[Archive] New to the scene, I feel like I've exhausted my resources. Any help is appreciated! Emucoach 7.3.5 repack setu
[Archive] New to the scene, I feel like I've exhausted my resources. Any help is appreciated! Emucoach 7.3.5 repack setu
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Hey there, If anyone willing to help has the answers I've love to chat or hear some positive feedback. Never have I done one of these server before, but the minutia and configuration of the server has led to me not being able to have it work. At first I thought the MySQL server wasn't working, however doing some research on stack overflow I was able to overcome the issue. World server seems to launch as well as it can with out the problem child, namely, Bnet server. I have run into extreme problems trying to figure out what the correct way forward is. Original problem was the lack of ssleay32 and libeay32 dll's, however whether I install Openssl to the windows directory, strawberry perl, or just dropping it into the server directory, I am always met with an "Ordinal not found" error, ordinal 407, which cant be located in the dynamic link library in bnetserver.exe. I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a solution, and in addition to openssl installations and such, I've double checked all of my redistributables are up to date and I have the correct version/build of strawberry perl as a dependecy for openssl. Am I thinking too much into this? Have I overlooked an extremely simple way to install all of this? I have no idea. I hope to get everything working, and I think it'll be funny to look back on when it's finished, but for tonight I'm at my wits end. Once again, any help is appreciated!
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #1Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
Original source
Hey there, If anyone willing to help has the answers I've love to chat or hear some positive feedback. Never have I done one of these server before, but the minutia and configuration of the server has led to me not being able to have it work. At first I thought the MySQL server wasn't working, however doing some research on stack overflow I was able to overcome the issue. World server seems to launch as well as it can with out the problem child, namely, Bnet server. I have run into extreme problems trying to figure out what the correct way forward is. Original problem was the lack of ssleay32 and libeay32 dll's, however whether I install Openssl to the windows directory, strawberry perl, or just dropping it into the server directory, I am always met with an "Ordinal not found" error, ordinal 407, which cant be located in the dynamic link library in bnetserver.exe. I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a solution, and in addition to openssl installations and such, I've double checked all of my redistributables are up to date and I have the correct version/build of strawberry perl as a dependecy for openssl. Am I thinking too much into this? Have I overlooked an extremely simple way to install all of this? I have no idea. I hope to get everything working, and I think it'll be funny to look back on when it's finished, but for tonight I'm at my wits end. Once again, any help is appreciated!
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You don't have the origin dll's which the source code has been compiled with, are you sure the ones' you are using came with the origin repack package?
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #2Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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You don't have the origin dll's which the source code has been compiled with, are you sure the ones' you are using came with the origin repack package?
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Quote:Skug said:Download this
Hey there, If anyone willing to help has the answers I've love to chat or hear some positive feedback. Never have I done one of these server before, but the minutia and configuration of the server has led to me not being able to have it work. At first I thought the MySQL server wasn't working, however doing some research on stack overflow I was able to overcome the issue. World server seems to launch as well as it can with out the problem child, namely, Bnet server. I have run into extreme problems trying to figure out what the correct way forward is. Original problem was the lack of ssleay32 and libeay32 dll's, however whether I install Openssl to the windows directory, strawberry perl, or just dropping it into the server directory, I am always met with an "Ordinal not found" error, ordinal 407, which cant be located in the dynamic link library in bnetserver.exe. I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a solution, and in addition to openssl installations and such, I've double checked all of my redistributables are up to date and I have the correct version/build of strawberry perl as a dependecy for openssl. Am I thinking too much into this? Have I overlooked an extremely simple way to install all of this? I have no idea. I hope to get everything working, and I think it'll be funny to look back on when it's finished, but for tonight I'm at my wits end. Once again, any help is appreciated!
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OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
An archive of OpenSSL binaries that are typically used with Indy - OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
![[Image: favicon.svg]](https://github.githubassets.com/favicons/favicon.svg)
github.com
and uzip it to your repack folder..
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #3Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Quote:Skug said:Download this
Hey there, If anyone willing to help has the answers I've love to chat or hear some positive feedback. Never have I done one of these server before, but the minutia and configuration of the server has led to me not being able to have it work. At first I thought the MySQL server wasn't working, however doing some research on stack overflow I was able to overcome the issue. World server seems to launch as well as it can with out the problem child, namely, Bnet server. I have run into extreme problems trying to figure out what the correct way forward is. Original problem was the lack of ssleay32 and libeay32 dll's, however whether I install Openssl to the windows directory, strawberry perl, or just dropping it into the server directory, I am always met with an "Ordinal not found" error, ordinal 407, which cant be located in the dynamic link library in bnetserver.exe. I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a solution, and in addition to openssl installations and such, I've double checked all of my redistributables are up to date and I have the correct version/build of strawberry perl as a dependecy for openssl. Am I thinking too much into this? Have I overlooked an extremely simple way to install all of this? I have no idea. I hope to get everything working, and I think it'll be funny to look back on when it's finished, but for tonight I'm at my wits end. Once again, any help is appreciated!
Click to expand...
Spoiler
OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
An archive of OpenSSL binaries that are typically used with Indy - OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
github.com
and uzip it to your repack folder..
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Quote:denks said:Thank you very much! They worked perfectly and I was able to get the Bnet server working. I really appreciate it.
Download this
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OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
An archive of OpenSSL binaries that are typically used with Indy - OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
github.com
and uzip it to your repack folder..
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Quote:brian8544 said:I wasn't sure if that was the case but to be sure,, I pulled a couple of the most recent dll's oof those two types to try out. I re downloaded the source files from the repack page but they weren't included. Thank you both for the quick reply!!
You don't have the origin dll's which the source code has been compiled with, are you sure the ones' you are using came with the origin repack package?
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rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #4Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Quote:denks said:Thank you very much! They worked perfectly and I was able to get the Bnet server working. I really appreciate it.
Download this
Spoiler
OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
An archive of OpenSSL binaries that are typically used with Indy - OpenSSL-Binaries/openssl-1.0.2q-x64_86-win64.zip at master · IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries
github.com
and uzip it to your repack folder..
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Quote:brian8544 said:I wasn't sure if that was the case but to be sure,, I pulled a couple of the most recent dll's oof those two types to try out. I re downloaded the source files from the repack page but they weren't included. Thank you both for the quick reply!!
You don't have the origin dll's which the source code has been compiled with, are you sure the ones' you are using came with the origin repack package?
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Hey there! Back again with a new interesting issue. I'm currently trying to set up connection over WAN to host for my friends, but no matter what ports I find online or external/internal IP's I address, they aren't able to connect. I have a static ip through my ISP, additionally I have also setup a static IP on my LAN for the computer I am hosting the server. I'm certain that i'm messing up somewhere in the conifgs, but I cannot find anywhere online on the correct way to set up the server to be connected to. Anyone have advice? It'd be greatly appreciated
![[Image: 1f642.png]](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #5Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Hey there! Back again with a new interesting issue. I'm currently trying to set up connection over WAN to host for my friends, but no matter what ports I find online or external/internal IP's I address, they aren't able to connect. I have a static ip through my ISP, additionally I have also setup a static IP on my LAN for the computer I am hosting the server. I'm certain that i'm messing up somewhere in the conifgs, but I cannot find anywhere online on the correct way to set up the server to be connected to. Anyone have advice? It'd be greatly appreciated
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Quote:Skug said:Something I've noticed in Legion repack is that it's hard to get them online in Win 10, i used Virtualized Win 7, and zero tier one for connection.. Something with firewall is blocking the connection on win 10.
Hey there! Back again with a new interesting issue. I'm currently trying to set up connection over WAN to host for my friends, but no matter what ports I find online or external/internal IP's I address, they aren't able to connect. I have a static ip through my ISP, additionally I have also setup a static IP on my LAN for the computer I am hosting the server. I'm certain that i'm messing up somewhere in the conifgs, but I cannot find anywhere online on the correct way to set up the server to be connected to. Anyone have advice? It'd be greatly appreciated
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You have go into the databases realmlist table and add external IP there..
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #6Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Quote:Skug said:Something I've noticed in Legion repack is that it's hard to get them online in Win 10, i used Virtualized Win 7, and zero tier one for connection.. Something with firewall is blocking the connection on win 10.
Hey there! Back again with a new interesting issue. I'm currently trying to set up connection over WAN to host for my friends, but no matter what ports I find online or external/internal IP's I address, they aren't able to connect. I have a static ip through my ISP, additionally I have also setup a static IP on my LAN for the computer I am hosting the server. I'm certain that i'm messing up somewhere in the conifgs, but I cannot find anywhere online on the correct way to set up the server to be connected to. Anyone have advice? It'd be greatly appreciated
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You have go into the databases realmlist table and add external IP there..
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Quote:denks said:Ill edit the realmlist table now! I've finished building my physical server and I'm putting on a fresh Win 10 pro copy on it now. If I still run into that Ill try VM'ing win 7! Thanks for the input.
Something I've noticed in Legion repack is that it's hard to get them online in Win 10, i used Virtualized Win 7, and zero tier one for connection.. Something with firewall is blocking the connection on win 10.
You have go into the databases realmlist table and add external IP there..
Click to expand...
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #7Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Quote:denks said:Ill edit the realmlist table now! I've finished building my physical server and I'm putting on a fresh Win 10 pro copy on it now. If I still run into that Ill try VM'ing win 7! Thanks for the input.
Something I've noticed in Legion repack is that it's hard to get them online in Win 10, i used Virtualized Win 7, and zero tier one for connection.. Something with firewall is blocking the connection on win 10.
You have go into the databases realmlist table and add external IP there..
Click to expand...
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I've had the realmlist set correctly this whole time! I was knee deep changing the mysql library hostnames and such and relized it broke everything. I can connect over lan and the world server works fine. The last hurdle I have is the WAN connections. All ports required are open except for 3724, nothing I do will allow it to be forwarded correctly to the server. I wonder if any one else has run into this issue.
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #8Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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I've had the realmlist set correctly this whole time! I was knee deep changing the mysql library hostnames and such and relized it broke everything. I can connect over lan and the world server works fine. The last hurdle I have is the WAN connections. All ports required are open except for 3724, nothing I do will allow it to be forwarded correctly to the server. I wonder if any one else has run into this issue.
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![[Image: 1e2df26ed23796c7e42818e44abfe4cf.png]](https://i.gyazo.com/1e2df26ed23796c7e42818e44abfe4cf.png)
Make sure LOCALADDRESS has the IP from the local pc and ADDRESS from your ISP, example:
localAddress: 192.168.1.12
address: 172.67.139.10
Perhaps you misconfigured these lines? It happens alot, so worth to recheck it. Let us know!
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #9Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
Original source
Make sure LOCALADDRESS has the IP from the local pc and ADDRESS from your ISP, example:
localAddress: 192.168.1.12
address: 172.67.139.10
Perhaps you misconfigured these lines? It happens alot, so worth to recheck it. Let us know!
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Quote:brian8544 said:I'm actually not familiar with this screen, I've only configured up to the Bnetserver config level. Is this related to MySQL? I might have to self teach that program to get to that point. If it is mySQL I wasn't aware I needed to configure it for WAN connections as well. In that case, what's your preferred editor for .ibd files? Also does the pack being closed source inhibit anything I should do when tweaking the inner workings of the repack? Sorry for the barrage of questions, I appreciate the help thus far!
Make sure LOCALADDRESS has the IP from the local pc and ADDRESS from your ISP, example:
localAddress: 192.168.1.12
address: 172.67.139.10
Perhaps you misconfigured these lines? It happens alot, so worth to recheck it. Let us know!
Click to expand...
rektbyfaith
11-04-2025, 05:12 PM #10Archived author: Skug • Posted: 2025-11-04T18:12:10.676444
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Quote:brian8544 said:I'm actually not familiar with this screen, I've only configured up to the Bnetserver config level. Is this related to MySQL? I might have to self teach that program to get to that point. If it is mySQL I wasn't aware I needed to configure it for WAN connections as well. In that case, what's your preferred editor for .ibd files? Also does the pack being closed source inhibit anything I should do when tweaking the inner workings of the repack? Sorry for the barrage of questions, I appreciate the help thus far!
Make sure LOCALADDRESS has the IP from the local pc and ADDRESS from your ISP, example:
localAddress: 192.168.1.12
address: 172.67.139.10
Perhaps you misconfigured these lines? It happens alot, so worth to recheck it. Let us know!
Click to expand...
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