which you last connected to. Those are saved in the files masters.cfg and settings.cfg in /User/username/Library/Application Support/Teeworlds. Are you able to see your server in the internet tab? Have you tried connecting to your server directly by entering the local/public ip address?

What do you mean by that? Connecting to your server works from somewhere outside of your local network (meaning over the internet) or your other gameservers hosted on nitrado.net work fine. Try to specify your problem a bit more please.