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m-byte918 / MultiOgarII

A continued version of the original MultiOgar, an open source Ogar server implementation written with Node.js.
Apache License 2.0
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Any know how to fix this #1546

Closed pranshuthegamer closed 3 years ago

pranshuthegamer commented 3 years ago

Err address unreachable

I'm using Ubuntu 20.14 It worked the first time And then never worked again

Borys64 commented 3 years ago

Where is this error displayed? Within the nodejs output or a browser console?

pranshuthegamer commented 3 years ago

Browser

Borys64 commented 3 years ago

That isn't an issue with the server, chances are you are inputting the wrong URL.

pranshuthegamer commented 3 years ago

It isn't I'm using my public ip:443 And I enabled port forwarding

It worked the first time and now isn't working

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That isn't an issue with the server, chances are you are inputting the wrong URL.

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Borys64 commented 3 years ago

Tell me what you're doing exactly. What client are you using and what prefix are you using with the server ip (ws or something else).

pranshuthegamer commented 3 years ago

@Borys64 I'm using using cigar client from agarian And opening the chrome console it shows Connecting to public IP:443 ERR ADDRESS UNREACHABLE

Tombez commented 3 years ago

Connecting to your own public ip doesn't work, use the local ip of the computer that's hosting the server. If you're trying to connect with the same computer that is hosting, use 127.0.0.1:443 or localhost:443