[Question]Hosting a Server...

jvt619 · 07/02/2009, 16:19

asking questions what should i pass to be that person be a host in my server?

reply good and understandable answers ty and hope u will answer=)!!

NO FLAMERS PLEASE

AmbiguousStatement · 07/02/2009, 16:45

Somebody trusted.

LetMeBeTheOne · 07/02/2009, 16:48

what you mean? you need a person to host?

~~JustChillin~~ · 07/03/2009, 01:29

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Originally Posted by jvt619

asking questions what should i pass to be that person be a host in my server?

reply good and understandable answers ty and hope u will answer=)!!

NO FLAMERS PLEASE

Ill make a understandable answer once you make an understandable question.

1. Whats your RAM?
2. Whats your transfer limit?
3. Can you be a dedicated 24/7 online?
4. Are you gonna steal my source?(this screws you)
Is the say yes, say scrfew you. If they say no, say liar your egg.

jvt619 · 07/03/2009, 07:20

??? i am the one who has created a server lolz...and how can i be that person to be my host?? and what should i pass to him??

LetMeBeTheOne · 07/03/2009, 07:43

well i can help you host if you like

jvt619 · 07/03/2009, 07:49

im just asking lolz pls reply back!

LetMeBeTheOne · 07/03/2009, 08:02

I really don't know what you mean.

~~pro4never~~ · 07/03/2009, 08:06

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Originally Posted by LetMeBeTheOne

I really don't know what you mean.

he is asking what he would have to send to someone if he wants someone else to host the server for him.

As far as I know you would have to send the source to them and database as well (unless for some strange reason you are still hosting the db off your own computer)

basically you would have to send them everything involved with your server making it technically "their" server instead of yours. They have the full code and could change anything they want.

aidas2004 · 07/03/2009, 11:46

wrong...

you can compile the source and send them only the binary files, so there would be no way of changing something.

_Emme_ · 07/03/2009, 12:38

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Originally Posted by aidas2004

wrong...

you can compile the source and send them only the binary files, so there would be no way of changing something.

Wrong. There are plenty of C# decompiler out there, if someone aware of this is your host he could easily get the sourcecode, and start his own server. I belive there is a software out there that disables your .exe to be decompiled, but you need to pay for it tho <.<

Anyhow, go in your source, edit something if you want to before you send it, Press F6, go into bin/debug, put the .exe in a winrar folder and send the DB (Ini or Mysql(?) ) to the host, help him/her install the database, run the .exe, done.
Note: Your host must have the ports open.

Emme

jvt619 · 07/03/2009, 16:01

im using tq bin=) plz help me so that i have a host now=(

pajar22 · 07/03/2009, 17:13

how can you make your source into a binary file?

AmbiguousStatement · 07/03/2009, 17:43

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Originally Posted by pajar22

how can you make your source into a binary file?

Just give the person the debug folder.

jvt619 · 07/04/2009, 03:59

plzz tell me fast lolz!