Post your sof2.cfg's and x.mapcycles in a new thread, and I'll have a look.

Thanks a lot for offering, i created a new thread like you asked.

Ok, im stuck on this..... I have moved all the pk3 files over from the setup/base folders on the cdroms...did the patch thingy....made a maps, and server config. Now when i try to run the server it get the sof2mp_default.cfg file cannt be found.

im running 7.3 clean install with no added extras

If you have the time, can you list the dirs and main files in those dirs to ensure we have everything in the right place?  Also, we need to make sure that after you copied the files from the cdrom that you also chmod'ed them appropriately.

Ok, i got the server running finally after a 10 hour delay erm brainfart.... Anyways I got it it was a stupid misconfiguration by me that I totally overlooked.

But now i have it running and I can play on it fine (server is next to my main rig on 2 separate cable modems) but once more than 2 people connect to me, I get the lag O meter and everyone gets the phone jack now...

I have set the rates from anywhere to 2500-10000 still same problem...no matter what map, or what config I re-write for it. BUT if i host a game on my main rig (WinME) i can host 12 ppl no problem.. Im kinda at a loss here, and dont know where else to turn...please help        

Hello
I have this Client_Auth error like it was stated above, i looked in my /etc/host file and it looks nothing like the one in the example, i have 127.0.0.1 localhost and the rest are ipv6 addresses, i use suse 8.0 linux, i would realy apreciate it if anyone could help me

HELP !
Im realy having a bad time, i need to connect to my server, if any expert is here who can help then please help me.

Now after some talking with Apoxol from the SOF2 programmer team, I was able to fix the "CLIENT_UNKNOWN_TO_AUTH" error on my linux machine.

here is what you need to do....

open /etc/hosts in your editor, you would probably see something like this:

127.0.0.1 YourMachineName localhost.localdomain localhost

now what you need to do is put the your real ip(find it with ifconfig) in IN THE FIRST LINE!

like this(this is just an exsample):

192.168.1.1 YourMachineName 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.1
127.0.0.1 YourMachineName localhost.localdomain localhost

save it, and run the server again....

_IceMan_, why did you post that? If you read above, you'll already find that information.

Because you explanation, is wery bad. I myself didn't understand it, and had some other guys look at it too, they didn't know what you meant either.
And besides you write things you don't know about either, sry to say.
Now that I know what it is, it's easy to see what you mean.

But look at the guy just above(vic) he too can't figure your explanation out.

If you had taken the time from the beginning like geronimo to explain it carefully, then it could have been usefull.

Well anyway that is just my oppinion. Don't take it bad. :/