Multi-Homed Ports Problem

[dreamdemon]

CentOS5 64bit w/compat libraries installed


Installs all work fine with the exception of the ports.

ip #1 = dod:s
ip #2 = TF2

etc.

The problem is that even with using a different ip address that one of the servers increments the port to 27016, etc. Is there a way to block this from happening w/out breaking the networking? I have the extra ip addresses aliases int he /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ as eth0:0, eth0:1, etc. I even put the port on the command startup but it still incremented it.

All help appreciated.

[pengy]

You probably have a port command somewhere in your configs

[dreamdemon]

pengy Wrote:You probably have a port command somewhere in your configs

You mean within the server configs or the game configs? I just double checked both the game configs and both have nothing in them about ports. I also have the +ip set on both the startups and are on different ips and manually set the ports to 27015 and it still pushes TF2 to 27016

[pengy]

Try it with -ip the +ip is the old hl1 startup parameter

[dreamdemon]

pengy Wrote:Try it with -ip the +ip is the old hl1 startup parameter

I changed it but it still shows up as 27016. Here's my startup command:

Code:

./srcds_run -console -game tf -ip <addy removed> -port 27015 +maxplayers 12 +map cp_badlands

[terry94]

go into youre server.cfg add hostport 27015
and when it loads, does it say port 27016 in the CONSOLE?

[BehaartesEtwas]

http://forums.srcds.com/viewtopic/10169

[dreamdemon]

I've figured it out, so to speak. There is an issue where I have something interferring with the other ip's. I've checked how I did the ip aliasing against bot online references and a linux bible and both say I've done it proper, yet when I do netstat -an |grep 27015 it only shows 2 ip where one is a 0.0.0.0 address.