[Opensim-users] Phoenix Viewer hangs at "Waiting for Region handshake"

[Vanish]

Is there an error message after that, or anything that says when and why  
the agent doesn't make it to the region?

> Hi,
>
> Cheers for the quick reply. No luck, I'm afraid. No matter what region I  
> select in Phoenix Viewer, it hangs at the same point.
>
> I only have one region defined, Main Island. Whenever a client connects,  
> I see this on the console (this is the last line output by the server):
>
>> 15:32:04 - [SCENE]: Incoming client Stretch Resident in region Main  
>> Island via regular login. Client IP verification not performed.
>
> So it seems to be assigning the clinet to the correct region, even if  
> they specify "Last Location". But it's not getting past the Region  
> Handshake.
>
> Kenneth.
>
> On 22/01/2012 15:27, Vanish wrote:
>> You might also need to check your Regions.ini if the regions each have  
>> their own port. If it still hangs, I'd try entering the name of a  
>> region in the login screen instead of "Last location" or "My Home".
>>
>>> On 08/01/2012 19:12, Vanish wrote:
>>>> You need to set the correct URI for the loginservice, assetservice,  
>>>> etc. in OpenSim.ini. Currently it's still set to localhost (127.0.0.1)
>>>
>>> Thanks for the reply. Are those settings not used by the OpenSim  
>>> server to talk to itself, as opposed to being advertised to the  
>>> client? I tried changing them anyway, to the current public IP of the  
>>> Amazon EC2 instance I'm using, but it made no difference. It still  
>>> hangs on "Waiting for Region handshake". Any more ideas?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Kenneth
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