3:50 Fucking xSplit. I wish they allowed you to disable the clipboard raping feature.
DomDeuce February 10, 2013
You can use your own bash, You have to download your key on set up and depending on the your bach convert your key like Putty. I did not go into this because of the diverse information it would need and it could cause more trouble shooting then actually needed.
DraciliaOfDh February 10, 2013
I can use bash to initiate a ssh connection to the server, right? Or must I use amazon’s client?
jbrenes February 10, 2013
U Just made my day….great tutorial!
Ravenkliff February 10, 2013
Oh, I just realized how stupid I was being, nevermind.
Ravenkliff February 10, 2013
I don’t seem to have cd temp. I get “bash: cd: temp: No such file or directory”
when I go to it.
DomDeuce February 10, 2013
in the order of the video I have you make the changes before starting the murmur service. But if it’s decided to make changes afterwards you’ll need to run the pkill command I provided, and then rerun the two ./murmur.x86 commands.
DomDeuce February 10, 2013
This sometimes happens with AWS when trying to enter the Instance before it has fully launched. I’ve usually just terminated that instance. gave AWS 10 minutes and started a new one.
Mihawk90Dulacre February 10, 2013
Did you restart the process after changing the passwort? You need to kill and restart the process for ini changes to take effect.
CharrGaming February 10, 2013
Ok I got it all set up. But how come when I save the murmur.ini it doesn’t update? I opened up the ini file again and it’s changed but when I connect I still get the same message and server password isn’t updated!
CharrGaming February 10, 2013
Hey I need some help. I get this error when I try to Launch SSH Client. Any ideas why? Great guide so far btw
Error connecting to 23.23.235.40, reason:
-> Connection refused: connect
DomDeuce February 10, 2013
You receive the 1st GB Free per month, then .12 USD per GB for the first 10 TB. Hope that helps.
How much use would cause a data overage according to amazon’s terms?
Abdussamad February 10, 2013
Why do you want to save it as a web page? I presume you want to take it from pc to pc. Use cloud computing. You can upload your spreadsheet to amazon cloud, Microsoft windows live Skydrive, anything and download it off the internet.
I’m not sure saving as a webpage can be done, because your software cant just save to a new uniform resource locator like that. My advice is upload it to a cloud drive, example, Windows live Skydrive
3:50 Fucking xSplit. I wish they allowed you to disable the clipboard raping feature.
You can use your own bash, You have to download your key on set up and depending on the your bach convert your key like Putty. I did not go into this because of the diverse information it would need and it could cause more trouble shooting then actually needed.
I can use bash to initiate a ssh connection to the server, right? Or must I use amazon’s client?
U Just made my day….great tutorial!
Oh, I just realized how stupid I was being, nevermind.
I don’t seem to have cd temp. I get “bash: cd: temp: No such file or directory”
when I go to it.
in the order of the video I have you make the changes before starting the murmur service. But if it’s decided to make changes afterwards you’ll need to run the pkill command I provided, and then rerun the two ./murmur.x86 commands.
This sometimes happens with AWS when trying to enter the Instance before it has fully launched. I’ve usually just terminated that instance. gave AWS 10 minutes and started a new one.
Did you restart the process after changing the passwort? You need to kill and restart the process for ini changes to take effect.
Ok I got it all set up. But how come when I save the murmur.ini it doesn’t update? I opened up the ini file again and it’s changed but when I connect I still get the same message and server password isn’t updated!
Hey I need some help. I get this error when I try to Launch SSH Client. Any ideas why? Great guide so far btw
Error connecting to 23.23.235.40, reason:
-> Connection refused: connect
You receive the 1st GB Free per month, then .12 USD per GB for the first 10 TB. Hope that helps.
Free tier info: aws.amazon.com/free/
EC2 Pricing: aws.amazon.com/ec2/#pricing
How much use would cause a data overage according to amazon’s terms?
Why do you want to save it as a web page? I presume you want to take it from pc to pc. Use cloud computing. You can upload your spreadsheet to amazon cloud, Microsoft windows live Skydrive, anything and download it off the internet.
I’m not sure saving as a webpage can be done, because your software cant just save to a new uniform resource locator like that. My advice is upload it to a cloud drive, example, Windows live Skydrive