Okay so seeing there seems to have been some questions I've noticed
regarding 0.0.0.0 I thought I would have a little fun during my lunch break
and research it as some have had mixed results with it in their region
config files. This is what I have found regarding 0.0.0.0:
The IP address 0.0.0.0 can have very different meanings, depending on where
it's used.
* It's not a valid address to be given to an actual network interface,
along with any other address in the 0.0.0.0/8 subnet (i.e. any address
starting with 0.).
* It can't be used as the source address on any IP packet, unless this
happens when a computer still doesn't know its own IP address and it's
trying to acquire one (classic example: DHCP).
* If used in a routing table, it identifies the default gateway; a route
to 0.0.0.0 is the default one, i.e. the one used when there is not any more
specific route available to a destination address.
* Lastly, when seen in the output of the netstat command (which is what
you asked for), it means that a given socket is listening on all the
available IP address the computer has; when a computer has more than one IP
address, a socket can be bound only to a specific address and port pair, or
to a port and all addresses; if you see an IP address there, it means that
socket is listening only on that port and that specific address; if you see
0.0.0.0, it means it's listening on that port on all addresses of the
machine, including the loopback one (127.0.0.1).
My guess is this also holds true on linux based systems. In most cases
today on Windows at least, most computers will operate on 127.0.0.1 which is
the localhost numeric IP address which also happens to be the loopback ip of
your machine. Thus if your computer is on a LAN local area network your
better off having your computer's IP on your network as your InternalIP and
the external IP should be the IP provided by the ISP (This is how I solved
the region handshake problem on Linksys 54G.)
Hope that helps a little.
Emperor
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I believe the InternalIP is used to choose between network adaptors when the
machine has more than one. If it's left as 0.0.0.0, then the .net SDK will
choose the 'main' one - but I've no idea how it works this out (the .NET SDK
docs are not clear on this matter, AFAIR).
On 05/01/13 18:28, Emperor Starfinder wrote:
Hashim,
I am assuming that you are running off of your own network LAN and not
a hosting provider. If I am correct then it might be that your
regions.ini file may need to be fixed.
On windows (for myself at least) I have found that the internal IP
should not be 0.0.0.0 as this does cause viewers to hang at region
handshake (Why this should matter I have no idea but it appears to in
some cases.)
In the regions.ini file I use for my grid I did as follows:
[Example Region]
RegionUUID = Your_Region_UUID
Coordinates = 1000,1000
InternalIP = 192.168.1.xx
Port = 9000
Alternate Ports = false
External IP = Your_Domain_Name_Or_IP_Address
Also the computer your region server is on should also have a static
IP address assigned in our local network. Theres a simple tool you can
find at portforwrd.com that will do that for you quite quickly.
Also there has been some known issues with some FQDN names which have
mixed results. Some are from DynDNS.
I hope this helps a little. As Ive indicated I am assuming your
running on Windows operating system but in some cases what I say might
actually work on Linux based operating systems as well. Ive certainly
found some of the linux based tutorials I've found also seem to give
me a guide with windows also.
Emperor
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On 1/4/2013 2:02 AM, john felipe urrego mejia wrote:
Hi, please tell me or share me a tutorial or video explain me process
opensim un amazon with instances.
Tnks a lot
Here is something I wrote for Ubuntu on OSGrid, but parts of it can
apply to other distros (and grids or standalone) as well. Hope this helps!
http://forums.osgrid.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4010&p=18067
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Hello,
What value should I put in OpensIm.ini and in config.php in front of
XmlRpcServiceReadKey and XmlRpcServiceWriteKey for the groups to work
? I've tried thinks like '1a33b' or 'group_read_key', without success.
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I would leave these blank as the default shows, they really do not
provide any kind of security.
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Hello,
What value should I put in OpensIm.ini and in config.php in front of
XmlRpcServiceReadKey and XmlRpcServiceWriteKey for the groups to work ?
I've tried thinks like '1a33b' or 'group_read_key', without success.
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It shouldn't matter as long as it is the same thing in your config.php
file, under those lines. it is a small attempt at some kind of security.
InuYasha.
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Hello,
What value should I put in OpensIm.ini and in config.php in front of
XmlRpcServiceReadKey and XmlRpcServiceWriteKey for the groups to work
? I've tried thinks like '1a33b' or 'group_read_key', without success.
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Randy, presuming that OpenSimulator at least starts up, you can run the
command
"config show DatabaseService"
from the console. This will show you what settings OpenSimulator is
actually using.
If SQLite still appears there then it is hiding in your config files
somewhere. The top of the log will show all the
various config files that OpenSimulator ends up including on startup.
On 05/01/13 23:38, Randy Pierce wrote:
Thanks for the assist, but this was the very first thing I checked.
At the present time, I am totally removing the 0.7.4 version directory and
replacing it with 0.7.5 to ensure there are no leftovers. As I said, 0.7.4
ran totally fine with no errors. Just got to heavy in the memory category
to
warrant staying on 7.4 when this version became available.
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