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d-mAn
2nd December, 2002, 07:13 PM
Hey guys,

Running a windows 2000 UT2K3 server, and can't get webadmin to work for the life of me. I have searched the forums, and read Brando's thread below, but thought I would post this fresh anyway. Here's what I've done so far:

1)installed server package (the 230-plus meg one)
2)installed the 10.2 meg patch
3) Installed Evolution.zip
4) Running a server from the following .bat:

@<hidden> off
:10
ucc server DM-TokaraForest.ut2?game=xgame.xdeathmatch?AdminUsername=xxxxxx?AdminPassword=xxxxx ini=UT2003.ini log=utlogs.log
goto 10

5. Whenever I run server, it says bWebenabled is not enabled, but I have doublechecked that it is marked "True". I have thrown away UT2003.ini and started fresh, with same results. I saw other posts about making sure the listen port is filled with a value, but I'm not sure what this means.

So.... Does anyone have any ideas about what I can do differently? I don't understand how to do the Advanced Admin stuff just yet... any pointers there would be helpful ... maybe someone could post the values they would change in their .ini file and the .bat they would run to achieve webadmin support? I really appreciate anyone's consideration in this matter!

d-mAn

d-mAn
2nd December, 2002, 10:57 PM
I solved my problem. I think there's a mistake in the WebAdmin tutorial. It says to enter the tool like this

http://123.456.78.99:8888

If you add the port at the end, it always hits a 404, but if you just type in the ip address, the web admin comes up fine.

John160
6th December, 2002, 03:11 PM
If you run Web Admin on the default port 80 you do not need to add the port to the end of the ip. But if port 80 is already in use or blocked you MUST change the listen port in the ini and add it to the end of the ip.


John

Fragger
7th December, 2002, 07:15 PM
Hi there,

I had the same problem as you have, but i have fixed it.
Maybe it's not the usual way, but i will post my bat file, so that you can compre it whit your bat...

@<hidden> off
:10
ucc server DM-Antalus?game=Xgame.XDeathmatch?AccessControl=XAdmin.AccessControlIni?GameStats=True ini=UT2003.ini log=UT2003log.log
copy UT2003log.log UT2003crash.log
goto 10

Goodluck with it, and i hope it works for you.....

Greets Fragger

FarmBoy
7th December, 2002, 08:47 PM
Is IIS enabled on your machine? If so, you're going to need to specify a different port other than 80 for the UT2K3 webadmin to respond to. I like 8080. To configure that, edit your UT2003.ini (or whatever ini you're starting your server with) as follows:
[code:1:3564b74ba0][UWeb.WebServer]
ListenPort=8080 &lt;- by default this is 80, only change it if you have something else like IIS running on port 80
[/code:1:3564b74ba0]
Also, very important is the ServerName setting in the same section of the INI file. Either leave it blank, or put the IP address of your server in there.

There are two methods of enabling Web Admin. There is the "one administrator method" and the "users and groups" method. If you pass AdminName and AdminPassword on the command line to start your server, you're using the "one administrator method". If you use the "users and group" method (also known as advanced admin), you have a command line similar to the one in Fragger's post.

Also, there is a bug in your command line. The variable name is AdminName, not AdminUsername.

Read both of these documents, they should certainly help you in getting this working.

http://www.unrealadmin.org/modules.php?name=Sections&amp;op=viewarticle&amp;artid=8
http://www.unrealadmin.org/modules.php?name=Sections&amp;op=viewarticle&amp;artid=7

:thumbup:
- FarmBoy