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@godarklight I tried to click the link for IRC chat under your name "DMP IRC Channel" but it took me to a link then did nothing. I clicked on the link "(Webchat)" and it allowed me to sign in there so I will be checking back from time to time to see if you are there chatting.

@godarklight will you link me to a place to get IRC? Also yes, they didn't try to start a DMP session because they seen their saves were corrupted and wanted to remove DMP right away to be able to play their saved games(again its my friends that have this issue not me, my DPM works just fine). Should I have him start a DMP session to see if his saved games work after that? Should I have him remove the "protractor" mod to see if that fixes the issue?

@Vanguard-01 I had all these error messages, and this is how I fixed them. *Note* I do not know if these are the only issues that cause these error messages. Handshake Error = not using same versions Your server, and your friends client, are two different versions. The versions must match for them to "Handshake". In your server folder you will find a file called git-version.txt. In your friends KSP directory, in the GameData folder, he will also find a get-version.txt. Both your git-version.txt and his get-version.txt files must match. You both must have the most recent development build to play on the most recent KSP update. Unhandled Exception = firewall/antivirus not allowing the server (this also applies to the client if KSP.exe is not allowed through the firewall) Programs sometimes need exceptions to do what you want them to do when dealing with the internet. In the case of the server, DMPserver.exe needs an exception. In the case of the client, KSP.exe needs an exception. Failed To Connect = Port is not open To open ports you must forward them. On the bottom or the side of your router you will find the make and model. Then google "Router Make and Model Port Forwarding" for a guide. *Note* Again I say I do not know if these are the only issues that cause these errors. This is just how I solved them.

I have uploaded the Output_log.txt to pastebin. Although it would not let me upload the whole log in one single post and I had to use 3. Here are the links: Part 1 - http://pastebin.com/MMRzdZBk Part 2 - http://pastebin.com/Q40RWieE Part 3 - http://pastebin.com/Pj8mUnfe

I would be happy to work with you on this issue. I will need some time to get the output log files from my friends to upload for you. I am unsure of what IRC is. If you could give me a link or a description of what it is or how to use it I would appreciate that.

@godarklight I believe you misunderstood what I said. No one even wants to try to connect to a sever. Once they put the client in their KSP directory it corrupts all their saved games. That's the issue. Your telling me generating a blacklist file will fix their corrupted saves when they never even joined a server?

I have been trying to get some friends to download this multiplayer mod. Thing is, for some reason, for them it is not letting them play their saved games when the mod is installed. They get an error saying incompatible/invalid data. They remove the mod and everything works again. You can see how this makes my friends not want to have the mod installed and don't want to move it in and out of their KSP directory. This does not happen to me, I do not know why it is happening to them. Is there a way to install it so this does not happen? I would like to play with my fellow Kerbians but it is hard to do when an error like this makes them not want to use it.