I'm having issues connecting to TXAdmin from my Linux server.

[eternal matrix]

show what happens

[neon birch]

so when I boot the server. The cmd gives me a web address and a code to tio a register the server. It takes me to an empty web page

[eternal matrix]

show

[eternal matrix]

!full

[timid hatch]

@neon birch
Please provide a FULL SCREENSHOT.
:warning: This means literally the entire screen, from corner to corner!
:warning: Do not erase, censor or crop anything out.
:warning: Include the URL at the top (if browser) and clock at the bottom.
:warning: Include the windows taskbar and clock at the bottom.

[eternal matrix]

just take an actual screenshot on your pc

Windows + shift + S if you dont know how to

[eternal matrix]

wrong URL

[eternal matrix]

goto:
http://localhost:40120

[neon birch]

still the same

[eternal matrix]

https://docs.yorick.gg/FiveM/Server/Windows/Create-server

id recommend following this

[neon birch]

This says windows

Its a Ubuntu server os I am running

[eternal matrix]

then

your just dumb as fuck

[eternal matrix]

!ports

[timid hatch]

@neon birch
For someone to be able to access your FiveM/RedM server or txAdmin from the internet, you need to open ports 30120 TCP/UDP and 40120 TCP.
For detailed instructions, click on the button below that matches your host.

[eternal matrix]

open the port 40120

and access the site txadmin tells u to

[neon birch]

How am I "dumb as fuck" please elaborate?

I stated in the first message I was having issues connecting to my linux server. I also stated that I have enabled port forwarding on my router and linux server.

I never commented in a support channel because I knew what I was doing. I came to the support channel for support as that is what it is for. I also never came here to be called names or have my intelligence made fun of.

No need in that at all.

[timid hatch]

:rocket: Congratulations @neon birch, you leveled up to <@&828359841512816671>!

[maiden bobcat]

take it u cant read then mongo said on the start of the post it was a linux server

[eternal matrix]

your connecting to a local ip

for an external server

while the console is telling you exactly what todo

[eternal matrix]

well, i would expect that people using linux, knew to read the console

[eternal matrix]

I also stated that I have enabled port forwarding on my router and linux server.
also, everyone says that, none of them actually have done it properly

[maiden bobcat]

well i expect people to not be cunts about it but there wee are

[eternal matrix]

in here, you shouldnt expect anything 😉

[neon birch]

I used both addresses and none of them worked. I also did setup port forwarding. I can provide screenshots of this to show that I have done. I am also new to linux.

You could have said all of this without insulting me for no reason tbh.

[eternal matrix]

if the public IP did not work, that port is not open

[eternal matrix]

its completely done by volunteers, and let me tell you, 9 hours in and over 500 people that cant read later, it gets to the point of: "how many more could there possibly be"

@knotty cape still salty i see

[knotty cape]

it takes 0 efford to be kind

[maiden bobcat]

i usually expect dinner first

[eternal matrix]

it does when it takes 100% of brain power to figure out why users cannot read what they send

[neon birch]

that's nothing to do with me and doesn't give you the right to insult me tbh.

[eternal matrix]

trust me, you deal with this community 20 hours a day, 6 days a week, for 8 years, and then come back and see if your kind about it

[maiden bobcat]

mabey its time for you to give it up then

[knotty cape]

you're a volunteer, its not a job

[eternal matrix]

i have the right to say what i want to you lol

[maiden bobcat]

not everyone is the same if you dont want to deal with them no one forces you to

[neon birch]

No you don't

[eternal matrix]

i mean, i do

find me a UK law that tells me i dont have that right

[maiden bobcat]

your uncle definitely touched you

[timid hatch]

:rocket: Congratulations @maiden bobcat, you leveled up to <@&828359841512816671>!

[maiden bobcat]

salty prick

[eternal matrix]

okay, now your just venting, why are u even in here

[maiden bobcat]

was thinking the same for you

[eternal matrix]

cause 99% of support here is done by me

[neon birch]

because I came in for tech support and don't have the same knowledge as others doesn't give you the right to insult me.

Regardless I came here for tech support. Not to have a 4 way convo about stuff that has nothing to do with me.

[eternal matrix]

@neon birch open the port correctly and it will work,
if you dont understand basic linux, i heavily suggest sticking to windows, since linux isnt officially supported anyway

[maiden bobcat]

well so far u have given wrong information insulted the man and put in a !port command for someone who is in here 6 days a week your not doing so well are you

[eternal matrix]

wheres the wrong information????

his port is not open

[neon birch]

That's fair enough. I haven't really has issues on the linux side tbh. Its just the ports I seem to be having issued setting up.

[eternal matrix]

nevermind

he actually just cannot read the terminal

going to the link txadmin says to, works just fine

[neon birch]

That's probably because I reset my server pc. It wasn't working before hand

[neon birch]

still having issues. Must be because I'm "Dumb as fuck"

[eternal matrix]

!db

[timid hatch]

@neon birch
:point_right: If you are having ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:3306 when connecting to the database, this probably means you do not have a database installed or running.
Windows Home Hosted or VPS:
:one: Download and install XAMPP: https://www.apachefriends.org/
:two: Start MySQL: https://i.imgur.com/UNnKmnt.png
:three: On txAdmin, click on the Cancel button and try again.
Linux VPS or Self Hosted:
It depends on your distro (like CentOS, Ubuntu, etc), you will need to google how to install MariaDB in it.
Pterodactyl setups (most hosting providers):
Open a support ticket at your hosting provider to ask their help in setting up the database.
If your pterodactyl is self hosted (you own the instance), this video MAY be the solution.

[neon birch]

appreciated

[eternal matrix]

you set a password for root right?

(just checking cause it is techincally optional)

[neon birch]

got it.

You might be a dick but you are an alright dick

[eternal matrix]

if you set you one, open this up, and it will give you the option to set the password for the connection 🙂