So I'm trying to help a fellow community member set up a new server. He's running Windows Server 2012 Enterprise. Epoch is installed. C++ Runtimes are installed (2010 & 2013 both x86 and x64). Epoch Server DLL is unblocked. Redis is running. But as soon as it finishes reading the mission file the server closes, which means the Epoch server will not connect to Redis on startup.
I've unblocked ports (which you shouldn't even have to do since it's all localhost), turned off the firewall, made sure everything is set to "Run as Adminsitrator", edited the hosts file to make sure localhost is enabled...you name it.
Oddly enough, if I REMOVE the password from redis.conf I can connect to it from a remote machine. But if any password at all is present in redis.conf it refuses to connect. So it's not the firewall blocking it. BEC connects to the server on startup but before the server fires up all the way it closes, giving only a "something strange happened" error in the BEC log.
So.....to all you admins that have managed to successfully get Epoch running on Windows Server 2012, a few tips would be appreciated.
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Darth_Rogue
So I'm trying to help a fellow community member set up a new server. He's running Windows Server 2012 Enterprise. Epoch is installed. C++ Runtimes are installed (2010 & 2013 both x86 and x64). Epoch Server DLL is unblocked. Redis is running. But as soon as it finishes reading the mission file the server closes, which means the Epoch server will not connect to Redis on startup.
I've unblocked ports (which you shouldn't even have to do since it's all localhost), turned off the firewall, made sure everything is set to "Run as Adminsitrator", edited the hosts file to make sure localhost is enabled...you name it.
Oddly enough, if I REMOVE the password from redis.conf I can connect to it from a remote machine. But if any password at all is present in redis.conf it refuses to connect. So it's not the firewall blocking it. BEC connects to the server on startup but before the server fires up all the way it closes, giving only a "something strange happened" error in the BEC log.
So.....to all you admins that have managed to successfully get Epoch running on Windows Server 2012, a few tips would be appreciated.
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