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Do u have a firewall at ur pc? Add the Thor Patcher to the firewall and run the patcher as administrator. Rynbef~

Do u use a firewall/iptable on ur root? Do u can access the site via browser? Rynbef~

Change: RootURL='http://MYIP/thor/' to: RootURL='http://MYIP:8080/thor/' Rynbef~

Try checking your folder permissions, it might not allowing patcher to read those files

U will need to change your Apache/Nginx Port(Web Port 80). As example u use Apache. U can change ur port at /etc/apache2/ports.conf. Change "Listen 80" to another port. As example "Listen 32147". Now u can access ur webpage or thor folder on "http://yourdomain.com:32147/patcher/". Rynbef~

If you are referring to auto trade in one certain map Fine this in misc.conf And place mapflag autotrade for the map you want // Allow autotrade only in maps with autotrade flag? // Set this to "no" to allow autotrade where no "autotrade" mapflag is set. // Set this to "yes" to only allow autotrade on maps with "autotrade" mapflag. at_mapflag: yes

--- a/src/map/skill.c +++ b/src/map/skill.c @@ -695,7 +695,7 @@ bool skill_isNotOk(uint16 skill_id, struct map_session_data *sd) break; case MC_VENDING: case ALL_BUYING_STORE: - if( map[sd->bl.m].flag.novending ) { + if( map[sd->bl.m].flag.novending || strcmp(map[sd->bl.m].name ,"alberta") ) { clif_displaymessage (sd->fd, msg_txt(sd,276)); // "You can't open a shop on this map" clif_skill_fail(sd,skill_id,USESKILL_FAIL_LEVEL,0); return true; On Skill.c shop except alberta is prohibited

https://github.com/rathena/rathena/wiki/Adding-a-Script

Short answer: No.

try this script by emistry i already edit http://pastebin.com/PyJcPwk1 change the 501 in your ticket item id prontera,150,150,5 script Legendary Smith 826,{ callfunc( "RefineFunc2",501,10,63,10,20,1,0,100 ); }

(NovaRO doesn't have RODEX ;-;...)

Dear rAthena users who may have used this so-called hackshield, It has become known that the site of this hackshield has a major security vulnerability that allows malicious attacker to read and/or change the data on its database. In addition, the creator of this hackshield, who should have been someone with knowledge in field of computer security, should know that passwords should not be stored in plain-text. Yet, your passwords are stored as plain-text in ringsec.net. We don't have any evidence that the data has been leaked, although if you use the same password as the one you used on RingSec somewhere else, change your password now! As a side note, rAthena does not encourage or support any attacking attempt at a third party site. Regards, Secret.