I managed to set-up and run my Crysis Wars servers on my dedicated server via Wine, and I'm looking to add them to GameTracker so they can be tracked.

However when I try to add a Crysis Wars server to GameTracker, I receive a 'cannot scan server' message almost instantly .
Indeed, I am not getting any of GameTracker's listed IPs in `netsh` either, which means that no attempt is made to scan my server at all (meaning currently, GameTracker's GameSpy v2 server query is broken).

Is this intentional?
Seeing as the masterservers for GameSpy don't exist anymore I can see perhaps why GT wouldn't be supporting GameSpy's protocol anymore, but Crysis Wars & all the other GameSpy-enabled games are still in the game list on GameTracker, so I don't think it'd be this.

The server is a Crysis Wars Dedicated Server 1.5 64 Bit gameserver, with a server modification that I created running on the server. The mod is just over three years old (build is 27th December 2012) and I no longer have its source code, it does not interfere (and hasn't ever interfered) with GameSpy's server queries.

I took the mod off one of the servers & tried to add it to GameTracker again, with the same problem.

The firewall is not blocking GameTracker's queries (I have other gameservers hosted on the same machine & IPs for example here, here and here), so this issue is definitely on GameTracker's side.

The servers are displayed within the game fine (note that it is Wednesday morning, there are usually ~40-60 players online at peak on Friday/weekend):



I realise that this is an eight year old game, but however GameTracker supports other games (that don't use GameSpy) with a lower player & server count, so I think fixing this issue (that GameTracker's GSv2 server scanning is broken) is viable.

Is this a known issue?

I'll take the lack of reply a a 'yes' then..

Anyone?

Please contact the developers of the game to fix their query if you find it is broken. GameTracker does not develop games.