World: r3wp
[!AltME] Discussion about AltME
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Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4196x2] | the same .exe size. The same version, the same behaviour, no logging ... |
start 29-Dec-2009/1:25:05+1:00 ["vertuzo" 5401 1.2.13 29-Dec-2009/1:25:05+1:00] | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4198x2] | checking... |
Let me upload a .18 version for you to try. | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4200] | ok .... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4201x2] | www.altme.com/download/altme-18beta.exe |
stop all altme and servers, then install that new one. | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4203x2] | start 29-Dec-2009/1:36:39+1:00 ["vertuzo" 5401 1.2.18 29-Dec-2009/1:36:39+1:00] |
still no detailed debug info ... | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4205] | verify that log.txt is from altme/servers/vertuzo |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4206x4] | yes, the same location as debug file itself ... |
I will delete the log | |
still the same: halt 29-Dec-2009/1:40:49+1:00 ["halted"] start 29-Dec-2009/1:40:54+1:00 ["vertuzo" 5401 1.2.18 29-Dec-2009/1:40:54+1:00] | |
at least the version number is now 18 | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4210x2] | yes... but I am concerned because I started a new world here to confirm the debug settings, and it worked. |
what shows in the vertuzo/debug file? | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4212] | above content, only two lines - I deled it .... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4213] | also, how do you start the world? (from an AltME or from an icon?) |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4214x2] | debub file: ; 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 |
I start it from Total Commander, running altme-vertuzo.cmd: start altme.exe -s "Vertuzo" -p 5401 | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4216] | try starting it from the altme "Start a World" panel |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4217] | start 29-Dec-2009/1:49:19+1:00 ["vertuzo" 5401 1.2.18 29-Dec-2009/1:49:19+1:00] wns 29-Dec-2009/1:49:19+1:00 ["open" "vertuzo" 5401] wns 29-Dec-2009/1:49:20+1:00 ["close" "vertuzo" lookup ok] |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4218] | ping success! command 28-Dec-2009/16:49:20-8:00 [193.85.151.2 {cmd: open data: ["vertuzo" 0]}] command 28-Dec-2009/16:50:27-8:00 [193.85.151.2 {cmd: live data: ["vertuzo" 64#{kDj |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4219x2] | hmm .... |
so should I not start it via "start"? That sounds strange ... will turn the world off, and once again with old method ... | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4221] | I think this was designed to sell AltServe products. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4222] | designed ? :-) |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4223] | Safeworlds did not want to see people using or reselling AltME free product as a server. So, it does not initialize properly when used that way. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4224] | ok, I restarted it "the old way". I wanted to have it in .cmd, to auto-start servers, when machine reboots ... |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4225x2] | It's a feature .. not a bug |
LOL | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4227] | Yes. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4228] | yes, but it contradicts docs. |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4229] | I think the docs indicate script startup of free clients, not "free" servers. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4230] | Docs state, that world, if not used for 10 days, is freed. But it is not the case. The world is randomly freed even during its usage. The service is unreliable this way ... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4231x2] | Ok, I will bring up this problem and it can be discussed. |
I think the big problem is that for users it creates a mystery problem, that just looks bad. | |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4233x2] | You must start your world at least every 10 days (or keep it running all the time), or you will lose your world name. If that happens, nobody will be able to connect to your world, and someone else can take your world name. You can keep your world safe for a small fee. |
hmm, so now I understand it. I have to restart world at least once in 10 days, or it might loose registration? But my condition of "keep it running all the time" is met. | |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4235] | Yes, and that statement is true -- when world is started from AltME control panel. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4236] | The question now is, why doesn't it "ping", when started from .cmd |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4237] | Ah... I know. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4238] | oh my ... what a logic. If I knew it, I would either buy world names, or just run it the manual way. It surely was not obvious to me, but imo is not obvious to most users too ... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4239] | When running AltME with -s, it runs like AltServe.... which never has to ping, because all AltServe worlds have permanently registered names. |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4240] | I think that then docs should be corrected - few sentences would explain it clearly enough ... |
Carl 28-Dec-2009 [4241x2] | So... very interesting. At least now we know the source of the problem.. |
Yes, docs must be updated. | |
Graham 28-Dec-2009 [4243] | so paying the sum fixes it ... |
Pekr 28-Dec-2009 [4244] | 2:00 am here ... now before I go to sleep, I need some good news, e.g. when: host kit will allow View (merge of DELECT and commands), Extensions will allow Devices / Callbacks, and when are we back to VID? :-) - so that we can start porting R3 to WM and Android :-) |
amacleod 28-Dec-2009 [4245] | So let me get this clear in my head as I have the same problem with losing world names...if I start a world from the altme start console and leave it running it will be fine but if I start it with -s (as I do in a shortcut icon in my 'startup' programs menu (incase of a reboot) I will loose the world in 10 days as it is in server mode and does not pink safeworlds? |
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