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*If you want to be able to host games, and not just join other people's games, make sure that you have forwarded port 2680 (UDP) to your computer's LAN (private) IP address in your router's settings. See this [http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm port forwarding guide] for help. | *If you want to be able to host games, and not just join other people's games, make sure that you have forwarded port 2680 (UDP) to your computer's LAN (private) IP address in your router's settings. See this [http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm port forwarding guide] for help. | ||
*Until there is metaserver support (i.e., a matchmaking lobby), you will need to arrange matches with other players using a third-party program like an instant messenger or an IRC client (our community IRC channel is #Oni at euIRC.net). | *Until there is metaserver support (i.e., a matchmaking lobby), you will need to arrange matches with other players using a third-party program like an instant messenger or an IRC client (our community IRC channel is #Oni at euIRC.net). | ||
*Some hosts are plagued by the OS X dialog that says "Do you want the application 'Oni' to accept incoming network connections?" each time someone tries to join their game. To turn this off, you should add this Oni application to your Firewall exceptions (System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall > Firewall Options... > '+' button). Sometimes this will not work, in which case you need to open Terminal and use this command | *Some hosts are plagued by the OS X dialog that says "Do you want the application 'Oni' to accept incoming network connections?" each time someone tries to join their game. To turn this off, you should add this Oni application to your Firewall exceptions (System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall > Firewall Options... > '+' button). Sometimes this will not work, in which case you need to open Terminal and use this command, remembering to supply the correct path to your Oni application (your administrator password will be requested): | ||
sudo codesign --force --deep --verbose --continue --file-list - --sign - /path/to/Oni.app/ | sudo codesign --force --deep --verbose --continue --file-list - --sign - /path/to/Oni.app/ | ||
: | :This performs ad-hoc code-signing, which takes the place of an official developer certificate. If successful, you will see output like this: | ||
/Applications/Oni/Oni.app: signed bundle with Mach-O thin (i386) [com.godgames.oni] | |||
/Applications/Oni/Oni.app/Contents/MacOS/Oni | |||
/Applications/Oni/Oni.app/Contents/_CodeSignature/CodeResources | |||
If it does not work, try the command several more times; it often doesn't seem to work on the first try. However, even if the signing is successful, you <u>still have to tell OS X that the app is allowed to accept incoming connections</u>, which means that you will get the dialog again the next time that you host. Once you click that "Allow" button one more time, OS X should remember that this "signed" copy of Oni can accept connections. | |||
==Useful websites and programs== | ==Useful websites and programs== | ||