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Module Fails To Load

 
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Segal



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PostPosted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 20:25    Post subject: Module Fails To Load Reply with quote

I am using the NWN4 watchdog and it worked perfectly for a couple of years but having trouble now. NWN4 starts fine and opens the NWServer window but does not load the module. The only things that have changed are the module name and we switched from using a module to using a directory.

Any Ideas?

Code:

# NWNX4 configuration file
# These are the default values for NWNX4.

# Path to NWN2 installation (where nwn2server.exe is located)
# no default. You really have to specify it, currently.
nwn2 = C:\Program Files\Atari\Neverwinter Nights 2

# You can override the tempory path NWN2 uses
# This is where NWN2 will put its logfiles (among other files)
# no default
nwn2temp = c:\NWNx4

# Command line parameters to start the server with
# default: no parameters
parameters = -module TheDepths

# Should NWNX restart the server if the server process has gone away ?
# 0 = do not restart the server
# 1 = restart the server
# default: 1
processWatchdog = 1

# Should NWNX restart the server if it locks up ?
# This can happen if the server is still running, but does not react to gamespy queries any more.
# 0 = do not query the server
# 1 = query the server
# default: 1
gamespyWatchdog = 1

# If you activate the gamespy watchdog, you need to specify the port your NWN2 server is running on
# default: 5151
gamespyPort = 5121

# How often should the gamespy watchdog query the server ?
# Note: The server will be restarted if it does not react to a certain number of
# queries in a row. See setting gamespyTolerance below.
# default: every 30 seconds
gamespyInterval = 30

# How often may the server not react to gamespy queries ?
# Note: The server will be restarted if it does not react this many queries in a row
# Example: gamespyInterval = 30 and gamespyTolerance = 4 means that the server will
# be restarted if it does not react within 2 minutes
# default: 4 queries
gamespyTolerance = 4

# If the server crashes, how long should NWNX wait before it restarts the server ?
# Value = seconds to wait
# default: 5 seconds
restartDelay = 5

# Should NWNX disable the general protection fault error dialog ?
# Note: The watchdogs may fail to restart the server properly if this dialog stays open
# 0 = do not disable the GPFault dialog
# 1 = disable the GPFault dialog
# default: 1
noGPFaultErrorBox = 1

# If you want NWNX to execute a CMD or BAT file before restarting the server after
# a crash, specify it's name here. If you leave this setting empty, no program
# will be run. NWNX will wait for the program to finish before it continues.
# no default
# restartCmd = nwnx_restart.cmd



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Sephiroth



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PostPosted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:01    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,

you have to use moduledir instead module

parameters = -moduledir TheDepths
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 21:54    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks a bunch.

Change made. Now just to wait for the server to crash to see if it works !
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