Server Connecton

[n0tm3 1]

Hi! can anybody please help me? I can log in to my server, even register in the login screen with _m or _f. but after server selection it wont connect to the character selection screen. It always say failed to connect to server. When I check the server console, there is no error.

[Dastgir 1244]

Show the server configuration.

map-server.conf and all those

Mostly, it's would be because wrong IP configuration, or port not forwarded

[n0tm3 1]

sql_connection.conf
sql_connection: {
	db_hostname: "127.0.0.1"
	db_port: 3306
	db_username: "testRO"
	db_password: "Test123#"
	db_database: "testro"
	//codepage:""
}

character-server.conf

	// Server Communication username and password.
	userid: "s123"
	passwd: "p123"
        
        removed "//" from login_ip and char_ip

map-server.conf

	// Interserver communication passwords, set in the login server database
	userid: "s123"
	passwd: "p123"

        removed "//" from map_ip

inter-server.conf

inter_configuration: {
	// Level range for sharing within a party
	party_share_level: 15 // FIXME: Split RE and pre-RE

	// Log configuration
	log: {
		// Log Inter Connections, etc.?
		log_inter: true

		// [UNUSED] Inter Log Filename
		inter_log_filename: "log/inter.log"

		// [LOGIN, MAP] Log database SQL connection
		sql_connection: {
	              db_hostname: "127.0.0.1"
	              db_port: 3306
	              db_username: "testRO"
	              db_password: "Test123#"
	              db_database: "testro_logs"
	              //codepage:""
                }
	}

SQL configuration. changed server connection account from s1 and p1 to s123 and p123.

*I diffed my client with read data folder first.

*Edited my clientinfo.xml ip address and server name.

 

I am wondering about the port forward, because I dont remember doing that. can you please tell me how to do that in debian?

[Dastgir 1244]

char-server.conf:

char_ip should be your WAN IP

map-server.conf:

map_ip should be your WAN IP

[n0tm3 1]

char-server.conf:

char_ip should be your WAN IP

map-server.conf:

map_ip should be your WAN IP

 

thank you so much bro!