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There's a permanent solution. Auto starts mysql after reboot. chkconfig --level 2345 mysqld onchkconfig --level 2345 mysqld on side note: restarting a linux box doesn't solve any problems.

As far as I know, Dell blade servers has a built in at least 2 network cards. Have your hosting plug in another extra cat5 cable, then bond the two network cards for faster network connection.

Have you tried make clean && make sql

Don't forget to re-create the 's' account

I'd go for unity3d for android games.

Use the user zypherro when compiling. If the problem persists, do a chmod -R 775 /path/to/trunk chown -R zypherro:zypherro /path/to/trunk

Currently facing a problem with vote for points; I can't seem to point my 2nd server to my 1st server's vote for points' table, which is in the 1st database. Is it possible to point my npc script to the 1st server? I tried putting db_name.v4p_table but it goes like 1st_db.db_name.v4p Thanks!

It is actually a user preference. Windows and Linux has it's difference. But I would choose Linux over Windows because it's easy to maintain and debug, plus memory allocation is good.

Good read. However, what do you guys think, was the ghost stuck in-game or the ghost was playing on a physical computer?

So, currently I have two running servers in a VPS. They share 1 login database. I want to restrict a GM account from the 1st server from playing in the 2nd server. Basically, when that account ID logged in (after choosing a character) to the 2nd server. It kicks that account out. Big thanks!

It's just a matter of permissions. Change the folder permission to 744. chmod -R 744 /path/to/folder You might need to find phpmyadmin.conf to change <Directory "/path/to/phpmyadmin"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride all Order Deny,Allow Allow from all </Directory> to this: <Directory "/path/to/phpmyadmin"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride all Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1 </Directory> Restart apache to apply changes. Side note: Never use root as an owner for web pages, specially dynamic ones. You might as well set your password to welcome123

CaioVictor, Weird. Can you specify your server specs? Maybe your RAM is failing. Do you have other services running in your server other than your emulator and MySQL? You could do a top to see what's eating your RAM. Also, do you have custom cron jobs to check your emulator's services?

You can also do a 1 login, char & 2 map servers. More info here: http://rathena.org/wiki/Multiple_Servers

It's commented out. Remove "//" // 'Port' => 3306

Are you sure that you're receiving attacks? Maybe it's just a faulty svn version(?) Could you paste here your crash dumps?