PBW Down? - Back up!

Slynky · #1 August 21st, 2003, 12:52 AM

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Originally posted by Ragnarok:

That explains my feelings right now. The life I was building up once again will soon be over. It is good to be so near to having it back Online.

LOL, Rags! AND, no telling how many marriages were saved in the nick of time!

Ed Kolis · #2 August 21st, 2003, 01:33 AM

Not to mention keeping me from going insane trying to balance PBW with working on that Xiati encounter animation I was doing as a school project... God you can really tell how little life I have, even my school projects involve SE4... that was actually the second one, too, the first was the planet generator for POV-Ray...

geoschmo · #3 August 21st, 2003, 01:41 AM

Okay. Server is back Online. Everyone is free to use it now. A couple things though:

RTC may not work. I have to check that out. I am not sure the router is configured right for that yet. Please let me know if you can get it to work.

If you use the graphic UI some of the buttons wont work right. You will et the PBW down screen in the window. This is because we used absolute links instead of relative links in some places. That will clear up once teh DNS is set back to the server instead of the PBW down page.

Auto turns will remain off for indefinetly. I will let you know when they are gonna be turned back on. Game owners can force turns if they want and turns will run if all .plr files are uploaded.

Please report any other issues that you find.

Geoschmo

tesco samoa · #4 August 21st, 2003, 01:43 AM

Geo I posted my game host thing before you posted that the server was back up

Baron Grazic · #5 August 21st, 2003, 01:52 AM

PBW allowed me to do all my hosting jobs with no problems.
Thanks for doing us all a big service Geo.

Merry Jolkar · #6 August 21st, 2003, 03:06 AM

Thanks Geo for all your hard work!

For those of us who ran some turns during the PBW hiatus....

I believe we should not run our final turn manually and then upload the .gam, .log and .cmb files as a zip file to the site.

At any rate, I just did this and my players all received email from the site with the newly uploaded files. I test downloaded my turn, and it looks correct.

If you only upload the .gam file directly, your players will not be able to view the current round's combat, so a .zip is better.

Question: My game turn is listed on the site as 2408.4, but the true game is now at 2408.7 because I ran three turns manually. How do I correct this?

Thanks,
Merry

geoschmo · #7 August 21st, 2003, 03:13 AM

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Originally posted by Merry Jolkar:
Question: My game turn is listed on the site as 2408.4, but the true game is now at 2408.7 because I ran three turns manually. How do I correct this?

Thanks,
Merry

If you tell me which game it is I can adjust the turn number. We can move it forward, but not backwards.