People, after DC solved the Screen-Shots BUG Thread (http://www.unrealsoftware.de/forum_posts.php?post=188937&start=0)
I've changed the CS2D Folder Directory to C:\
and not more C:\Program Files\
My server in Dedicated takes like 30 minutes to appear on the serverlist, why ? can someone help me?
Thanks
its not a bug...
the server communicates with the usgn server.
and sometimes i can happen that the connection fails or something so the server wont be listed.
Heh yeah...its true...that isnt a bug it needs 30 minutes or more to appear...I hope its 30 Minutes why I dont like it to wait much...I wanna make my server now...
30 Minutes , that's total bullshit. It's just that your internet connection failed, or you failed to refresh your browser window, or the cs2d serverlist. 30 Minutes is just bullshit, because generally, packets take under 100ms to be send and resend.
You're probably exaggerating, and pretending like 30 seconds takes like 30 minutes.
30 Minutes , that's total bullshit. It's just that your internet connection failed, or you failed to refresh your browser window, or the cs2d serverlist. 30 Minutes is just bullshit, because generally, packets take under 100ms to be send and resend.
You're probably exaggerating, and pretending like 30 seconds takes like 30 minutes.
it's actually not bullshit. My dedi servers usually register in 10-30 minutes.
so you see a lot of "U.S.G.N.: Sending serverlist ADD-request..." lines in a row but no "U.S.G.N.: Server added to serverlist" in the console / log for 30 minutes?
Now the problem is solved, i tryed usgn_addserver and it worked, thanks
Taner, and if the problem was yours? What would you do? So do not say that. Because you would take the same attitude, ask for help, and wouldn't like if they not help
Now the problem is solved, i tryed usgn_addserver and it worked, thanks
Taner, and if the problem was yours? What would you do? So do not say that. Because you would take the same attitude, ask for help, and wouldn't like if they not help
No problem.
Feel free to send me a pm the next time a problem arises.