Make sure that the region is set correctly in the Source, in the Auth Server Config and in the Launcher
Looks like the Launcher can't even connect to the Auth Server.
That's most like an issue that the Region is set incorrectly.
I don't know how much your sources differ from my one
But here are the Locations:
AuthServer -> LoginAPI -> LoginServerHandler.cs
Code:
firstMessage.Write($"<region>{Config.Instance.AuthAPI.Region}</region>");
Here it reads the Region from the Auth Config, make sure that it's like this aswell
AuthServer -> Config.cs
Code:
public AuthAPIConfig()
{
Listener = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Loopback, 28001);
Region = "Region"; // <-- Change Region here
BlockedHWIDS = new string[0];
}
Change Region to the Region your server is named, in my case it's just "Region"
Launcher -> LoginAPI -> Bytearray.cs
Code:
info = info.Replace("<region>", "");
info = info.Replace("</region>", "");
if (info == "Region") // <-- Change the Region here aswell
{
var sendmsg = new CCMessage();
sendmsg.Write(Constants.LoginWindow.GetUsername());
sendmsg.Write(Constants.LoginWindow.GetPassword());
sendmsg.Write(FingerPrint.Value());
sendmsg.Write("test");
RmiSend(client, 15, sendmsg);
Constants.LoginWindow.UpdateLabel("Connecting...");
} else {
Constants.LoginWindow.UpdateLabel("Error");
}
And finally the AuthServer.hjson file inside your AuthServer Folder where you start it
