[Solved] Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

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[Solved] Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Sylva1n » Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:01 pm

the server window:

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LoginServer.ini

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### --- This file tells world.exe what loginserver to connect to.
### --- Change the account and password fields to the information you used when you created your SERVER account.

### --- NOTE: the word "Server" is added to each server automaticly.

# READ README.TXT

[LoginServer]
loginserver=eq2emulator.net
loginport=9100
worldname=Xxxxxxxxx
worldaddress=xx.xxx.xx.xxx
#internalworldaddress=INTERNAL_IP_HERE (If used, otherwise blank)
worldport=9000
locked=false
account=Xxxxxxxx
password=xxxxxx
#autotableupdates retrieves the latest table updates and applies them to your database
#autotableupdates valid options=always, ask, and never
autotableupdates=always
#autotableverbose displays detailed information about the updates; options=true or false
autotableverbose=false
#autotabledata retrieves the latest data for tables like the opcodes table; options=true or false
autotabledata=true

[WorldServer]
Defaultstatus=
Unavailzone=

[UpdateServer]
updateserveraddress=updates.eq2emulator.net 
updateserverport=9102

[LoginConfig]
ServerMode=StandAlone
ServerPort=9100

Is the update server down? I looked at the forums all night last night, and tried everything I could find..

Need help...

I successfully ran the serverpack with the minilogin... but I can't get that version to work.
(you can connect to the server, get the create char thing, but can't get past that.)
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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Scatman » Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:04 pm

Try changing

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[UpdateServer]
updateserveraddress=updates.eq2emulator.net
updateserverport=9102
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[UpdateServer]
updateserveraddress=updates.eq2emulator.net
updateserverport=9103
Same address, different port.

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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Sylva1n » Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:12 pm

I tried 9101, 9102 & 9103, same result

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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Sylva1n » Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:52 pm

Update: tried to ping updates.eq2emulator.net and got a timed-out result. So I looked up the IP and I am able to connect via the IP so a DNS problem obviously.

After it connects, I get 2 tables updates (commands and variables if I remember right) then it stops and times out after like 30 seconds.
Wouldn't it be way more simple to just post a .sql file that we could download?

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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by LethalEncounter » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:31 pm

Sylva1n wrote:Update: tried to ping updates.eq2emulator.net and got a timed-out result. So I looked up the IP and I am able to connect via the IP so a DNS problem obviously.
Ping is blocked by my firewall. Are you running the executable on public SVN or compiling your own? If you are compiling, you might need to update as there was a bug that was causing hostnames to be resolved incorrectly.
Sylva1n wrote: After it connects, I get 2 tables updates (commands and variables if I remember right) then it stops and times out after like 30 seconds.
Wouldn't it be way more simple to just post a .sql file that we could download?
The update server is FAR easier to use for most people than trying to explain how to import a file full of sql statements into a database. Why you are having problems, I'm not sure. Assuming you are able to connect to the update server, could you try deleting everything from your table_versions table so that it can recreate all the tables?

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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by John Adams » Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:06 pm

Sylva1n wrote:Wouldn't it be way more simple to just post a .sql file that we could download?
No.
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Re: Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Sylva1n » Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:23 pm

LethalEncounter wrote: Ping is blocked by my firewall. Are you running the executable on public SVN or compiling your own? If you are compiling, you might need to update as there was a bug that was causing hostnames to be resolved incorrectly.
the executable on public SVN

LethalEncounter wrote: The update server is FAR easier to use for most people than trying to explain how to import a file full of sql statements into a database. Why you are having problems, I'm not sure. Assuming you are able to connect to the update server, could you try deleting everything from your table_versions table so that it can recreate all the tables?
The update finally went through as I tried again a couple times later. (had deleted the table already).

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Re: [Solved] Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by Sylva1n » Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:25 pm

Should I post the IP address and port that worked for me as a reference for future users that could encounter the same problem?

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Re: [Solved] Update Server Cannot Resolve Hostname

Post by LethalEncounter » Sat Jun 27, 2009 4:29 am

No, because the IP could change at any time and as far as I know noone else is having an issue with it.

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