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#1 2004-12-21 6:53 pm
- -NFP-JawaKnight
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CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
I need help !!!!!! I can't run an internet server with my mac !!!!! (with JA+ v2.2) When I create it the server IP is in the localhost section not in internet 
Can sum1 gimme the server.cfg folder with a good server modification ???? PLZ !!!!!!!!!! In the menu create a the i can't place it to internet too (I HAVE INTERNET !!!!!!!!!!!!) HELLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!
MAC IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!
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#2 2004-12-21 7:14 pm
Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
...are... you... behind... a... router....
A little less exasperation and "!!!!111one!!!", please.
Spirit was crushed; now is fading, But I want to help make things right.
Because I can see and I can feel, and you can see and you can feel
So why don't we both either stand up and fight
Or at least together we'll call it a night.
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#3 2004-12-22 1:14 am
- Leonard Nimoy
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Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
Yeah OMG LoL!!
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#4 2004-12-22 7:17 pm
- -NFP-JawaKnight
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Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
ehhhhhhh no i use a modem.... i really need help!!! 
can sum1 gimme his JA+2.2 server.cfg folder ?????? And i were i can download movie maker for mac ????
MAC IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!
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#5 2004-12-23 2:08 am
- Leonard Nimoy
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Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
Yes yes, we know you use a modem, but is it connected to a router so you can use the internet over several computers?
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#6 2004-12-23 11:49 am
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Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
No i dont use a router..... i think the good word for this situation is WTF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CMON I NEED HELP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MAC IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!
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#7 2004-12-28 8:17 am
- Mishura
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Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
[hippie-voice]Chill man. Just totally.. mellow out dude.[/hippie]
First of all, these factors will affect the ability to run a gameserver:
1. router (as they say)
2. FIREWALL (biggie here)
3. DHCP (otherwise known as dynamic IP, although temp servers seem ok)
4. And a few other unforseen things that are just there to mess with your head, and your gameserver.
Your server.cfg file isn't your problem I think. Also, if you don't set the server in "Dedication" mode, it will NOT show up in the server listings. The only way for an outside computer to see your server is if they MANUALLY type in your IP address. This is where things get complicated. If you are running in dedication mode, then I suggest going over your firewall. Make sure the right port (TCP or UDP.. i don't know) is open. Don't ask me for the port number, cuz I simply don't know. Try Google(TM).
Thats it.
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#8 2004-12-28 8:40 am
Re: CREATE A SERVER WITH A MAC....
[hippie-voice]Chill man. Just totally.. mellow out dude.[/hippie]
First of all, these factors will affect the ability to run a gameserver:
1. router (as they say)
2. FIREWALL (biggie here)
3. DHCP (otherwise known as dynamic IP, although temp servers seem ok)
4. And a few other unforseen things that are just there to mess with your head, and your gameserver.
Your server.cfg file isn't your problem I think. Also, if you don't set the server in "Dedication" mode, it will NOT show up in the server listings. The only way for an outside computer to see your server is if they MANUALLY type in your IP address. This is where things get complicated. If you are running in dedication mode, then I suggest going over your firewall. Make sure the right port (TCP or UDP.. i don't know) is open. Don't ask me for the port number, cuz I simply don't know. Try Google(TM).
Thats it.
The port number is usually 29070, UDP.
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