I’m having a problem regarding my own server.
When I try to connect to the server it gives me this error:
“Failed to fetch server variables. Recv failure: Connection was reset - CURL error code 56 (Failure when receiving data from the peer)”
I checked if the port was visible through https://canyouseeme.org/ and it was.
In my server log it doesn’t show that anyone is trying to join my server. When I try and connect to it locally it works fine, and the server also sees that I’m joining it. Other people can join the server with a direct connect command. But I cannot on my own pc.
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If its a local server simply use the servers local IP, if the external ip/link works for others then there is no issues and its likely that whatever router you have does not have NAT Loop back or is not enabled and will block the use of using your external IP.
If its not a local server then the NAT Loop Back does not apply here.
i was going by this statement when i was answering your question, if you are hosting this server on your PC or on another PC that is on the same network this is considered a locally hosted server… if you rent a server then what i stated in my first reply is irrelevant.
If it is indeed a locally hosted server which sounds like it is then you would need to google what modem/router you have and see if it even has the options for nat loop back or not.
here is some information on NAT loopback and what its purpose serves.
i was going by this statement when i was answering your question, if you are hosting this server on your PC or on another PC that is on the same network this is considered a locally hosted server… if you rent a server then what i stated in my first reply is irrelevant.
My bad, yes it is a locally hosted server. I thought you meant if it was for local purposes hehe. I will look at the NAT Loopback once I’m back from work.
Thank you very much for your help!
