Enders client: connection refused:connect

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Arveene
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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dagrimreefah wrote:Maybe if we all continuously make posts about how we're all having the same issues or make new threads about it it will work no?
Or rather maybe if we have one large thread, the problem will be noticed by someone that knows what's going on and how to fix it?

Edit: Also, a link to what you found would be nice. It's funny because you chewed out the guy previously who said he found the what the problem was.
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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seems like while using homepage version, it automatically logs me in every time i start it up without me having to click login. logging out to switch characters, though, makes me click the login button which gives me the connection refused:connect message. Enders, however, doesn't automatically log you in, so you have to click the login button and get the message. so i have to start up a new homepage HnH every time i want to switch alts o:
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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Arveene wrote:
dagrimreefah wrote:Maybe if we all continuously make posts about how we're all having the same issues or make new threads about it it will work no?
Or rather maybe if we have one large thread, the problem will be noticed by someone that knows what's going on and how to fix it?
Or rather we do what everyone is doing, which is post in this thread, another just like it, and Ender's client thread. Because we all know when performing maintenance on any server, the first diagnostic action is to check the forums... :geek:
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dagrimreefah wrote:
Arveene wrote:
dagrimreefah wrote:Maybe if we all continuously make posts about how we're all having the same issues or make new threads about it it will work no?
Or rather maybe if we have one large thread, the problem will be noticed by someone that knows what's going on and how to fix it?
Or rather we do what everyone is doing, which is post in this thread, another just like it, and Ender's client thread. Because we all know when performing maintenance on any server, the first diagnostic action is to check the forums... :geek:
No, but you usually give your users some sort of update. Knowing that there's some sort of maintenance going on saves a lot of time on the users end from trying to figure out where the issue is. That or knowing that a certain error message most likely means that there is some maintenance going on achieves the same thing. That is why I asked for a link to what you dug up, but it looks like my edit was made too late.
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im having the same problem and this is just a jumbled mess, what the fuck is going on?
i really need to find a good signature
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dagrimreefah
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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Arveene wrote:No, but you usually give your users some sort of update. Knowing that there's some sort of maintenance going on saves a lot of time on the users end from trying to figure out where the issue is. That or knowing that a certain error message most likely means that there is some maintenance going on achieves the same thing. That is why I asked for a link to what you dug up, but it looks like my edit was made too late.
So, how does everyone bitching about it in multiple threads speed up the process again?
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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Problem has nothing to do with Clients in general. Auth server is just refusing any connection at the moment, the only way to get a auth key to log in is through the website. There's a workaround for this and im sure a few of you out there are clever enough to figure it out on your own.
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dagrimreefah wrote:
Arveene wrote:No, but you usually give your users some sort of update. Knowing that there's some sort of maintenance going on saves a lot of time on the users end from trying to figure out where the issue is. That or knowing that a certain error message most likely means that there is some maintenance going on achieves the same thing. That is why I asked for a link to what you dug up, but it looks like my edit was made too late.
So, how does everyone bitching about it in multiple threads speed up the process again?
I never said anything about bitching/posting in multiple threads.
boshaw wrote:Problem has nothing to do with Clients in general. Auth server is just refusing any connection at the moment, the only way to get a auth key to log in is through the website. There's a workaround for this and im sure a few of you out there are clever enough to figure it out on your own.
Thank you.
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Arveene wrote:Getting the same issue. Homepage client works.
I`m having the same problem from the homepage client
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Re: Enders client: connection refused:connect

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boshaw wrote:Problem has nothing to do with Clients in general. Auth server is just refusing any connection at the moment, the only way to get a auth key to log in is through the website. There's a workaround for this and im sure a few of you out there are clever enough to figure it out on your own.

Hypothetically speaking, let's say I'm NOT clever enough to figure it out. What, hypothetically speaking, would you do? :)
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