Hi,

I keep getting this error with gtmurmur - any ideas?

'Queried murmur again. The result was not successful.'

Thanks,

-String

PS: here's the entire log:

./gtmurmur-static -conf ../rebellion/r
ebellion.ini

gtmurmur-static version 1.1.0

Using conf file: ../rebellion/rebellion.ini
Obtaining server socket...
Binding server socket...
Changing to asynchronous mode...
Opening server...
Server is running on 0.0.0.0:27800.
Client #1 connected from 208.167.225.13 on Mon Feb 13 09:20:59 2012
Queried murmur again. The result was not successful.
Finished sending document to client #1.
Removed client #1.



Following this guide, I made sure dbus was commented out as well - http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Ice

I can confirm that ice is working:
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:6502 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

Hello,

I assume that you are connecting to 0.0.0.0:27800 over a telnet-like program to test queries. Would you be able to post the output from this connection? This will give us a more detailed error description on why "Queried murmur again. The result was not successful." is failing.

Best regards.

maul wrote:
Hello,

I assume that you are connecting to 0.0.0.0:27800 over a telnet-like program to test queries. Would you be able to post the output from this connection? This will give us a more detailed error description on why "Queried murmur again. The result was not successful." is failing.

Best regards.

How do I do this? I wasn't savvy enough to figure it out.

Hello again.

When you have "gtmurmur-static" running, type the following in another terminal:

telnet 0.0.0.0 27800

Once the telnet session connects, type the following:

xml

Then press return. You will see an XML data blob printed in your telnet session. Please post that data into this thread. Thanks!

PS: I do plan on making this testing process easier in the future, when time permits!

Best regards.

maul wrote:
Hello again.

When you have "gtmurmur-static" running, type the following in another terminal:

telnet 0.0.0.0 27800

Once the telnet session connects, type the following:

xml

Then press return. You will see an XML data blob printed in your telnet session. Please post that data into this thread. Thanks!

PS: I do plan on making this testing process easier in the future, when time permits!

Best regards.


It now seems to be working fine on our linux server - nice!

How do I do the telnet on windows - is it the same?

Also, I noticed that if I started the gametracker app and stopped it, it did not release the memory - is this a problem or does the memory eventually get released?

Thanks for the help!

Hello again,

I'm glad to hear things are working on your Linux server.

Windows doesn't ship with telnet anymore, but there are plenty of telnet clones available. Try PuTTY, for example.

Providing that the app is stopped, memory will eventually get released.

Best regards.

Murmur 1.2.3 and gtmurmur 1.1.0.
Request from telnet returns error.


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<server>
<x_gtmurmur_server_versi
on>1.2.3</x_gtmurmur_server_version>
<x_gtmurmur_doclen>310</x_gtmurmur_docle
n>
<x_gtmurmur_error>Murmur::getBootedServers() failed. Error: &quot;Unable
to validate Meta::getBootedServers() result.&quot;.</x_gtmurmur_error>
</server>

Hi cleanvoice,

I'm sorry to hear that you are seeing an error. gtmurmur does work against Murmur 1.2.3, which leads me to believe that you are receiving this error due to configuration settings.

1. Have you tested against the Murmur factory configuration (after applying ICE settings, of course)? If you are using an existing configuration, there could be a setting enabled that wasn't tested against gtmurmur.

2. Do you have any of the murmur virtual servers booted?

3. How many virtual servers do you have setup? Do you receive the same error with a single virtual server?

Best regards.

Ice configuration is good and works with another application
There are about 250 virtual servers, all are booted.

Just tested, gtmurmur works fine with a new installed murmur instance (1 virtual server)... so, it doesn't work with many virtual servers, does it?

Hi cleanvoice,

Correct - As of 1.1.0 - gtmurmur only works with a single booted instance. Adding support for multiple booted instances has been on our "todo" list for a while now... it just hasn't come to fruition.

I hope that you can still find the software useful until this feature is implemented.

Best regards.