this error every time.when creating a single world is not online. help me how to fix this
https://files.fm/f/8rvcb36f6
https://files.fm/f/8rvcb36f6
single world creation error Error initializing server: Create Socket Or Thread Failure
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SylenThunder
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That picture isn't useful at all.
Please follow the instructions. They are Pinned for a reason.
creating a world in single mode on startup gives an error Error initializing server: Create Socket Or Thread Failure but I checked in C:\Users\artem\AppData\Roaming\7DaysToDie\Saves\Navezgane it created single worlds it does not enter via 7DaysToDie.exe I'll attach the logs, maybe something will indicate the reason
https://pastebin.com/7MP1uxEn
https://pastebin.com/7MP1uxEn
Beelzybub
Tester
SylenThunder
Community Moderator / IT Guru
I find it a little interesting that your first image is from Steam, but the log is from a headless dedi.
Just FYI, never start the dedicated server from Steam. Always use the batch file.
Restart the host to ensure you don't have any hung processes/ports, and ensure you're using a clean port range.
Just FYI, never start the dedicated server from Steam. Always use the batch file.
Restart the host to ensure you don't have any hung processes/ports, and ensure you're using a clean port range.
That's in your config file. The default is port 26900, which will use the range of 26900-26903. Console and telnet are on 8080 and 8081 respectively.
hhmm ummm how to restart the host or give permission Usually only one use of a socket address (protocol/network address/port) is allowed.
Beelzybub
Tester
Don't run Steam to run the server. Close Steam down. Start the game server from the "startdedicated.bat" file in your install folder.
To find your port conflict:
Open a command prompt with admin rights, run the command "netstat -ab" (without the quotes) to see what applications are using what ports.
To set a port for the game:
Open serverconfig.xml and edit the lines:
<property name="ServerPort" value="26900"/> (for the game port)
<property name="ControlPanelPort" value="8080"/> (for the control panel port)
<property name="TelnetPort" value="8081"/> (for the telnet port)
The ports shown are the defaults. Change the conflicted port to an available port.
Use the output of the netstat -ab command to help you select ports that are not in use.
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so it seems like it happened 1 time, but then if you go into the single world that created it, then everything is all over again
Вот видео https://files.fm/f/pfq58sp3m когда меняю незанятый порт он его берет. и все сначала here are the logs https://pastebin.com/PByifLYD
I apologize for my problems with the game, it's been so long and lengthy. how can I change the order of the ports in the application that I use
I apologize for my problems with the game, it's been so long and lengthy. how can I change the order of the ports in the application that I use
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Beelzybub
Tester
Sorry, I'm confused. The log you posted is from a dedicated server, but your video is showing the client starting a mp game.
Which one are we trying fix?
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it started as you said through startdedicated. it worked, but then, as I left the game, I turned off the server. then all over again
1 https://pastebin.com/8kAZLk8Q
2 https://pastebin.com/TTiC2Rjg
Beelzybub
Tester
It looks like the first server instance didn't release the port when you closed it down. I dunno why, but you could reboot to release all the ports and start over. Also, when the port is showing as "in use" check with netstat to see if it really is in use and by what program.