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orb

Jun 3, 2006, 7:22pm
Is anyone else having trouble getting their world up and running with the
new 4.1 worlds server? I get one problem after the other even after
following the instructions at AW GZ step by step a dozen or more times.

baro

Jun 3, 2006, 7:23pm
It would help to know what problems after another you are encountering.

orb

Jun 3, 2006, 7:55pm
Similar to others I have spoken to at the Gate.. for instance I had followed
the instructions and put my password in the world.ini had added my world
with the Admin tool etc.. it all looked nearly right in that it seemed that
my world was suppose to be running but I checked the Worlds List in Tabs on
the 4.1 browser and my world wasn't there. Then I closed rebooted and came
back and it was saying that it couldn't start because the password was
incorrect.. news to me it all worked fine in 3.6 lol. I have written my
password in a little notebook, quoted to me directly from AWI office. Still
it's saying my password is in incorrect. Also, one other time it looked
like the world was running according to the World.exe but my Admin Tool did
List my world in the world running field. Either and all ways my world
never got started properly .. I redid around a dozen times starting fresh
with a newly installed server.

orb

Jun 3, 2006, 8:12pm
"Also, one other time it looked
like the world was running according to the World.exe but my Admin Tool did
List my world in the world running field."

I meant to say the Admin Tool did NOT list my world in the world running
field.

shalimar

Jun 3, 2006, 10:12pm
In a word......YES!!! All day and all I have now are no fingernails and a
flaming new stomach ulcer! I have experienced everything you mentioned.
Plus some. The latest are two blue screen errors complete with a sound that
makes me think my new pc is self destructing! I'm finished. I know my pw is
correct, I know my world is running because I'm in the &%$#! thing,
yet....it doesn't show on the world list. Then there is the one on the
world list that says it ISN'T running! *sigh* This browser drinks resources
like a horse drinks water and I have rebooted more in one day than I have
all year. I think I'm gonna be sick now....... it's not easy being green.
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orb

Jun 4, 2006, 5:59pm
In speaking to another world owner at the Gate.. one who has been nominated
in several categories for a CY.. they too can not get their aswin77 working
properly to allow their world to start. Lots of miserable world owners
here.

baro

Jun 4, 2006, 9:24pm
I guess they wern't nominated for a technical award...

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2ndchildhood

Jun 5, 2006, 12:08pm
I don't know whether this will be of any help, but I discovered that if you
have more than one world running in the same server, you have to propdump
and atdump each world into a different directory, or else when you do that,
one world's dumps will overwrite the other, and you will find both worlds
looking the same. Just make a temporary directory for each world and then
reload from those.

2ndChildhood


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karten

Jun 5, 2006, 2:02pm
Just add the world name to the dump file names, and that will keep them
seperate.
I also include the date in the filename for multiple dumps of the same world

Karten

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kf

Jun 5, 2006, 2:05pm
[View Quote] yup, I use for example something like ba-a060605.txt for an atdump of
the world starting with the letters Bb on the 5h of June 2006. But the
seperate folder approach seems to be best really. :-)

orb

Jun 5, 2006, 4:43pm
Good news! The trouble with getting my world to start was that my
password had changed to all lower case lettters when transfered to the new
system. So I only had to start with a fresh aswin77 put in the password in
lower case and viola!

ciena

Jun 5, 2006, 11:32pm
Thats what i have always done. Just put each worlds name on them.
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