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[!AltME] Discussion about AltME
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Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4045x3] | It has to be open - I am right now on my own network. |
It ran OK ... my public IP is - 193.85.151.2 | |
In one case, I also notice bug with backport connection from altme.com. I mean - when trying to start 2 servers on one machine. It registered second world on the same port .... but I don't remember it exactly ... | |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4048] | maybe all you need Pekr is a script that pings safeworlds on port 5500 |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4049] | Graham - no, that requirement is not there, and should not be there. |
Steeve 28-Dec-2009 [4050] | Wow i'ts cheating :-) |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4051] | Xidys shows no server pings. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4052] | I think, that altme.com stops pinging, or at some point mistakenly decides, that my worlds are not online for more than 10 days, and frees the names. That is the part I would try to look for the bug ... |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4053] | Pekr doesn't want solutions .. he wants a perrmanent fix |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4054] | Graham - if I would want a solution, I would pay few bucks for permanent registration and be done with it ... = noone would complain about apparent bug. |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4055] | Pekr, your client is pinging safeworlds .. they're not pinging you! |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4056x2] | Carl - what do you mean by "ping"? |
There is no such requirement in the docs! | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4058] | Yes, there is. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4059] | don't tell me you can't ping 193.85.151.2 |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4060] | Pekr, does wireshark show any contact with the homeworld ..?? |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4061] | Explanation: worlds know your IP because you send it to SafeWorlds server every 5 mins. |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4062] | Altme must be calling home regularly so that mum knows you're alive and not to release your name |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4063x2] | This also allows dynamic IPs to operate. |
This is also used to "lock" the world name from reuse. | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4065] | If I am online with 2 worlds right now, being connected to Xidys now = ports are OK |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4066] | It's a heartbeart every 5 mins |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4067x2] | So just tell me, what your "ping" means ... |
Normal ping to public (registered/sent) IP adress? | |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4069] | But if you run more than one world on the same IP address .. the "ping" must be also sending the world name |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4070x2] | Or you need DST NAT 5500 back to my world servers? |
Graham - no, wrong - the "ping" is sending IP and port ... | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4072] | Yes, it sends world name and a hash key to authenticate your claim. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4073x3] | hmm, maybe even the name, but it does not matter ... |
Carl - to proceed - you said you can't ping Xidys ... what does it mean? | |
ping to public IP? Should work. | |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4076] | so does wireshark show that your altme sever is doing this?? |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4077] | Or you need 5500 port being accessible to your server? |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4078] | You do not need 5500 inbound. Only outbound. |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4079] | Xidys Altme server -- ( every 5 mins ) ---> safeworlds:5500 |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4080x2] | Graham - doing what? ;-) My worlds are running, clients connected, so yes, my world is doing it :-) |
Well, then everything is ok on my side. So why you are saying that you can't ping Xidys? | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4082] | What I said above was that if I grep the log, I do not see a "live" message from your server. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4083] | Graham - if port 5500 would not work, I think that altme name translation would not work ... |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4084x2] | Pekr, you don't understand |
safeworlds is not contacting you ... | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4086x2] | wait a minute, maybe I have to kill someone :-) |
Carl - can you see any 193.85.151.* IP in there? | |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4088] | maybe your firewall is blocking this heartbeat ? |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4089] | yes |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4090x2] | My brother put public IPs also on some subsequent routers. |
so actually it might come out from different public address ... | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4092] | ah |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4093] | I mean - being NATted to different public address ... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4094] | I was wondering about that. |
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