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Hi WillSuranol, You need to configure it first. ./configure

Hi onizame, Contact your domain provider then.

Hi onizame, Websites use port 80 (HTTP), and also 443 (HTTPS).

Hi WillSuranol, MySQL is not running. Make sure you have installed MySQL server first.

Hi aerolite, I would recommend renaming the whole thing; not just the extension.

Hi Phantasm, I would suggest that you switch debug_mode to true; then revisit the page to see what error it is giving you. You may turn debug on by editing '/config/application.php'. Just copy and paste the error you are getting to this topic so that we can take a closer look.

Hi Xantara, I am wrong then; I was assuming that the new field was the cause due to 'Column count doesn't match value count at row 1'; but I'm not a web developer, so you're probably right.

Hi iAmRiki, In addition to Judas's post, I'd recommend performing dos2unix conversion. You'd need to install dos2unix for your server and perform; dos2unix athena-start dos2unix start Here's a guide on how to install dos2unix; it is fairly easy. http://xmodulo.blogs...x-on-linux.html

Hi pilopil, To update your SVN, you'd simply 'cd' into your trunk folder and use the command; svn update I would recommend taking a backup of your trunk files before proceeding.

Hi Mystogan, I believe this is due to the new `favorite` column; you will need to wait for someone to release a FluxCP which is compatible with the new inventory table update in SVN 16517. https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/trunk/sql-files/upgrade_svn16517.sql

Hi Beret, How are you importing the SQL file? Are you copying and pasting into phpMyAdmin and running the query; cause this is not a good way to import big .sql files such as mob_db and item_db. I would suggest using some sort of MySQL Query program; or if you have a Linux-based service, to use the 'mysql' command to import the file.

Hi manabeast, No, you don't need to do that. It is because you had MD5 as 'true' when you registered the account; that is why you have to edit the account that you registered when you had MD5 as 'true'. Now that MD5 is 'false'; new accounts created already are in the plaintext format, and do not need to be changed...

Hi manabeast, Try deleting all the files inside '/data/tmp', and then re-register your account. In order to use the account you've registered with the MD5 hash, you would need to edit that entry and set the plain password for that account... otherwise you won't be able to use it.

Hi eKoh, I think the issue is the fact that the MySQL account you are using for your FluxCP, does not have the proper privileges/access to create the temporary table. You would need to add these permissions for the user, and make sure that the MySQL user can be accessed by your webhost; not just the 'localhost/127.0.0.1'.

Hi Kanage, Can you show up a copy of your configuration for the gmail? Also, have you enabled POP for your gmail account? http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=13287 Enable POP: https://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=13273

Hi canditw, I would recommend Mysterious's method of using a new directory for FluxCP. And if you are abandoning SGCP completely, you can drop the SGCP database; FluxCP installs its' SQL tables inside your RO SQL database, and it doesn't use SGCP's.

Hi Auryn, Are you sure you've portforward'ed all 3 ports? It should work if you've done this correctly. Make sure that the LAN IP that you computer is assigned, is the same one as the one you are opening the ports for. Routers may re-assign LAN IP's if you do not have a specific one set up in your internet settings.

Hi Poseidon, Ah, in that case you can manually import the .SQL; here would be the link to the .SQL files: http://fluxcp.googlecode.com/svn/branches/fluxcp-1.0/data/schemas/charmapdb/

Hi Beret, You should check out this topic; someone has uploaded all the newest images in .png format. http://rathena.org/board/topic/68616-png-items/

Hi Poseidon, If the item_db is already properly imported; then I can only suggest that you turn on error reporting and debug mode to true; then re-visit the item database to see if there's any errors that show up. '/config/application.php' for debug mode. '/config/error.php' for error reporting. It should display an error message which will hopefully explain why you're currently suffering from this issue. Just copy and paste it here so we can take a closer look.

Hi Auryn, Don't use the LAN IP at all; just use the WAN/Static IP.

Hi Everyone, I usually do not browse other topics, besides the support ones to help out the community; but I found this topic due to the obvious topic name. Here's a little information; we do understand that the CPU frequency advertised is NOT THE ACTUAL SPEED. This is why we put the * right next to the value to acknowledge that there is a bit of hidden meaning behind the advertised value. I find it appalling that we're quickly slandered without being directly questioned; and even recommended that we're not a host you'd want to do business with. The value advertised is the CPU Frequency x Amount of Cores; this does not mean the service you will have, will actually have 21Ghz of speed; anyone who knows this, understands what it really is. However you feel about the way we've advertised our services is completely irrelevant to us; as the common business practice for VPS providers is not state CPU specifications at all, just cores. I'd like to also add some personal responses... @randell1993 - Next time you'd like to slander us, have the confidence to write it on AsuraHosting's topic; we'll gladly respond to the issues you have with the way we advertise our service. It isn't deceit, we clearly explain what we mean by the values presented by us when asked. It's our marketing strategy against other companies who do the same, and also others who don't provide the frequency at all. We're a small company, so we do what we can to gain business and keep business. @JoWei - Thank you for being the only few to have common sense. @Syouji - The values we provide are strictly what they are; there is no false information. We do not state any specifics behind the values presented; it's all about if the customer's perception of the data presented to them. An educated consumer would know by the data; the true frequency of the core, by the values stated on our check-out page. And for people who have a thirst for knowledge; they are welcome to ask about them as many have done so before, and we'll gladly explain what it all means. Also, isn't the e3-1290v2 shipped at default 3.7Ghz? @Jman - We don't have A+ certification; but our owner does have a master's, and I do have a bachelor's; both in IT. Next thing you know, you're going to tell us not to eat our own mother's food because she does not have certification in food preparation. @aluze - We've custom compiled our kernel to act close as possible to a Xen-based service; so that the CPU restrictions are put in place as much as it can be. Each customer would have access to the amount of cores stated, to help alleviate any strong loads; but the % of CPU they can actually use is limited to prevent abuse. If in the event of IO abuse; other customers on the same node would not be dramatically affected. We believe in the worth of our product, and our current customers do too. Remember... the way you perceive something isn't always accurate; in these cases, it's better to raise your hand and question it. Instead of talking behind people's backs as if it's the right thing to do.

Hi Ron, I'm not going to read over that long guide. The method that I've presented you with in my previous post logs that single session of while the process is still running. So you can read the *.log files even when the process is on/off, doesn't matter. If you want a fresh *.log when you're re-newing your processes, then simply remove the *.log files before starting them up again. rm -rf *.log

Hi Jhosef, You may get a faster response from Daniel if you send a formal request to his other e-mail account, [email protected].

Hi Ron, You can simply run nohup to log the process, and then just exit putty. nohup ./map-server_sql > map-server.log& nohup ./char-server_sql > char-server.log& nohup ./login-server_sql > login-server.log After running that code, you may find 3 files inside the directory you're running the map/char/login servers from and their respective run logs.