Hello again, Sorry for the delay...
And Mark thanks for your response :D. << Are you using Windows or Linux on your local machine? >> I have Windows XP on my machine. << If you are using windows, and you do a "ping" for that host name, what IP address are you getting as a response? (an internal local LAN IP address, or an external WAN IP address?) >> If I ping my hostname from server machine I get local ip now (192.168.0.2) as I've entered this hostname to hosts file mapping with my local ip. From a client I get WAN IP of the server resolved if I ping the hostname as usual. << Try doing an "ipconfig /flushdns" command (from the command line), and see if flushing your local DNS cache entries will help fix the issue. >> I have tried it but it didnt help. My Client still fails connection during handshaking stage. But it takes like 5-10 seconds for me to get the "login package never received by the server" error message so I believe its again a network issue. << It's extremely helpful to others (that follow) if you can properly document the issues that you are facing (and document the solutions) and add everything to a nice step-by-step tutorial in the WIKI pages. >> I've already documented the stages to setup my server so far. If I can pass this final problem at handshaking I believe I can write a detailed documentation. On 8 Ocak, 16:45, Antti Ilomäki <antti.ilom...@gmail.com> wrote: > We will be making a new server release once we get Naali 0.1 out. The > features in the next server release aren't yet finalized. > > 2010/1/8 Mark Malewski <mark.malew...@gmail.com> > > > One a sidenote, are there any plans to release a RealXtend 0.6 release > > (with the latest updated OpenSim 0.7 stable + ModRex, and with all the > > latest OpenSim bug fixes, and with Mega Region support, and with a working > > multi-region support behind NAT?) > > > I believe RealXtend 0.5 is already 6+ months old, it really would be great > > to just see a RealXtend 0.6 release with the latest OpenSim bug fixes, and > > working Mega region support and working multi-region support behind NAT. > > > Multi-region support behind NAT would be one of the more important > > features, but a working Grid mode would be nice as well. ;-) > > > On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 8:26 AM, Mark Malewski > > <mark.malew...@gmail.com>wrote: > > >> Ates, > > >> > Well my region external hostnames are already set to my lan ip which > >> > is 192.168.0.2 atm. Internal ip should be set to 0.0.0.0 by default am > >> > I right? though I have tried lan ip for it as well and it didnt > >> > work... > > >> Are you using Windows or Linux on your local machine? > > >> If you are using windows, and you do a "ping" for that host name, what IP > >> address are you getting as a response? (an internal local LAN IP address, > >> or an external WAN IP address?) > > >> If you are switching back and forth (using the same machine) between LAN > >> and WAN, there is a possibility that the WAN IP address may be stored in > >> your local DNS cache. > > >> Try doing an "ipconfig /flushdns" command (from the command line), and see > >> if flushing your local DNS cache entries will help fix the issue. > > >> There may be a problem with you switching back and forth between LAN and > >> WAN (and the incorrect DNS entry may be stored in your DNS cache). > > >> By flushing your local DNS cache, it may fix the issue. Give it a try, > >> and let me know. (Also try a simple ping on that host name and see what IP > >> address you are getting as a resolved response for that host name entry). > >> The problem could be with your local DNS cache. Try doing a ping on that > >> host name, just to see whether you are getting an internal IP or external > >> (WAN) IP address resolved. You may need to flush your DNS cache if you are > >> switching back and forth between LAN and WAN on the same machine (a > >> laptop?). > > >> Thanks, > > >> Mark > > >> On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 3:58 AM, akaydin <atesakay...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >>> Well my region external hostnames are already set to my lan ip which > >>> is 192.168.0.2 atm. Internal ip should be set to 0.0.0.0 by default am > >>> I right? though I have tried lan ip for it as well and it didnt > >>> work... > > >>> The problem still persists though :(... > > >>> On 8 Ocak, 12:44, Jeroen van Veen <j.veen...@gmail.com> wrote: > >>> > handshake phase hangs often occur when you have the external hostname > >>> of your > >>> > regions set to your wan ip, and you try to connect to opensim from the > >>> lan. An > >>> > easy fix is to set your lan-ip for external hostname, or on linux you > >>> could try > >>> > to use the iptables script on the wiki. > > >>> > Jeroen > > >>> > Op vrijdag 08 januari 2010 10:36:05 schreef akaydin: > > >>> > > Cheeeersss!!!!! > > >>> > > Mikko you are the best :D... it works! > > >>> > > I registered a hostname from dyndns for my wan ip and added my <local > >>> > > server ip - dns hostname> reference to my hosts file as you said. > > >>> > > Now I can pass authentication on client screen. However this time my > >>> > > connection drops during handshaking phase... I get an "Unable to > >>> > > connect. Login message never received by the server" message... > > >>> > > It may be a time out issue as my adsl connection on both server and > >>> > > client is slow. Or there is a problem with my region xml > >>> > > configuration. I ll check it out. > > >>> > > Any other reasons which may cause this message? > > >>> > > And Mikko thanks a lot... I was about to lose hope :) > > >>> > > Best, > > >>> > > Ates > > >>> > > On 8 Ocak, 09:48, Mikko Pallari <mikko.pall...@evocativi.com> wrote: > >>> > > > That message is inside ModreX AuthenticationService class. > > >>> > > > It occurs when something goes wrong when making a XMLRPC-request to > >>> > > > remote server. Most likely reason for failed XMLRPC-request is that > >>> the > >>> > > > network location can't be accessed from the simulator. And in this > >>> case > >>> > > > the remote location is your authentication server address. > > >>> > > > BTW, do you have both simulator and authentication server running > >>> on same > >>> > > > machine? And the error occurs when you try to log in from external > >>> > > > computer to server behind NAT? In this case the simulator tries to > >>> > > > connect to your WAN IP and can't connect to it. This is usually > >>> because > >>> > > > the routers option "NAT loopback" isn't enabled or isn't supported. > > >>> > > > If your router doesn't support the NAT loopback, then one option to > >>> > > > enable it would be to create DNS name for your servers WAN address > >>> and > >>> > > > add that DNS entry to your hosts file with local IP address. > > >>> > > > Cheers, > >>> > > > Mikko > > >>> > > > On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 9:29 AM, akaydin <atesakay...@gmail.com> > >>> wrote: > >>> > > > > Thanks a lot Mikko... > > >>> > > > > I ll check it out today(when I solve my compilation problems :D) > > >>> > > > > I had the server and the client downloaded from > >>> > > > >http://www.realxtend.org/page.php?pg=downloads > > >>> > > > > And one more question... I know I asked a lot already ;) > > >>> > > > > Do you know what may generate a "18:41:49 - [AUTHENTICATION > >>> SERVICE]: > >>> > > > > Failed creating XmlRpcRequest" message? Having tried a dozen of > >>> > > > > methods to fix it I still have doubts about the location of the > >>> > > > > problem. I cant decide whether if it is OpenSim server which > >>> causes > >>> > > > > this error or it is Authentication server. Because that message > >>> states > >>> > > > > that it is OpenSim server which fails at creating an > >>> XmlRpcRequest > >>> > > > > message am I right? What may cause this message? Is it > >>> Authentication > >>> > > > > server returning an invalid response or an internal failure at > >>> OpenSim > >>> > > > > Server(auth server works correct for instance)... I have searched > >>> for > >>> > > > > the text "Failed Creating XmlRpcRequest" or its variations in > >>> opensim > >>> > > > > code but couldnt find a reference :(. > > >>> > > > > Cheers, > > >>> > > > > Ates > > >>> > > > > On 8 Ocak, 08:43, Mikko Pallari <mikko.pall...@evocativi.com> > >>> wrote: > >>> > > > > > Hi, > > >>> > > > > > On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 7:14 PM, akaydin <atesakay...@gmail.com> > >>> wrote: > >>> > > > > > > Thanks again Ryan and Jonne > > >>> > > > > > > I have indeed found a mail which explains my problem: > > >>>http://www.mail-archive.com/realxtend@googlegroups.com/msg00979.html > > >>> > > > > > > The problem is the same. I guess Mikko Pallari has added a > >>> switch > >>> > > > > > > somewhere to check server ip upon an authentication request > >>> > > > > > > (server_check_ip). > > >>> > > > > > This configuration option is in modrex.ini in > >>> > > > > > directory bin/addon-modules/ModreX/config. You can read more > >>> about > >>> > > > > > ModreX configuration options athttp:// > > >>> > > > > wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Configuring_ModreX > > >>> > > > > > However you shouldn't use that option in production > >>> environments, > >>> > > > > > because > > >>> > > > > it > > >>> > > > > > disables the check which confirms that the client logging in is > >>> who > >>> > > > > > it claims to be. > > >>> > > > > > Cheers, > >>> > > > > > Mikko > > >>> > > > > > > The only relevant switch I have found though is in > >>> > > > > > > AuthenticationSettings.xml which is: > > >>> > > > > > > <check_server_ip>True</check_server_ip> > > >>> > > > > > > I had already tried setting this to false but the problem > >>> still > >>> > > > > > > persists. > > >>> > > > > > > Also as Jonne suggested I have tried setting my WAN IP for my > >>> three > >>> > > > > > > servers in xml configuration files. My viewer cant even > >>> connect to > >>> > > > > > > the opensim server that way... I tried all combinations of > >>> > > > > > > these(like setting opensim to internal ip and authentication > >>> to > >>> > > > > > > external, vice versa etc etc)... still I couldnt solve it. > > >>> > > > > > > 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. > > >>> > > > > > > Also I could not find the source code of the application at: > > >>> > > > > > > http://sourceforge.net/projects/realxtendserver/ > > >>> > > > > > > Only binaries are there... > > >>> > > > > > > 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... > > >>> > > > > > > I cannot find the source code of the authentication server > >>> anywhere > >>> > > > > > > at the moment. The binary exists(authenticationserver-0.5) > >>> but no > >>> > > > > > > source code. And I still think the problem occurs due to a > >>> bug in > >>> > > > > > > this server. > > >>> > > > > > > Is there anyone who actually managed to deploy a server which > >>> can > >>> > > > > > > be connected through WAN? Or any tutorials around? LAN and > >>> Local > >>> > > > > > > connection is easily done... but there should be someone who > >>> had > >>> > > > > > > connected through WAN via DSL connection. > > >>> > > > > > > And finally I get the following error when I try to connect > >>> with > >>> > > > > > > login_name@<wan ip> perhaps it helps to debug it further: > > ... > > tamamını oku »
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