Angepinnt Wiimmfi Server

Mat37 · 17. März 2019, 14:06

So i try later on (when 23913 will disappear) i should be able to connect ? I already replaced the MAC in Dolphin.ini

Giacomo · 27. März 2019, 00:54

Hi, I'd like to understand why this error comes up when I try to connect online, via "wiimmfi".
this error comes out:
"error code 23911, profile creation danied"
what can it be and what can i do?
it happens to me only with the game "MKW HACK PACK RMCE93" while with "MARIO KART WII" normal everything is fine.
Help...

Rag · 29. März 2019, 20:43

Wiimm schrieb:

I have re-enable the SET-FC method for all games except MKWii. It is in the test phase since beginning of 2018 (no one used it *and* told success or failure).
Because of test phase, documentation for the current implementation doesn't exist.

Short docu:
* Create a Wiimmfi account and login to wiimmfi.de
* Connect your console with your Wiimmfi account: wiimmfi.de/assign-console
* Connect with game and force error 60000. Then visit wiimmfi.de/status and search SET-FC. Click it and follow instructions.

Anyway, it is not our duty to allow old profiles. It's only a bonus service!

I was excited to try this out on my old Brawl profile (didn't want to delete it since it has 250+ hours and everything unlocked) but turns out it's impossible because the only way to see your friend code in Brawl is to connect to the internet, which I can't do because I get error 60000.

FancyDolphin · 30. März 2019, 23:29

Oof, that's a big design flaw. If only Wiimmfi detected players while they're connecting and not just fully connected.

Wiimm · 31. März 2019, 12:36

@Rag
If I use your user identity, I can see a "SET-FC" links for SSBB at this page: wiimmfi.de/status
The link leads to page "Assign an old friend code to a new profile" and give the following info ...
* Console FC: xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
* Game: Super Smash Bros. Brawl
* Last login try: 38h 52m, 2019-03-29 20:36 CET
... and asks for the real friend code.

Where did it failed?

Rag · 31. März 2019, 21:17

@Wiimm It failed when it asked me for my old friend code. You can't see your friend code in Brawl unless you connect online, which I can't do because the official servers are dead and wiimmfi gives me 60000. So it's impossible for me to know what my old friend code is.

Zinx · 31. März 2019, 21:20

Rag schrieb:

@Wiimm It failed when it asked me for my old friend code. You can't see your friend code in Brawl unless you connect online, which I can't do because the official servers are dead and wiimmfi gives me 60000. So it's impossible for me to know what my old friend code is.

I think the Friend Code might be in the save file somewhere.
So maybe you can find it by editing it.

Leseratte · 31. März 2019, 21:39

FancyDolphin schrieb:

If only Wiimmfi detected players while they're connecting and not just fully connected.

That wouldn't help. Wiimmfi must know the friend code of a player to allow that player to log in without error 60000. If the game doesn't display it, you would need to get it from the save game directly.

Billy549 · 31. März 2019, 23:24

I know the old Wiimmfi FC Uploader used to be able to find&upload the FC - if that's no longer accepted, then some sort of home-brew that can read out FCs from various save games would be immensely helpful, especially with Set FC.

Billy549 · 24. April 2019, 04:03

I have a question regarding the player limit; currently, afaik, due to some parts of the server being in PHP still, the player limit is set to 500.
With DS games now easily accessible, and a lot of new Wii players arriving (Especially considering Bean's potential for high player races), and the fact that we've already hit a record of 439 this year, it may be time to review if that number could be pushed up.

I know @Wiimm had mentioned that, after a recode, the number would likely be raised, but my concern is that the 20th May event may be a time where we could potentially hit the 500 limit cap quite easily. (However, I know you're currently not too well Wiimm so I wouldn't want you to immediately stress out and run to work on this, I'd rather you recover.)

EDIT1: Considering a lot of players may be quickly connecting (ie for DLS1), it might be an idea to make the session duration of a person who connects to DLS1 a bit shorter (ie 5-10 minutes inactivity or in the case of Pokémon 3-5 minutes), since they might be downloading data and quickly disconnecting (or not at all connecting past NAS)

Wiimm · 24. April 2019, 10:28

At least one person who studied the new statistics!!

Limit raised to 600.

Billy549 · 24. April 2019, 11:08

Hey. I'll gladly study statistics

spongebobfan · 24. April 2019, 19:46

so the max time limit of inactivity is 600 minutes or seconds cause sometimes i test the time of being inactive on my nintendo wii with mario kart wii and it kicks me off after hours of inactivity

Leseratte · 24. April 2019, 19:57

It is not. The max amount of players onine is 600 ...
And it kicks you offline after hours of inactivity so you don't waste a server slot when you're not playing.

spongebobfan · 26. April 2019, 06:46

Leseratte schrieb:

It is not. The max amount of players onine is 600 ...
And it kicks you offline after hours of inactivity so you don't waste a server slot when you're not playing.

ok thanks but is there an estimate on how many hour of inactivity there can be because i sometimes forget to log off into the main menu

Wiimm · 26. April 2019, 15:50

Has anyone noticed, that wiimmfi.de/mkw is stable for >50 days now?

Some background infos:
There is a server named SV (SuperVisor). It is not derived from Gamespy. I implemented it to collect data from GPCM, MASTER, MS and NATNEG to build the virtual rooms. While it have a unix socket connection to all GPCM clients, it is also delivery agent for GPCM-to-GPCM messages, there are a lot of them. So there is no need, that a GPCM connects and asks other GPCM processes for their online status (this is the old and also fallback implementation).

If 400 clients online (=400 GPCM), SV is connected to
+ 400 GPCM
+ 3 (MASTER,NATNEG,JOB)
+ X* web page wiimmfi.de/mkw (request for a JSON summary)
+ status request by cron jobs
All connections are done using Unix-Sockets.

The old SV crashed about every 40-60 hours. It was hard to find the bug. I need many months to isolate it by trace-logging. Finally I found it: A Unix-Socket has a limited buffer. At our machine, 2048 is the limit. No data is lost, but incomplete packets are send. The receiver has to analyze the incoming data (it is an endless stream), and to detect incomplete packets and store them until next data will arrive. And here I made an error.

The general communication is text driven and uses the format: NAME=PARAM1,PARAM2,...,PARAM_N;. Later I added an optional binary packet format and extended the format to: NAME [BINARY]=PARAM1,PARAM2,...,PARAM_N;. The optional binary part is introduced by ASCII 1 (CTRL-A) followed by 2 bytes for the size and the binary data itself. For each single part the receiver checks the length of the packet to see if enough data is available for the next step. But I have forgotten to test it for the size of the binary data.

If now the sender (always MASTER) sends more than 2048 bytes (in 1 or more chunks) and the buffer runs full exactly before the first or second byte of the size, the receiver (always SV) gets a wrong binary data size and sometimes(!) it crashed. And this rarely event makes the detection of the bug very complicated.

spongebobfan · 28. April 2019, 05:16

im also wondering how many terabytes the server has since cause it seems to take alot of bandwith to me or does it take very little

Leseratte · 28. April 2019, 06:09

First, "terabytes" is storage, not bandwidth. Second, it takes very little bandwidth (and storage).

spongebobfan · 1. Mai 2019, 05:26

Leseratte schrieb:

First, "terabytes" is storage, not bandwidth. Second, it takes very little bandwidth (and storage).

oh so whats the amount off storage the server has because i have a bunch of nintendo roms on my 8tb external hard drive and all of the games ive downloaded over the years dont even ill it up to 8tb

Billy549 · 1. Mai 2019, 11:23

Your 'legally acquired' nintendo roms you 'legally backed up' are probably bigger because they're for consoles.
The server isn't small, as it runs a forum and the server code, and probably uses a lot of bandwidth but would need a lot less storage comparatively.

joshuae · 7. Mai 2019, 00:09

Hey, I was having trouble assigning my new license to Openhost, because where my console already has been assigned to another account. My problem is I have forgotten the username and password to that account. All help would be appreciated.

I can provide whatever needed to fix this.

Leseratte · 7. Mai 2019, 01:31

If you tell us a friend code of that console we can check what account that console is assigned to. Or you could just try to enter your mail address on the "forgot password" form and see if that works: forum.wii-homebrew.com/index.php/LostPassword

ventord · 10. Mai 2019, 03:03

I just wanted to tell that we are on the fifth anniversary of Wiimmfi! One more year, and we will outlive the original Nintendo WFC!

Clutz450 · 11. Mai 2019, 04:43

Hey guys. I am trying to help someone connect online to Wiimmfi using the internet channel exploit here.

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However, every time the exploit loads up she get an error that says cannot resolve server. Anyone have any ideas?

spongebobfan · 11. Mai 2019, 05:12

Clutz450 schrieb:

Hey guys. I am trying to help someone connect online to Wiimmfi using the internet channel exploit here.

Note: This video will be loaded from YouTube, which causes some data, including but not limited to your IP, User Agent and Referrer, to be sent to YouTube servers. For more information see the Privacy Policy. By pressing the "play" button you automatically enable embedding YouTube videos for the future.

Hinweis: Dieses Video wird von YouTube geladen. Dabei werden einige Daten, unter anderem Ihre IP, Ihr User Agent und der Referrer an YouTube-Server gesendet. Für weitere Details lesen Sie bitte die Datenschutzerklärung. Wenn Sie den Play-Button anklicken, erlauben Sie damit automatisch das Einbinden von YouTube-Videos für die Zukunft.

However, every time the exploit loads up she get an error that says cannot resolve server. Anyone have any ideas?

just use ctgpr or the wiimmfi patcher that you have to start up every time but the best way is using the usbgx app but i prefer using ctgpr to connect to wiimmfi because it gives you protection from cheaters and hackers

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