World: r3wp

how do I add it?

the beacon - should be done by my client, or my server? I mean - 
I could install Wireshark, and filter for packets on port 5500, to 
see, if it "pings"

1 min

in altme/prefs/prefs.txt, add the line:

debug: [events: [boot error note start halt wns wns-ping]]

on my client, or the server?

server... but, wait a min...

should I restart my servers?

actually, it's:  altme/prefs/debug  (no suffix, but as a text file)
Then, in that file:

events: [boot error ... above list  ]

restart just one server

so should I delete the debug line from prefs.txt?

btw, altme will notice the debug file, and rewrite it with all debug 
fields

correct, remove that line.

done - world Vertuzo restarted, Xidys runs the old way. Vertuzo runs 
on port 5402

sorry, vertuzo is 5401

is it running?

yes, it is ...

I can connect from remote client

I wonder how that is possible?

The log does not show that the world started. So, there is a problem 
on port 5502.

outgoing port 5502?

yes.

wait... nevermind. That's for an experimental build.

It's 5500 as documented.

I try to look at netstat -an on that machine, but nothing obvious 
....

look at log file.

btw - debug file did not change ...

servers/vertuzo/log.txt?

yes

look for line that begins with wns

nothing logged ...

altme/prefs/debug (no suffix), added following line:

events: [boot error note start halt wns wns-ping]

is that correct? Then I restarted one world - Vertuzo, port 5401

verifying, 1 min

ok, my mistake. Servers don't use the normal client prefs. Here are 
the steps...

move your debug file to the altme/servers/vertuzo directory, then 
restart the world

btw, remove the debug file from your other dir, or your clients may 
log too much info

After startup, debug file is:
; AltME Debugging and Logging Options
debug: 0
file: %log.txt
events: [boot error note start halt wns wns-ping]
echo: none
net: none
time: none

log.txt shows:
...
wns 28-Dec-2009/16:12:29-8:00 ["open" "testtest" 5400]
wns 28-Dec-2009/16:12:31-8:00 ["close" "testtest" lookup ok]
wns-ping 28-Dec-2009/16:13:31-8:00 [open]
wns-ping 28-Dec-2009/16:13:31-8:00 [lookup]

debug rewritten, good sign ...

WNS log shows:

command 28-Dec-2009/16:12:30-8:00 [75.101.29.32 {cmd: open data: 
["testtest" 0]}]

command 28-Dec-2009/16:13:31-8:00 [75.101.29.32 {cmd: live data: 
["testtest" 64#{OD...}]}]

start 29-Dec-2009/1:12:59+1:00 ["vertuzo" 5401 1.2.13 29-Dec-2009/1:12:59+1:00]

So, this indicates that it works (from here).

log.txt shows no more detail though ...

Ah... very interesting...

my log.txt shows:

start 28-Dec-2009/16:12:29-8:00 ["testtest" 5400 1.2.18 28-Dec-2009/16:12:29-8:00]

so, version number is different.

Maybe the bug is that the server does not apply the recent patches.

Download 1.2.18, and try again.  This will tell us.

website shows 1.2.15, is that correct?

Try it.