Trying to set up a deticated server

[Slice]

I have the stand alone server and have edited the batch file to read

@echo off
:10
ucc server CTF-FaceClassic?game=XGame.xCTFGame?AdminName=slice?Ad minPassword=****** ini=UT2004.ini log=Gods.log
copy server.log servercrash.log
goto 10

The server starts and the file xadmin.ini gets created. But I can not connect to the server via the web control panel. I put in the ip and then :80 at the end and nothing loads. Any suggestions?

[Fragetti]

Slice
Try using the default web-admin logon =Admin / Admin if you want to change it look for a file called Xadmin.ini I think and change it there. Also check your ut2004.ini for the port you my need to change it as some ISP block port 80 dont forget to open that port as well in your router
Frag

[Slice]

Slice
Try using the default web-admin logon =Admin / Admin if you want to change it look for a file called Xadmin.ini I think and change it there. Also check your ut2004.ini for the port you my need to change it as some ISP block port 80 dont forget to open that port as well in your router
Frag

No this is a rack server running windows 2000, there is no router. It is on a fiber pipe which I remote desktop to. Anyways I tried the regular way first and it didn't work. Do I need to put the server ip in the ut2004.ini file along with the port number?

[Pure_Evil]

check your e-mail

[Fragetti]

When you type in the url to webAdmin do you get a login window or page not found?

Heres the section of the ut2004.ini file that will change the port

[UWeb.WebServer]
Applications[0]=xWebAdmin.UTServerAdmin
ApplicationPaths[0]=/ServerAdmin
Applications[1]=xWebAdmin.UTImageServer
ApplicationPaths[1]=/images
DefaultApplication=0
bEnabled=True
ListenPort=8888
ServerName=
Applications[2]=
Applications[3]=
Applications[4]=
Applications[5]=
Applications[6]=
Applications[7]=
Applications[8]=
Applications[9]=
ApplicationPaths[2]=
ApplicationPaths[3]=
ApplicationPaths[4]=
ApplicationPaths[5]=
ApplicationPaths[6]=
ApplicationPaths[7]=
ApplicationPaths[8]=
ApplicationPaths[9]=
MaxConnections=30
ExpirationSeconds=86400

The file that controls the Web-Admin interface is XAdmin.ini
heres whats in it:

[XAdmin.xAdminConfigIni]
AdminUsers=(AdminName="XXXXX",Password="XXXXX",Privileges=,Groups=("Admin"),ManagedGroups=)
AdminGroups=(GroupName="Admin",Privileges=,GameSec Level=255)
AdminGroups=(GroupName="MatchSetup",Privileges="Xm ",GameSecLevel=240)

No this is a rack server running windows 2000, there is no router. It is on a fiber pipe which I remote desktop to. Anyways I tried the regular way first and it didn't work. Do I need to put the server ip in the ut2004.ini file along with the port number?

[Slice]

I get a page not found message. I never get to the log in screen..

[Fragetti]

if its a closed network try using the ip you assigned the server not your static ip from your isp so something like http://server ip:listen port/ServerAdmin/.

my server is on the DMZ so i get to my web admin using my static ip from my isp and the port i setup in the ut2004.ini file. if I want to get to it thru my home network i use
http://192.168.1.5:5760/ServerAdmin/ that is the ip I assigned the server and the port i set

hope this helps
Frag

[Fragetti]

Yo Slice
How did you make out? Did you get it working ?
Frag

[Warhead]

/me watches with interest - planning on setting up one of his Linux machines as a UT2004 server for LANWar 26...

[Pure_Evil]

/me watches with interest - planning on setting up one of his Linux machines as a UT2004 server for LANWar 26...

Zero[Gummibear] can help you on site, he's the server boss for the tournies