Jani

MTA uses more processing power than just GTA, so of course it will lag more. And I wouldn't even recommend playing it on such a bottom end system like yours.

Did you specify 22003 as the admin port? Because that is the game port by default.

Java makes baby Jesus cry.

lol game port is UDP query port is TCP.

Close your IM programs. It's possible that you or your contact had one of the blacklisted words in their name, or it appears in the local memory somehow (through the conversation etc).

It might help if I were running a distro that rpms are a package installer for, but I'm not.

Playing MTA is a privilege, not a right.

My link is more accurate.

http://www.gonnaplay.com/fileInfo.php?g=201&f=23

Shame. Just wait for the map authors to do it and upload them to the center again.

I don't think this is the correct section for this topic, it's hardly a "client problem" is it?

What Blokker means is, MTA is still a beta and not a finished product, and it probably always will be. If you don't appreciate the lag or crashes or whatever, piss off and don't play the bloody game. Either that or go make your own.

Not to mention, illegal.

Haha idiot I bet he renamed the executable rofl.

Because in 1.1, Rockstar made the game un-moddable, therefore not allowing MTA to run on it.

You've all updated to 1.1.1 right?

Everything is fine here.

That was an unprovoked response and there was no need for it I must admit. He obviously is pissed off with it, that's WHY he's posting it here. @Satans-Turd: I agree it is very annoying, I've been killed countless times by people who catch on fire and make it their mission to spoil the race for others by blocking them and blowing them up too. I suggested that there should be a way to prevent that from damaging other racers, or even creating a "ghost" mode where there wouldn't even be collisions between players, it would be very handy for maps where there are times when a lot of racers have to fit through a small space at the same time, and it would make a LOT of the races a lot fairer because you could simply drive "through" people who tried to block you because they've spun out on corners or whatever.

If you simply updated, you would still have all your own maps Since there's nothing to overwrite them, they won't have gone unless you totally uninstalled it first.

The only way to totally disable respawning on maps is actually in the map editor, not in the server. It is unfortunate that all the included maps have respawn on by default, but if it is such a pain for the server admins then they should just edit the maps and turn it off, or just simply remove those maps.

Have you enabled ASE reporting and forwarded the correct ports?

It's always the IP of the host that you need to forward, because that is the one which the clients need to be able to initiate direct connection to.

Do you have the latest version (1.11)? I seem to remember the blog saying something about a protocol error being fixed. If you friends can actually connect to the server and then get kicked after they've joined, there's obviously nothing wrong with your network, it's the software's fault.

LOL a server on DIALUP? You're insane.

So far I've only ever managed to get the first ever MTASA server release to run on the box, it's Debian Linux 3.1, Intel P4 2.8ghz, 1GB ram etc. Xerces shit is installed fine, but when attempting to run the server, Ideas?