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Zalewa
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2015-05-31 15:24
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Zalewa
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2015-06-02 17:36
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Zalewa
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2015-06-07 19:17
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Update available on beta update channel. Please test. |
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It works.. But sometimes it don't even detect my LAN server unless I restart Doomseeker. Dunno why this is but eh.. I just usually add my serer to Custom Servers and join that way. |
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2015-06-13 08:56
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In case of Zandronum's LAN broadcasts, game servers are the ones that send the broadcasts to the network. Doomseeker needs to become the listener. In a way, game servers become clients and Doomseeker becomes a server. Now, only one program can be listening on given port at a time, and if you launch Doomseeker more than once, the subsequent instances will fail to bind the listener port and will not display the broadcasted servers.
This is a bit strange, as I explicitly stated in the code that the port can be shared between programs. Perhaps it doesn't work 100% right. I guess I'll have to investigate this a bit more and perhaps make the program write an appropriate log entry when it fails to bind.
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Not only that.. but I noticed if you have Broadcast to LAN selected, and Click on Start Server, the Server will not be broadcasting to LAN. Not sure if that should be on a separate ticket since this is somewhat related.
I usually just go into the server settings and turn Visible to Network on, thats when Doomseeker will see it.. sometimes. |
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Zalewa
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2015-06-14 10:24
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Not only that.. but I noticed if you have Broadcast to LAN selected, and Click on Start Server, the Server will not be broadcasting to LAN. Not sure if that should be on a separate ticket since this is somewhat related.
Works correctly for me. |
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Bah.. well I knew something was a miss. Had sv_broadcast false in my server config.
Anyhow.. i guess the only thing left to do is what you said up thar...
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This is a bit strange, as I explicitly stated in the code that the port can be shared between programs. Perhaps it doesn't work 100% right. I guess I'll have to investigate this a bit more and perhaps make the program write an appropriate log entry when it fails to bind. |
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Zalewa
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2015-06-15 18:33
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If anything, it works every time now. Fixed |
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