[BunnYboii]

Hi all i am going to make a tutorial about Fast Download.

First step :

1. Download Wampserver [ Search Wampserver at Google ] Download the latest version!

2. Install Wampserver on your computer.

3. After install start Wampserver right click on the icon and select "Put online"

4. Right click on the Wampserver icon again press on "Start all services"

5. Then go to C:\Program Files\Valve\HLDS\cstrike\

6. Make a new map on the deskop, name it "cstrike"

7. copy those files you want to download files example : surf_ski_2.bsp i copy the map and go to the map i created at the deskop "cstrike" making a new map again named "maps" and paste the surf_ski_2.bsp into the "maps" map.

8. Remember that all files have to placed right to be downloaded, example:

cstrike/maps
cstrike/sound
cstrike/models
cstrike/sprites

You have to put the right files into right folders. Sounds in "sound" map
[Remember to COPY and PASTE all the files into the "cstrike" map on the deskop.]

9. Go to C:\Wamp\WWW - and paste the cstrike map into the "WWW" folder [ WWW = World Wide Web, also www. site . com ]

10. If you see the index.php or somthing that is named INDEX delete it.

11. Go to your web browser. Type in "192.168.1.1" [ This is your default router accsess ] Enter the default name "admin" and the password open the port 80 then logout. Go to a site that shows your IP address. Copy it and go to your web browser type in "http://your ip adress/cstrike/" [ OBSERVE! if the webpage dosent work try your LOCALHOST. How to look at the localhost? Go to your web browser type "http://localhost" if it works then it means that your webpage is running in offline mode "LOCALHOST" ]

12. Copy your websites cstrike directory, example : http://yourip/cstrike/

13. Now open C:\Program Files\HLDS\cstrike\ and open server.cfg

14. In the config file type thoose 3 things. sv_allowdownload "1" sv_allowupload "1" and sv_downloadurl "http://yourip/cstrike/"
[ DO NOT FORGET to use QUOTES! ] and save the file.

15. Restart your server and check it out!

Your free to ask me things! and dont forget too tell me if i forgot something!

Peace BunnYboii

Hi again i forgot to tell one thing.

For thoose who dont knows how to open ports go to Google and search "Portforwarding"

[kanatzu]

"Last edited by YamiKaitou; Today at 04:53."

heh...


And i think its a good tutorial, but forgot quotes in the end here:

"sv_download url http://yourip/cstrike/"

[jolletheman]

All the site says is "This site is running TeamViewer"

I used teamviewer to setup the server on my comp i use as a server. Tried to go on the site from both my own comp and from the server comp. What's the prob?

[BunnYboii]

Originally Posted by jolletheman All the site says is "This site is running TeamViewer" I used teamviewer to setup the server on my comp i use as a server. Tried to go on the site from both my own comp and from the server comp. What's the prob?

Sorry i didnt understand.
What are you trying to say?
Follow the guide as it stays. What do you mean with teamviewer?

[8088]

TeamViewer, a remote desktop application, is listening on the same port (80). It should either be disabled or configured to listen on a different port.

[jolletheman]

Originally Posted by BunnYboii Sorry i didnt understand. What are you trying to say? Follow the guide as it stays. What do you mean with teamviewer?

Well, I've followed the steps and when I enter the site there's nothing on it more than a link that says "This site is using TeamViewer"

Originally Posted by 8088 TeamViewer, a remote desktop application, is listening on the same port (80). It should either be disabled or configured to listen on a different port.

Oh, okay. I'll try to fix that. I can't disable teamviewer since i need it, but I'll try to make it listen on another port. Thanks.

EDIT: Well, couldn't find where to change it. Any one knows how?

[8088]

The easiest way is starting Apache before TeamViewer, that way TeamViewer won't be able to bind to the same port. Another option is editting your registry (not recommended) or changing the port on which Apache is listening. Keep in mind that you may have to adjust forwards in your router accordingly.

[jolletheman]

Originally Posted by 8088 or changing the port on which Apache is listening.

The question remains: anyone knows how? (;

[8088]

http://www.google.com/search?q=wamp+change+port

[jolletheman]

Thanks, it all works now.