Difference between revisions of "QWfwd"
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== Running QWfwd == | == Running QWfwd == | ||
| − | Any machine can run QWFwd. It is included in [[nQuakesv]]. | + | Any machine can run QWFwd. It is already included in [[nQuakesv]]. <br /> |
| − | rename ''EXAMPLE_qwfwd.cfg '' to ''qwfwd.cfg'' and | + | <br /> |
| + | If you want to run it, here are the instructions. Get the source code [https://github.com/jite/qwfwd here] <br /> and compile it. | ||
| + | After compiling, rename ''EXAMPLE_qwfwd.cfg '' to ''qwfwd.cfg'' and edit this file. Set the variables to your taste. An example config: | ||
<pre>set hostname "MY HOSTNAMEQWfwd" // specify a hostname | <pre>set hostname "MY HOSTNAMEQWfwd" // specify a hostname | ||
set net_port 30000 // specify UDP listening port (default: 30000) | set net_port 30000 // specify UDP listening port (default: 30000) | ||
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Note the uncommented "master" lines and the servers in ''set masters''. | Note the uncommented "master" lines and the servers in ''set masters''. | ||
| − | <br> | + | <br>Save it and run it. |
One option to run it is running under screen: | One option to run it is running under screen: | ||
<pre>screen -dmS qwfwd ./qwfwd.bin </pre> | <pre>screen -dmS qwfwd ./qwfwd.bin </pre> | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 3 June 2014
QuakeWorld proxy originally made by Id Software, adjusted by qqshka.
Current recommended proxy for finding lower ping connection to QuakeWorld servers. It doesn't require any action from the user.
When using ezQuake client, you can set it up for, when you refresh the server browser, it scans the proxy's aswell, and automatically finds the best route to the target server.
Read more on ezQuake homepage.
Running QWfwd
Any machine can run QWFwd. It is already included in nQuakesv.
If you want to run it, here are the instructions. Get the source code here
and compile it.
After compiling, rename EXAMPLE_qwfwd.cfg to qwfwd.cfg and edit this file. Set the variables to your taste. An example config:
set hostname "MY HOSTNAMEQWfwd" // specify a hostname set net_port 30000 // specify UDP listening port (default: 30000) // set net_ip // specify IP-address listen to (default: all IPs) set sys_readstdin 0 // allows qwfwd to run in background // set developer // enabled developer (0=off, 1=enabled) set masters master.quakeservers.net:27000 qwmaster.ocrana.de:27000 master.quakeworld.nu:27000 qwmaster.fodquake.net:27000 // specify a list of master servers set masters_heartbeat 1 // allow sending heartbeats to masters (0=off, 1=enabled) set masters_query 1 // query the master server list (0=off, 1=enabled)
Note the uncommented "master" lines and the servers in set masters.
Save it and run it.
One option to run it is running under screen:
screen -dmS qwfwd ./qwfwd.bin
- QWfwd proxies in the world: http://www.quakeservers.net/quakeworld/servers/t=proxy/
- Homepage: http://qw-dev.net/projects/qwfwd
- Usage: http://qw-dev.net/projects/qwfwd/wiki/Usage