How can i make it so the game/server checks all my ports like a port site does and puts them on a grid or label saying like
8001 open
8009 closed
to let people know if there in use or not.
ID:274042
 Jan 2 2012, 11:18 am
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A.T.H.K wrote:
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/php/ check-port.php?remoteAddress=[IP]&portNumber={PORT] problem there is it says my ports are closed when there open but when i use them like say i host a game on port 8005 (aka n ow closed) and it works then test it says Open. | |
A port will not report as open if you do not have something using it..
Example: Apache webserver uses port 80 (standard for websites). I have closed apache now my port reports as closed. I have now re-opened apache and it is now reporting as open. | |
A.T.H.K wrote:
A port will not report as open if you do not have something using it.. right now all my ports are closed if u were to goto http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/php/ check-port.php?remoteAddress=webhoost.game-server.cc&portNum ber=8005 itll say closed unless i host a game on 8005 then itll say open. 2nd note: were can i go to learn to import info from web | |
"itll say closed unless i host a game on 8005 then itll say open"
That is because something is using the port, it doesn't matter if you open the port on your router, it will not show as being open unless something is using it!.... You could modify Tiberath's hub grabber.. http://www.byond.com/members/ Tiberath?command=view_post&post=96873 | |
You could pull the info from this website and return false or true depending....