**ghost tentacle** @TipsyTentacle · 11 sept. 2017, 18:19

**ghost tentacle** @TipsyTentacle · 11 sept. 2017, 18:19

ghost tentacle @TipsyTentacle

If anyone wants to join my OpenTTD server, the game name is witches.town and the password is "tipsy". should be findable on the in-game server browser. (:
Probably just going to leave the server running today to see how it goes.

(final edit, sorry all)

**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:02

**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:02

@TipsyTentacle How can I run a public-facing #OpenTTD server like yours?

**ghost tentacle** @TipsyTentacle · 2017-09-13T15:15:36Z

ghost tentacle @TipsyTentacle

@zyabin101 https://wiki.openttd.org/Server

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**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:20

**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:20

@TipsyTentacle Of course I knew it, but how can I avoid the fuss with port forwarding? >.>

**ghost tentacle** @TipsyTentacle · 13 sept. 2017, 15:21

**ghost tentacle** @TipsyTentacle · 13 sept. 2017, 15:21

@zyabin101 Use virtual LAN servers like hamachi.
I still think port forwarding is the best way, but whatever floats your boat.

**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:25

**Andrew Zyabin** @zyabin101@botsin.space · 13 sept. 2017, 15:25

@TipsyTentacle !

I'm looking at https://localtunnel.github.io/www/: it allows running any server you want, and assigns a random localtunnel.me website to it (you can only use one port per local tunnel, however).