Help with Server

[Crallion]

Thanks, joevano, your a genius. You have solved my problem. It's always nice when I learn something.

[Crallion]

Ok, I sorta have another problem. The server I started earlier (That has no name) seems to have taken on a life of its own. No matter what I try I can't seem to get it off of the server list. I have tried "/shutdownserver". I have quit terminal. I have shut down my computer, yet the server won't come off the list. Is there something else that I'm supposed to do?

[blast]

If a server is stuck on the list after closing bzfs, it will be removed after around 30 minutes.

[Crallion]

Ok, thanks.

[Cheese Man]

I have the same problem. I got the IP, and everything, opened a port on my router, but I can't find my server on the public list. heres my conf

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-a 50 38
-admsg "Remember: Now swearing, cheating, spawnkilling or teamkilling. Anyone with swear words in their name will be banned until they change their callsign.  Be nice and enjoy your stay!"
    -autoTeam
    -d -d
    -disableBots
    -groupdb /Users/panch/groups.txt
    -j
    -fb
    -lagdrop 3
    -lagwarn 300
    -maxidle 180
    -ms 14
    -p 6521
    -password 
    -publicaddr 66.58.170.3:6521
    -public Cheeseworld
    +r
    -requireudp
    -tkkr 50
    -sb
    -spamtime 5
    -spamwarn 4
    -st 6
    -world /Users/panch/desktop/worlds/tri-capture-the-flag.bzw

 +f V{2} +f OO{2} +f GM{2} +f L{2} +f SB{2} +f ST{2} +f T{2} +f N{2} +f SH{2} +f SR +f SW{5} +f G +f CL{2} +f SE +f TH +f BU{2} +f WG{2} +f A{2}

See anything wrong?

[Bambino]

Did you open the same port on your router as in the config?

is your firewall blocking it...?

[Cheese Man]

yes, I did

[blast]

Well, then make sure the computer you have the server on is the one you are pointing to. You should really make your hosting PC use a static IP outside of the DHCP range that your router uses.

[Cheese Man]

The comp the server is on is the one i am pointing to. ok, but that costs. Is there any way I can do that without paying anything?

[blast]

No.... I'm not talking about your internet connection. I'm talking about your computer. Set a static IP on your computer, and make the router point to that IP for that port.