OLStats is a good logging mutator for UT2004, so you might want to look at getting it to work. Keep in mind, however, that certain functions (i.e. file writing) are required to get a mutator to work.
UTStatsDB will run fine under Apache 2 and MySQL.

First you'll need to make a mutator to handle the logging, if possible. Then you will need to add in whatever special events and such to UTStatsDB. Logs can be transferred via FTP.

If you simply look through the weapons.sql file or the database, you can see groupings by wp_weaptype:
0 = Handheld Weapons
1 = Vehicles/Turrets
2 = ...I'm not sure...
3 = Monsters

wp_secondary is not a boolean value.

I was able to duplicate this behavior only by playing in offline mode (i.e. not logged into the GameSpy server). This is normal - you'll need to login to your account for the game to add your player ID.

Yes, in your startup script for the server set "-queryport=xxxx" on the startup line.

The notice about argc can be ingored. Notices should normally be turned off by default on a production server.
Also, the PHP variable "allow_call_time_pass_reference" is normally set to on by default. If you turn this back on then you won't get the warnings either.

As for the error deleting the ...

I recall this having been addressed at some point, so I don't know. Send me a log file.

Is there an easier way to reset all player rankings to 0.0 than doing each pnum individually?

Sure, simply leave out the "where" statement and the part after it.

The current SVN versions of most of those files will not work at all, as some changes to the structure are in progress.

tp_type is the game type. 1 = Deathmatch, 2 = CTF, 3 = Bombing Run, etc. Just check the existing rows.
tp_team is simply whether it's a team game. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.

Those are the only values you want to modify.

One specifies where to save the demorec files on the local server, the next is the extension used by your demorec files, and the last is the ftp path from which to download the demorec files. If a demorec file exists for a match a link will be displayed.

I'm not certain I see the point as all that seems to do is create new game classes with specific mutators enabled. Either way, anyone using this would have to add their new game classes to the types table, or edit the one that is created automatically. There is some documentation on the database ...

You're not giving much information. What do you mean by a new game? A new game type? A new map?

Some major changes are being made which aren't completed, so the current SVN trunk isn't going to work at all, which is quite normal really.

GameServers.net is down. They have a notice posted on their site.

Seems good so far with one player.
By the way, you should host your map and mutator files on a high speed redirect. Downloads would go much quicker for new players.

It occurred to me that others may be interested in a UT2004 style jump mod mutator. I had downloaded one awhile back but it didn't work quite correctly with the dodge jumps so I modified it and have used it on my own server since. I've decided to post it to the download section under Misc. This ...

The team bars are showing up on your server, but there are no players currently to really tell what's going on.

Thank you. Fixed.

It did work for me using a fresh install of the standalone server, the three files I mentioned from SVN, and your data.
The documentation contains a fairly detailed step-by-step installation of Apache, PHP, and MySQL for Windows.

I've enabled the download option in WebSVN so you can simply download and replace existing files.

The graphs work properly with SQLite using the current SVN version of the following files:
index.php
language/lang_en.php
resource/style#.css

I don't see how it ends up generating that output. The graph lines that you see do represent the data being output by PHP, which means that it must somehow be querying the database incorrectly. Can you send me a copy of your utstatsdb.db file? You can rar/zip it up and PM it to me. Thanks.

I've run it with SQLite on my development server with no problem. What's the URL to your server so I can take a look at the output?

I don't see a problem with the data being pulled, which means the cause must be somewhere in the index.php file or the style sheet.

FYI, there's an updated version of serverquery.php that fixes the team scores not showing correctly.

I run UT3, UT2004, and UT '99 on the same server as a web server with no problem. Since I've set the specific IP for the games to use, I have to use the same IP address for the query. If you're running behind a NAT router, then this is your server's local IP address, not the outside IP that I'm ...

If your UT server is configured to listen on a specific IP address, in which case it's not likely to be the localhost address (127.0.0.1), you will need to use that address for the server query.

Since the latest version of the UT3 server fixed some issues in queries with teams and introduced other weirdness, I've updated serverquery.php. You can download the current working version via SVN (or using WebSVN). You can safely update serverquery.php in any UTStatsDB 3.x version without ...

why won't the images show up for me? i put them in a folder named images in the stats directory

Rename the folder to "mapimages".