[Opensim-users] SYSTEMIP and a repeated UseCircuitCode

[FoTo50]

Am 23.06.2010 12:51, schrieb Marck:
> FoTo50 wrote:
>>   Am 23.06.2010 11:36, schrieb Marck:
>>>
>>> FoTo50 wrote:
>>>> On 23/06/2010 02:54, Justin Clark-Casey wrote:
>>>>> On 22/06/10 18:52, FoTo50 wrote:
>>>>>> Can somebody tell me where I can find a possibility to set the
>>>>>> SYSTEMIP?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I use Linux with several IP's and dont want to use the default IP 
>>>>>> for
>>>>>> opensim but an additional one. Even setting the subdomain to the
>>>>>> 2nd IP
>>>>>> and setting all values in the ini files to there, after startup I 
>>>>>> find
>>>>>> the following line in the opensim.log:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> INFO - OpenSim.OpenSim [NETWORK]: Using xx.xx.xx.228 as SYSTEMIP
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ...but that's my default IP address.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This caused for me big problems at login after a fresh install of
>>>>>> 0.6.9:
>>>>>> the login got stuck at the region handshake. In the log file I could
>>>>>> find always 3times the following line:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> WARN - OpenSim.Region.ClientStack.LindenUDP.LLUDPServer 
>>>>>> [LLUDPSERVER]:
>>>>>> Ignoring a repeated UseCircuitCode from
>>>>>> 723e059f-36be-45fb-8bc9-999efe5de9d5 at xx.xx.xx.xx:56000 for 
>>>>>> circuit
>>>>>> 340530339
>>>>>>
>>>>>> and then the client (tried with Hippo and Imprudence) stopped.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> After setting the subdomain to the default IP, everything worked
>>>>>> fine. I
>>>>>> looked quite a lot, but could not find, where I can set this value
>>>>>> to my
>>>>>> desired IP address.
>>>>>
>>>>> This setting is in the bin/Regions/Regions.ini file. You can set it
>>>>> directly to an IP address.
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>
>>>>> -- 
>>>>> Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
>>>>> http://justincc.org
>>>>> http://twitter.com/justincc
>>>>
>>>> Hi Justin
>>>>
>>>> I tried that already, but this does not change the message (and
>>>> setting):
>>>>
>>>> INFO - OpenSim.OpenSim [NETWORK]: Using xx.xx.xx.228 as SYSTEMIP
>>>>
>>>> But it should be xx.xx.xx.236 which is the first additional IP address
>>>> at eth0 (btw. the OS is openSuSE 11.2 with Mono 2.4.2.3). It looks 
>>>> like
>>>> somehow it just takes the basic IP from eth0 and this obviously 
>>>> causes a
>>>> lack of comunication during the region handshake that results in a 
>>>> login
>>>> failure.
>>>>
>>>> Greetings
>>>> Georg
>>>
>>> Hi George,
>>>
>>> Did you actually do the following steps and still get the "Using
>>> xx.xx.xx.228" message?
>>>
>>> 1) In RegionConfig.ini (or Regions.ini if OpenSim automatically
>>> created the file), change the setting
>>> ExternalHostName = SYSTEMIP
>>> to
>>> ExternalHostName = "xx.xx.xx.236"
>>>
>>> 2) Restart the region.
>>>
>>
>> Hi Marck
>>
>> I tried it with and without "...", restarted the region(s) only or all 4
>> services (currently grid mode, but also happened when testing
>> standalone) - it doesnt make any change.
>>
>> But I'm also not sure if the error is to be located in the regions.ini.
>> I currently load 17 regions, so the SYSTEMIP message should also turn up
>> 17 times during startup, but it only shows once after all regions are
>> loaded at the end of the startup process right after "INFO -
>> OpenSim.OpenSim [!]STARTUP COMPLETE", so it should be some server wide
>> setting somewhere ... or do I see that wrong?
>
> Then I suspect that the settings in your RegionsConfig.ini are not the 
> culprit. I also do not use "SYSTEMIP" in any of my region settings and 
> still get that log message. I guess OpenSim is just telling you what 
> address it *would* use, if you specified SYSTEMIP somewhere in your 
> configuration.
>
> Have you double-checked that all IP addresses in your other 
> configuration files use the correct  address (e.g. in the [Network] 
> section of OpenSim.ini)?

Not just double-checked .... I already fell it like hundrets times ;)

With grep I found 3 more settings in 2 xml files (UserServer_Config.xml 
and MessagingServer_Config.xml) that are probably written during the 
initial setup process - I did never touch them before. But even changing 
those values did not change anything.

I actually prefer rather to enter subdomains than fixed IP adresses 
since changing those is easier than searching throug all the ini and xml 
files.

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