Author Topic: Dedicated Server Not Showing Up  (Read 2163 times)

Thanks builda :) but before I do that I want to make sure I can't fix it some other way. I am very tight about security and that has some security risks. I heard after v14 we didn't need to port forward, and my router is very powerful, it should be able to handle hosting a dedicated server without port forwarding.
You know, using UPnP (in this case) is port forwarding too, it just does it automatically for you.

You know, using UPnP (in this case) is port forwarding too, it just does it automatically for you.
Well I need to enable it then. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it! :)

Made a quick loop of WebCom_PostServer(); I haven't tested it, but I don't see why It wouldn't work.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6761691/webcomloop.cs

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//WebComLoop
//By Munk
//To keep posting to server when it stops.

function webcomloop()
{
if($WebComLoop)
{
webCom_postServer();
}

$WebComLoop::Sch = schedule($WebComLoop::Time * 60000, 0, webcomLoop);
}


if(isFile("Add-Ons/System_ReturnToBlockland/server.cs"))
{
        if(!$RTB::RTBR_ServerControl_Hook)
exec("Add-Ons/System_ReturnToBlockland/RTBR_ServerControl_Hook.cs");
        RTB_registerPref("WebComLoop Toggle","Munk's WebComLoop","WebComLoop","bool","Munk_WebComLoop",1,0,0);
        RTB_registerPref("WebComLoop Time","Munk's WebComLoop","WebComLoop::Time","int 1 180","Munk_WebComLoop",15,0,0);
}
else
{
        $WebComLoop = 1;
        $WebComLoop::Time = 180;
}

webComLoop();



You could try using Munkey's untested script to see if it fixes the problem with the server not posting itself.