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Minecraft Bedrock Edition v1.14.60 iOS cannot connect to Localhost PMMP 3.12.0

Discussion in 'Help' started by Spider_Man, Apr 17, 2020.

  1. Spider_Man

    Spider_Man Creeper

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    Hi! I installed PocketMine-MP v3.12.0 on a Mac OS Catalina server. Installation went fine. Here's the output of the "version" command:
    This server is running PocketMine-MP 3.12.0 for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition v1.14.60 (protocol version 390)​

    Here's my server.properties:
    #Properties Config file
    #Fri Apr 17 17:26:36 EDT 2020
    language=eng
    motd=ServerName
    server-port=19132
    gamemode=0
    max-players=20
    spawn-protection=16
    white-list=on
    enable-query=off
    enable-rcon=off
    announce-player-achievements=on
    force-gamemode=off
    hardcore=off
    pvp=on
    difficulty=2
    generator-settings=
    level-name=world
    level-seed=
    level-type=DEFAULT
    rcon.password=xxxxxxxxxxx
    auto-save=on
    view-distance=8​

    On running ./start.sh, the server appears to be running and I can run all necessary console commands. However, the Network Utility on Mac OS is unable to find an open port on 19132.

    Obviously when I try to connect to this server from Minecraft Bedrock Edition v1.14.60 iOS, it does not locate the server at all.

    What could be going wrong? I also updated the PHP binaries to latest.
     
  2. HimbeersaftLP

    HimbeersaftLP Fish

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    When you start the server, the macOS firewall should ask you if you want to allow "php" to open ports, if it didn't try manually checking the firewall settings
     
  3. Spider_Man

    Spider_Man Creeper

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    @HimbeersaftLP - Firewall settings are turned off actually -- so it never asked me and there's nothing set under Security & Privacy --> Firewall - just checked. It's still off.
     
  4. HimbeersaftLP

    HimbeersaftLP Fish

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    Note that Minecraft uses UDP instead of TCP and the network utility you're using might only show TCP ports.
    Have you tried manually adding the Mac's private IP to the server list?
     
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