Solved: MARTI needs a Certificate Update (was:dice error)

@surfer Very good information, thank you.

As long as we cannot reproduce the issue, we have no chance to dig deeper in. But as it “healed itself” there is nothing to worry about for now.

@dawgoneit said in I'm getting an error when I try to post:

its happening in the 2.6+14615 version.
it says

software caused connection abort: socket write error

I commented on this issue here:
https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40775/socket-error/2

Maybe try the current pre-release from
https://github.com/triplea-game/triplea/releases

to see if it still happens with newer versions.

Good luck :-)

@panther

Thanks Panther, appreciate your feedback - I just checked that link and, yes, the issue was fixed.

Regards,
Andros.

Don’t forget you can always edit in and out units manually to the game using the “Edit Mode”. This way you can ‘correct’ any errors that might occur to you.

I hope so… Did you see how bad his Ger 1 was?  The dice killed him…

Now if I only knew what to do… lol

Thanks again Barney!

In this context I have been PM’ed about how to find out whether the connection is via IPv4 or IPv6.
As this might be interesting for others, too, here is the answer:

There are various web-services, for example

http://get.youripfast.com

showing your public IP as well as the IP version in use (IPv4 or IPv6) for your device.

Note that all devices that are behind a router will show the external IP of the router.

So regarding the issue discussed in this thread, you could deactivate WLAN for your smartphone (has the external IPv6 connection of the router) and establish a mobile data connection with it (2G, 3G, 4G). Your mobile carrier will probably assign an IPv4 address to your phone then and you can register with MARTI using your smartphone, then.

That’s great!

Enjoy gaming :-)

In fact it was only one border line to change.
First I changed it in the bastile map, adding a new line some pixels to the right of the old line in pure black and then erazing the old line.
Then I reconstructed the relief-art. In paint.net I added a new layer to the base map pasting the relief art to it. Then I copy-pasted the new border line to the relief art. From the relief art I removed the old border line using the clone-stamp.

Then I ran through the Map Builder tools such as polygon grabber etc. to implement the changes to the relevant txt-files.

Just take a look at the files to see the results.