Dune wrote:Your server is very probably blocked by a firewall somewhere (possibly on your router).
I haven't changed any settings on my router since I started running these, which was over a month ago. All I know about the TW network protocol is that it's using UDP, so back to my original question: is there any way to debug this problem?
Here's a part of the traffic reported by iptraf when I restart the servers:
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8303 to 198.251.81.153:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8304 to 94.23.113.52:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8304 to 198.251.81.153:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8305 to 94.23.113.52:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8305 to 198.251.81.153:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8306 to 94.23.113.52:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8306 to 198.251.81.153:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8307 to 94.23.113.52:8300 on eth0 │
│ UDP (42 bytes) from 192.169.0.100:8307 to 198.251.81.153:8300 on eth0 │
So it seems that it's not a network connectivity issue. Am I right?
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