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Topic: [HELP] server doesn't run

hi guys 

this is where it gets up to in the .bat file:


C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\teeworlds\teeworlds-0.5.2-win32>teeworlds_srv -f my_server
_config.cfg
[4bb4166d][engine]: running on windows-win32-ia32
[4bb4166d][engine]: arch is little endian
[4bb4166d][engine/datadir]: paths used:
[4bb4166d][engine/datadir]:     .
[4bb4166d][engine/datadir]:     C:\Users\Matt\AppData\Roaming/Teeworlds
[4bb4166d][engine/datadir]:     data
[4bb4166d][engine/datadir]: saving files to: C:\Users\Matt\AppData\Roaming/Teewo
rlds
[4bb4166d][console]: executing 'my_server_config.cfg'
[4bb4166d][console]: executing 'autoexec.cfg'
[4bb4166d][datafile]: datafile loading. filename='maps/dm6.map'
[4bb4166d][server]: maps/dm6.map crc is ae83069f
[4bb4166d][server]: server name is 'matt's server'
[4bb4166d][datafile]: loading data index=11 size=583 uncompressed=34200
[4bb4166d][server]: version 0.5 b67d1f1a1eea234e


And it just stalls there for ages...

I have a autoexec.cfg with sv_register 0
i have the my_server_config.cfg with the following:

sv_name matt's server
sv_map dm6
sv_scorelimit 20
sv_timelimit 10
sv_gametype dm
sv_rcon_password remember
sv_motd Teeworlds sample dm configuration
sv_max_clients 12
sv_spectator_slots 10
sv_register 0


THEN i have this in the bat file:

teeworlds_srv -f my_server_config.cfg

And i have also port forwarded port 8303...
any ideas?

thanks

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

is the server register set to 1 (sv_register 1)

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

its set to sv_register 0 coz i want it to be LAN

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

oh sry i dont know why it dos that then

you might want to try teeworlds server creator it makes it realy easy to create/run servers

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

really? where do i get that?

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

its in the section of other

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

thanks smile

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Re: [HELP] server doesn't run

shadowninja987
If you have "sv_register" set to 0, that's normal. You don't need to port forward in your router for LAN-servers, but you might need to turn off your firewall. When the server is started, you should be able to find it in the LAN-tab. However, you will NOT find it there if the server is running on another port than 8303-8310. So, if you run your server on 1337 for example, you must enter the host name of the server, instead of just double clicking it in the LAN-tab.