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I am trying to run the Jedi Academy server off a redhat 9 server, but theres a problem. its starting up with"Opening IP socket: localhost:29070" So noone can find it, ...
- 10-26-2003 #1Just Joined!
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Jedi Academy Server
I am trying to run the Jedi Academy server off a redhat 9 server, but theres a problem. its starting up with"Opening IP socket: localhost:29070" So noone can find it, not even me inside the lan. How can i change that?
- 10-26-2003 #2Linux Engineer
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I have never heard of anything called Jedi academy server, but it must have some kind of configuration file or something...
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Andutt
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lol, its a game server, like HLDS? the infamous counter-strike? its similar. and although yes it does have a server.cfg, that really doesn't have anything to do with it. I'm looking for a command to add to the target line to get it to open a different IP socket than localhost. Thanks
- 10-27-2003 #4Linux Engineer
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Then you have to check if you binary have support for inarguments/parameters if it havent this is probably hardcoded or set in some configuration file.
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Andutt
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i realize its part of the binary target line..lol, thats why im asking..if anyone KNOWS what i would put..cause ive tried lots of things, and nothing works
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it is based on the q3 engine to bind to a specific ip use +set net_ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in the command line xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx being the external ip.
+set dedicated 2 will boradcast the server to lan and net.


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