[rooney12]

Well, I finally fixed a server. I edited the server.cfg, and used the nohup command from SA-MP Wiki. The server should run, but it does not run. Nohup says appending output, so that should work.

I also tested on typefish, but it is not on. Have i missed something? The servers IP is: 94.249.201.254:7888 [NOTE: I also tryed with port 7777]

Thanks!

[kikito]

#service iptables stop
The problem is not port forward, is the firewall(like almost all times).

[ColorHost-Kevin]

No, you dont.

And Iptables can be be kept on to run a SAMP server (unlike what the previous post above me says)

[kikito]

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Originally Posted by ColorHost-Kevin No, you dont. And Iptables can be be kept on to run a SAMP server (unlike what the previous post above me says)

Hmm, if the firewall is blocking the ports, you can add the rule on the firewall(in this case iptables), or turn it off.

[ColorHost-Kevin]

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Originally Posted by (A)rray Hmm, if the firewall is blocking the ports, you can add the rule on the firewall(in this case iptables), or turn it off.

Iptables does not usually block ports, unless you add them to it.

So really, it does not need to be turned off.

[kikito]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ColorHost-Kevin Iptables does not usually block ports, unless you add them to it. So really, it does not need to be turned off.

Some vps providers, the iptables blocks the ports, others not.
That's why i said, stop the firewall, or port forward on it.

[ColorHost-Kevin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by (A)rray Some vps providers, the iptables blocks the ports, others not. That's why i said, stop the firewall, or port forward on it.

Usually providers do not tend to block any type of port on a VPS, as that is up for you to do.

But anyways this is up to him.

[Alex Valdez]

Okay,
first give us your server log.

Tell us what it says.