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Hi Jhosef, The V4P are hardcoded this way because only 1 IP can submit a vote within a 12 or 24hr time span. If they enabled a 'per account', it would just be giving away points for invalid votes.

Hi frotek, I would not recommend changing the requirements with Gerome's method... you can just set the values inside the file '/config/application.php'. 'MinUsernameLength' => 4, // Minimum username length. 'MaxUsernameLength' => 23, // Maximum username length. 'MinPasswordLength' => 8, // Minimum password length. 'MaxPasswordLength' => 31, // Maximum password length. 'PasswordMinUpper' => 1, // Number of upper-case letters to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinLower' => 1, // Number of lower-case letters to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinNumber' => 1, // Number of numbers to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinSymbol' => 0, // Number of symbols to require in passwords. 'GMMinPasswordLength' => 8, // Minimum password length for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinUpper' => 1, // Number of upper-case letters to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinLower' => 1, // Number of lower-case letters to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinNumber' => 1, // Number of numbers to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinSymbol' => 1, // Number of symbols to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'RandomPasswordLength' => 16, // This is the length of the random password generated by the "Reset Password" feature. (NOTE: Hardcoded minimum value of 8)

Hi frotek, You would need to edit the 'config/application.php' file. 'MinUsernameLength' => 4, // Minimum username length. 'MaxUsernameLength' => 23, // Maximum username length. 'MinPasswordLength' => 8, // Minimum password length. 'MaxPasswordLength' => 31, // Maximum password length. 'PasswordMinUpper' => 1, // Number of upper-case letters to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinLower' => 1, // Number of lower-case letters to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinNumber' => 1, // Number of numbers to require in passwords. 'PasswordMinSymbol' => 0, // Number of symbols to require in passwords. 'GMMinPasswordLength' => 8, // Minimum password length for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinUpper' => 1, // Number of upper-case letters to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinLower' => 1, // Number of lower-case letters to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinNumber' => 1, // Number of numbers to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'GMPasswordMinSymbol' => 1, // Number of symbols to require in passwords for GM accounts. 'RandomPasswordLength' => 16, // This is the length of the random password generated by the "Reset Password" feature. (NOTE: Hardcoded minimum value of 8)

Hi juniez, You can view the manual on how to properly backup with Navicat; though in my personal experience, it took a while to do backups/restorations with Navicat. http://www.navicat.com/support

Hi SlashGeeGee, Your MySQL server got stuck; usually caused by not being able to allocate the proper amount of resources or it had peaked at the limit set for your container. You could try to increase the interactive timeout value in the 'my.cnf'; it might help with this issue.

Hi Mang-Berto, You're missing gcc. yum -y install gcc

Hi lusReservoir, You need to edit the 'register.php' file and rename `level` to `group_id`.

Hi greenieken, Yes; that is what you'd need to do. Alternatively... you can actually use the same login server with the same usernames/passwords, but different char/map servers. But if you are starting a brand new RO server on the same VPS; then yes, you need to edit the ports so that they do not conflict with your 1st server.

Hi nismo006, Make sure you log in with your root account; and then grant the privileges for your ragnarok account to have access to the databases you wish to have.

Hi zmref, For the inter_athena.conf file; you're suppose to use 3306. In the login_athena, char_athena, map_athena; you're not suppose to use 3306 cause it's being used by the MySQL server. You'll need to use different ports for the login, char, and map; most people leave it as default with 6900, 6121, and 5121. If you can't connect with default values; you need to open your ports. But from what I see... you are just configuring every port to conflict with each other, which is your biggest mistake.

Hi imajhaynation, Please edit the '/config/servers.php' file with the correct database information which will allow the proper FluxCP SQL tables to be installed inside your rAthena database.

Hi imajhaynation, Go to 'config/application.php' and turn debug to true. Now remove all the cp_* tables inside your database, and then proceed to re-install FluxCP again; let us know what the error on top of the page says. Cases like this; it is usually a permissions error, 'data/tmp' not being able written into.

Hi Dolph, I believe if the template is properly coded; it should be set in place right inside the themes folder. I would recommend making a backup before proceeding to do this though.

Hi SiiJei, This video shows how to set up FluxCP by CalciumKid; hope it helps somewhat... it will be different for others using cPanel, KLOXO, LAMP, Webmin, etc; this is installed on a bare-bone host. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBtBP-1n920

Hi acocalypso, You need to install FluxCP within the same database as your rAthena/eAthena database; so `rathena_cp` should really be whatever your rAthena MySQL database is.

Hi Cuspid, I would recommend taking a look at the way FluxCP constructs the 'castle' module; as it seems it's exactly what you want. http://fluxcp.googlecode.com/svn/branches/fluxcp-1.0/modules/castle/index.php

Hi Evelynn, I'm not sure about what you mean make it read as a website; but for the 'apache:apache' ownership, you would need to run the following command... chown -R apache:apache FILE/FOLDER_NAME If you are trying to make everything in the same directory that you are currently inside, owned by 'apache;apache'; then the following command would work... chown -R apache:apache *

Hi vlatag12, You could do it with an in-game script... just make it run during login of character; this way you can provide the 12 pods to people with compounded cards, otherwise, I don't think there's a way you could really provide 12 pods for a compounded thanatos card via MySQL Query.

Hi peopleperson49, Once you convert the item_db2.txt to SQL-format; you can upload the .sql file onto your VPS and do the following command. I will be assuming that you are going to upload the file in '/root'. cd /root mysql -u USERNAME -p, --password=PASSWORD DATABASE_NAME < FILE_NAME.sql You would have to replace all the capitalized words with the proper values.

Hi Kurosaki2488, I don't think it's possible for anyone to actually set up their own static IP without the assistance of your ISP. I know most ISP's provide a dynamic IP and usually give a static IP to business-class internet. Some cable internet companies provide static IP's as well. As for your situation; you must use your WAN IP, or using www.no-ip.org. And then you've got to open your ports, and assign a permanent LAN IP so that your router forwards the ports for the right computer on your network.

Hi donkeyg, Xantara has provided a .patch to fix this and make the old eAthena-based FluxCP working with the rAthena SQL Database; I would suggest searching for it on the forums, it's certainly still around.

Hi v00m3r, I'm not 100% sure; but I saw on the other thread it looked something like... 'Vote for Credits' => array('1' => 'http://votingsite.com/click.php?in=123123123'), I would imagine it would be similar.

Hi Bahmut, You're right; my mistake. Thanks for the correction. Hi RaGERO, If your backup server allows SSH access, you can install the cron task on there and just add the variable '-h'. mysqldump -h 123.123.123.123 -u USERNAME -p, --password=PASSWORD DATABASE_NAME > FILE_NAME.sql Replace the 123.123.123.123 with the correct MySQL Host IP; and all the capital letters with the correct information.

Hi Orgasmator, What I would do is comment everything out in terms of the IP's; and let the server determine it for you. I think you are putting the wrong values; when I say WAN IP, I really mean your VPS's IP. And I have no problems helping; just don't add me for that specific reason, I'm not your personal general support. I just help people on my free time, whenever I feel like it.

Hi Versiglia, I think the array portion is a bit messed up; Missing the comma at the end for 4 => 'http://www.gamesites200.com/ragnarok/in.php?id=25878' It should be... 4 => 'http://www.gamesites200.com/ragnarok/in.php?id=25878', There might be more errors, not sure.