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Could someone try and connect to 71.192.103.150 port 2048 and let me know the result?

It looks like it is working but it show "?" instead "100%" in server window. Lets try a race.

Thanks for helping me test it Vasiliy! Seems to work great!

I was testing windows server at my pc too. works well! it says 100% at server page.

is there a way to make web-stat page for monitoring toy racer server filling/games/users at the time ?

Introducing the world's smallest Toy Racer server! It's a Samsung Q1 Ultra with a 800Mhz Intel A110 CPU and 1GB of RAM. As of right now the CPU usage by the server program is at 0% so the Windows version of the software runs really well.

I'll make another attempt at connecting tonight (around 12 hours from now), ill fiddle around with ports and stuff on my router.



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pcwzrd13 wrote:Introducing the world's smallest Toy Racer server! It's a Samsung Q1 Ultra with a 800Mhz Intel A110 CPU and 1GB of RAM. As of right now the CPU usage by the server program is at 0% so the Windows version of the software runs really well.

I'm thinking about throwing it on my mini pc for fun: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... -_-Product

I wonder how powerful the original servers were...

I'd like to see how hard it would be to write a script to see who is online. It looks like there are .log files which might have all the information along with a file that has the best times. Very promising for making a nice server info script.

LimitZer0 wrote: I'd like to see how hard it would be to write a script to see who is online. It looks like there are .log files which might have all the information along with a file that has the best times. Very promising for making a nice server info script.

yes there are other .log file that contains connected clients info, actual created matches, chat rooms and etc
that would make it easier for a person who can create a script for web-interface

Strik3r91 wrote:

LimitZer0 wrote: I'd like to see how hard it would be to write a script to see who is online. It looks like there are .log files which might have all the information along with a file that has the best times. Very promising for making a nice server info script.

yes there are other .log file that contains connected clients info, actual created matches, chat rooms and etc
that would make it easier for a person who can create a script for web-interface

I'm doing one of these in Shell Script (CGI) to run in the cgi-bin directory of the Apache! Will be Public Domain!

Sorry for my bad English!

Regards,
Igor Isaias Banlian

LimitZer0 wrote: I wonder how powerful the original servers were...

If I had to guess I'd say it wasn't any more powerful than my UMPC. You have to figure the server would have been a computer from the late 90s or early 2000s. An 800Mhz CPU is about right (The AMD Athlon was first introduced in mid-1999 and they only went up to 1Ghz). That being said, it held up quite well for Game Night last night.