Hello all,

I have been having a few problems with getting GTMurmur to run correctley.

I have entered the following lign's into my murmur.ini file:
ice="tcp -h 127.0.0.1 -p 6502"
gtmurmur_ip=94.76.234.38
gtmurmur_port=64738

but all that happens when i run the gtmurmur.exe is a window quickley opens then closes.

I have ice enabled and c++ 08 distro installed.

I am running w2k8.

my murmur config can be found here: http://pastebin.com/8gmqDnK8

Thanks in advanced.

Hello,

Have you tried running gtmurmur.exe through the Windows Command Prompt (cmd.exe)?

gtmurmur.exe is a command line application. It also takes an argument as to where the murmur config file is located.

maul wrote:
Hello,

Have you tried running gtmurmur.exe through the Windows Command Prompt (cmd.exe)?

gtmurmur.exe is a command line application. It also takes an argument as to where the murmur config file is located.




I have just tried this yes,

I ran gtmurmur -conf murmur.ini whilst inside the DIR of the file location and it still did nothing, I cannot seem to find anywhere or anyone showing how to set this up.

Thanks

Hello again,

There aren't any walkthroughs that I'm aware of just yet.

In the ZIP file containing gtmurmur, there is a file titled "readme.txt". The sections "USAGE", "CONFIGURATION", and "QUERYING GTMURMUR" are the most complete documentation we offer at the moment.

Another important point, when you start gtmurmur.exe through cmd.exe, gtmurmur will display errors if it cannot start. These should lead you in the right direction. If you are having trouble with a specific error, feel free to post it here.

Best regards.

That's the Problem when I do start it via cmd it flashes for a second then does nothing but sit there with the dir waiting for a Dos command no errors or anything

Hmmm, that sounds odd. How are you invoking it?

"start gtmurmur.exe" will launch another command prompt, which could explain the "flashes". If gtmurmur.exe exits quickly, then you would not be able to see any output.

If you are doing it this way, try "start /b gtmurmur.exe your_conf_file", or simply "gtmurmur.exe your_conf_file".


Here is sample output from my console:

C:\gtmurmur_test\>gtmurmur.exe

gtmurmur version 1.1.0

Using conf file: murmur.ini
(main) Fatal error encountered: "Unable to parse conf file. Check conf file path, permissions, and the current working d
irectory.".
Shutting down...

Also, to rule out a dependency problem, try launching the bundled "gtmurmur-static.exe" too!

maul wrote:
Also, to rule out a dependency problem, try launching the bundled "gtmurmur-static.exe" too!

Ok i can get it started by the static version but nobody can connect but still not by the gtmurmur.exe

with the gtmurmur.exe:
[thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11322070/GTMurmur/Window%201.jpg[/thumb]

with the static:
[thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11322070/GTMurmur/Window%202.jpg[/thumb]

the only problem runing the static version is no client can connect it just erros about some data and kick them

Hello again,

There may be some confusion here. gtmurmur is a secondary server that runs alongside murmur. You cannot connect to gtmurmur with Mumble.
GameTracker will ping your gtmurmur server for stats. For convenience, gtmurmur and murmur share the same config file.

However it does appear that your second screenshot is running gtmurmur correctly. Thanks for posting these.

Once you have both servers running, you can test if gtmurmur is working properly by doing the following:

Connect to gtmurmur with your favorite telnet client and send the string "xml". More info on this is described in "QUERYING GTMURMUR" section of the readme.txt.

From this point, you can see any errors in both the gtmurmur console, and in the telnet output.

Best regards.

Hmm, So i start the murmur.exe and then run the gtmurmur, Last time i tried that it still did the same?

Would be easer if you had steam or Xfire