Oopps my fault.... thanks Toni I forgot to check that part :(....
On 7 Ocak, 19:37, Toni Alatalo <[email protected]> wrote: > akaydin kirjoitti: > > > Do you know how I can contact Mikko Pallari? Perhaps an e-mail adress > > or something like that? He seems to know a lot about this issue. > > He reads this list too. > > > Also I could not find the source code of the application at: > >http://sourceforge.net/projects/realxtendserver/ > > It is there, you need to go to the dev > section,http://sourceforge.net/projects/realxtendserver/develop.. that has the > svn url and also a link to the web browsing view to the source, > e.g.http://realxtendserver.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/realxtendserver/aut... > > > I have already checked-out source code of the latest version of > > OpenSim and Modrex Modules however these dont include the source code > > for the authentication server... > > Yep it is a separate app, not part of modrex. > > > Ateş Akaydın > > ~Toni > > > On 7 Ocak, 09:35, Ryan McDougall <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> The source can be found > >> here:http://sourceforge.net/projects/realxtendserver/ > > >> I seem to recall a discussion about this issue before. Perhaps you can > >> look at the mailing list archives for an answer. Unfortunately, 0.5 > >> isn't being actively worked on any more, as we are focusing on Naali > >> and > >> Taiga:http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Main_Page#Developer_Preview_Releases > > >> Cheers, > > >> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 6:28 PM, akaydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> Ryan thanks a lot for your answer. > > >>> Unfortunately [email protected] does not work from outside network. > >>> Nothing happens if I use internal ip here(192.168.0.2) however if I > >>> use WAN IP then I can connect to the authentication server(from what I > >>> see on authentication server console) but login operation fails. And > >>> if I can connect to the authentication server(althought login > >>> operation fails) then I believe that should mean that the WAN ip > >>> resolves correctly and redirected through my NAT. > > >>> I may be wrong but it seems like" testuser@<wan_ip>" is also sent as a > >>> complete string in some part of an xml message to the authentication > >>> server. I believe only the left part before "@" sign - that is > >>> "testuser" - and user password should be enough to authenticate a user > >>> (considering that ip adress is already resolved). > > >>> It seems to me that Authentication server simply checks if > >>> "testuser@<wan_ip>" matches with a string that it forms from local > >>> ip... like "[email protected]" and boom!.... these two dont match > >>> so login fails... > > >>> Internal ip stays the same for all pcs connected to a particular LAN. > >>> So no problems occur if I try to connect from a seperate pc which is > >>> in the same LAN with my server since username and host strings will > >>> always match. (actually this is what I have been doing till now). > > >>> These are all my assumptions though. I may be wrong but I believe > >>> something like this is the primary reason of this problem. > > >>> Can I download authentication server's source code from somewhere? > >>> perhaps I can try to fix this in source code... I have checked modrex > >>> site but couldn't find an svn link particularly for authentication and > >>> avatar storage servers. > > >>> Perhaps you are right though. I only have basic knowledge of > >>> networking so there may be a way of configuring the network so that > >>> this problem is fixed. > > >>> Is there a tutorial on how to do such a network configuration? Or is > >>> there anyone who successfully deployed a RealXTend server which > >>> operates on net standalone? Preferably someone who did it with DSL > >>> connection(and in my case also dynamic ip :D) > > >>> I would be happy to hear from you all... > > >>> And Ryan Thanks again for your answer, > > >>> Regards, > > >>> Ates Akaydin > > >>> On 6 Ocak, 16:44, Ryan McDougall <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>> Once again, this is before my time, and I've never once worked on the > >>>> authentication servers, but afaik, this was a fundamental choice to > >>>> mimick the way e-mail works. You can't just send an email to "joe", it > >>>> has to be "joe" at "example.com", where example.com is a computer that > >>>> knows a certain joe among many. It works because there is an entry in > >>>> the DNS server that says the mail server that's authoritative for > >>>> example.com, and mail clients do a DNS query to find the IP. A number > >>>> of people here have set up reX for the public (such as > >>>> world.evocativi.com), so it *is* possible -- but you may need DNS > >>>> and/or public IPs... > > >>>> So basically, I think this an internal network configuration issue, > >>>> and kinda beyond what we're capable of helping you with. Network > >>>> configuration is not easy, and present a barrier to adoption of VW > >>>> servers (actually any non-trivial home server). Does > >>>> "[email protected]" work from outside the network? > > >>>> If anyone knows better than me, feel free to correct me. Better a > >>>> half-assed answer than none. > > >>>> Cheers, > > >>>> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 10:16 AM, akaydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>>> Is there a way to configure authentication server such that it > >>>>> neglects IP attached to user name during authentication process. And > >>>>> authenticate solely on username and password instead. Nothing else? > > >>>>> On 6 Ocak, 10:12, akaydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>>>> Hi again, > > >>>>>> I've read most of the manuals and made necessary modifications to my > >>>>>> httpsettings and configuration xml files. > > >>>>>> I now have a server machine connected to the internet via ADSL(Dynamic > >>>>>> IP). It has some internal ip adress like 192.168.0.2 assigned by the > >>>>>> DHCP of the Adsl Modem. I have configured necessary ip values in my > >>>>>> xml files to this value 192.168.0.2. > > >>>>>> However since the modem routs data to several machines at once I had > >>>>>> to make a quick NAT configuration for RealXTend ports. So I had > >>>>>> directed my wan ports 7000-12000 to lan ports 7000-12000 on > >>>>>> 192.168.0.2 > > >>>>>> Now here comes the tricky part. No matter what I do I cannot > >>>>>> authenticate my avatar from the avatar server. > > >>>>>> I set the user name and connect to fields to the following in the > >>>>>> client ui. > > >>>>>> User name: testuser@<wan ip> > >>>>>> Connect to: <wan ip>:9000 > > >>>>>> where <wan ip> is my WAN ip. > > >>>>>> Anyway I see opensim server capturing the data I send on the console > >>>>>> log and creating an XMLRPC message for authentication server. However > >>>>>> Authentication Server does nothing and returns null. So my login > >>>>>> process fails with a "Login Failed: Could not authenticate your > >>>>>> avatar. Please check your user name and password and check the grid if > >>>>>> problem persists" message > > >>>>>> If I try to connect to my server with a client on the server machine > >>>>>> with following parameters: > > >>>>>> User name: [email protected] > >>>>>> Connect to: 192.168.0.2:9000 > > >>>>>> Then I can connect without a problem. I can assure that the username > >>>>>> and password are correct I guess the domain name after "@" sign in > >>>>>> user name causes this. In a way that authentication server receives > >>>>>> wan-ip instead of 192.168.0.2 when I try to connect from a remote > >>>>>> client and doest not authenticate as wan-ip does not match with lan-ip > >>>>>> at that step. > > >>>>>> Can anyone help me solve this problem? > > >>>>>> Thanks a lot, > > >>>>>> Best Regards, > > >>>>>> Ates Akaydin > > >>>>> -- > >>>>>http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend > >>>>>http://www.realxtend.org > > >>> On 6 Ocak, 16:44, Ryan McDougall <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>> Once again, this is before my time, and I've never once worked on the > >>>> authentication servers, but afaik, this was a fundamental choice to > >>>> mimick the way e-mail works. You can't just send an email to "joe", it > >>>> has to be "joe" at "example.com", where example.com is a computer that > >>>> knows a certain joe among many. It works because there is an entry in > >>>> the DNS server that says the mail server that's authoritative for > >>>> example.com, and mail clients do a DNS query to find the IP. A number > >>>> of people here have set up reX for the public (such as > >>>> world.evocativi.com), so it *is* possible -- but you may need DNS > >>>> and/or public IPs... > > >>>> So basically, I think this an internal network configuration issue, > >>>> and kinda beyond what we're capable of helping you with. Network > >>>> configuration is not easy, and present a barrier to adoption of VW > >>>> servers (actually any non-trivial home server). Does > >>>> "[email protected]" work from outside the network? > > >>>> If anyone knows better than me, feel free to correct me. Better a > >>>> half-assed answer than none. > > >>>> Cheers, > > >>>> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 10:16 AM, akaydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>>> Is there a way to configure authentication server such that it > >>>>> neglects IP attached to user name during authentication process. And > >>>>> authenticate solely on username and password instead. Nothing else? > > >>>>> On 6 Ocak, 10:12, akaydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>>>> Hi again, > > >>>>>> I've read most of the manuals and made necessary modifications to my > >>>>>> httpsettings and configuration xml files. > > >>>>>> I now have a server machine connected to the internet via ADSL(Dynamic > >>>>>> IP). It has some internal ip adress like 192.168.0.2 assigned > > ... > > tamamını oku »
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