I think I've found out how to use the server.ini for running multiple servers on one machine...
i have gotten all this information by trying it out - they may well be wrong, at least partially!
in the server.ini, copy the part below [server_cfg Default] (including this line) and paste it below, but over the [Servers] section.
change the
ServerUDPPort, the section-name (e.g. from [server_cfg Default] to [server_cfg Second]) and add the new name ("server_cfg Second") in the [Servers] section.
the part below [server_cfg Default] should now look like this:
Code:
[server_cfg Default]
ServerName=Server 1
ServerType=5
ServerWelcomeMessage=Hello World#1
ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerUDPPort=8767
ServerPassword=
ServerFlags=2
AllowCodecCelp51=1
AllowCodecCelp63=0
AllowCodecGSM148=0
AllowCodecGSM164=0
AllowCodecWindowsCELP52=0
WebPost_LinkURL=
[server_cfg Second]
ServerName=Server 2
ServerType=5
ServerWelcomeMessage=Hello World#2
ServerMaxUsers=12
ServerUDPPort=8768
ServerPassword=
ServerFlags=2
AllowCodecCelp51=1
AllowCodecCelp63=0
AllowCodecGSM148=0
AllowCodecGSM164=0
AllowCodecWindowsCELP52=0
WebPost_LinkURL=
[Servers]
0=server_cfg Default
1=server_cfg Second
now you can - if you're logged in as a super server admin - choose between both servers in the web frontend.
don't forget to give the users the right port - per default they'll connect to the first server (port 8767)!
and, if you're behind a router: don't forget to forward the new port (here 8768) to you host pc!
that's it so far.
again:
i don't know if the above is meant to be done by the programmers, and i don't know if it will work on your pc. i don't take over any responsibility for your actions! if your pc explodes, don't blame me!
netsoerfer