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Hi glemor123, MediaFire has an Xpress Uploader for Linux distros: Fedora and Ubuntu. I would recommend the use of Google.com for the guides on how to use the Xpress Uploader on a Linux-based system. http://www.mediafire.com/software/express/tour.php

Hi SlashGeeGee, You might want to try to run this command and log everything the 3 different servers output. Maybe you can see what it says before the crash... nohup ./login-server_sql > login-server.log& nohup ./char-server_sql > char-server.log& nohup ./map-server_sql > map-server.log 3 log files will be outputted inside the trunk folder; you can view them after the crash and see what it says.

Hi creed.sin, Have you set up the IPN in your PayPal account along with your control panel? In PayPal, you must go to your profile and find the Instant Payment Notification area; make sure it is activated. Then inside '/config/application.php', you must have 'www.paypal.com' instead of 'www.sandbox.paypal.com' for PayPayIpnURL.

Hi evespiridion, If you tried Eden's suggestion with removing the bind from the MySQL configuration; and it did not work... I would suggest that you look up your MySQL account info; see if it is locked onto '@localhost'. When this happens, it only allows your computer to connect to the SQL server on your computer. So in order for outside computers to connect, you must create a user account with '@%' or % (Any Host).

Hi Faintlights, If you used Google.com to search for 'sgcp install guide', the first link brings you to the developer's topic and guide. If you don't understand it, there were other links as well; but the guide by the developer is very detailed. http://www.eathena.ws/board/index.php?showtopic=132604

Hi emong, If you are using cPanel, I would suggest going to the phpMyAdmin and importing the .sql files for mob_db and item_db.

Hi Smoke, There is no code that can save 100+ servers; otherwise I wouldn't have to go out of my way to spend a lot of money on a dedicated filter for my own services. If it was really that simple, I am sure everyone would be using IPTables instead of spending hundreds on a DDOS Protected Dedicated Server. Wouldn't you think if there was a ruleset that could fully prevent a DDOS attack from working, people would have already replied to this topic by now? Think about it logically.

Hi Smoke, What makes you think that by allowing a certain size that your attacks would not just generate packets which fit your criteria to spam those ports? It'd be better if you used a packet limit per second with a burst, and if an IP exceeds that limit; drop the connection.

Hi Will Suranol, You should download the phpMyAdmin from the official website; then upload it to your web directory and proceed to edit the config file, that's pretty much it. http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php

Hi glemor123, Please don't hijack someone's topic; and as I stated before... open the question to rAthena's community, not me. And you don't have to edit the script, cause the /dev/null just means that it outputs the results of the process to NOTHING. So it does not waste your VPS's space/resources... the script itself looks fine, I don't see why you feel the absolute need to edit something.

Hi wazhanudin, You are installing the REGULAR FluxCP by Paradox; which rAthena NO LONGER support. You need the Updated FluxCP by CalciumKid; which you can find here: https://github.com/calciumkid/fluxcp-renewal

Hi superman1001, What kind of server is your MySQL hosted on? Is it Windows or Linux?

Hi superman1001, How are you importing the item_db? I've found that using phpMyAdmin fails, it's better to use alternative methods.

Hi croxinuz, Upload that .patch file in 'trunk/src/map'; and then enter that directory with 'cd' and perform the following command. patch -p0 < IndSpecialItemDrop.patch

Hi wh1t3dr3am, Then I would suggest that you delete the FluxCP tables from SQL and re-install FluxCP.

Hi glemor123, I would rather you did not ask me, and forward the question to the community instead. This script is suppose to be saved as a bash script named 'auto-restarter.sh'. Place this file inside your trunk folder, and then modify the permissions for it to be fully executable. Once completed with these steps, simply run that bash script; and it should begin the auto-restart process if it detects a crash on either the login, map, or char servers.

Hi wh1t3dr3am, This error is not very descriptive, but here are some general solutions for that specific system error 113. 1) Repair and then optimize your MySQL tables 2) Decrease wait_timeout for MySQL 3) Increase max_connections for MySQL

Hi Rage, Also check if something has inserted a false entry in your hosts file. http://www.windowsreference.com/windows-7/edit-hosts-file-in-windows-7-windows-vista/ If you see a line with rathena.org; just delete it, then close all your browsers and re-open.

Hi Eden, Are you sure it's actually whitelisted? The error you got, 'SQLSTATE[HY000] [2003]' is an error in which their Apache server disables PHP from establishing outgoing connections for security purposes. http://www.filonov.com/blog/2009/08/07/sqlstatehy000-2003-cant-connect-to-mysql-server-on-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-13/ I would suggest that you reference that error to him, and provide the VPS IP for him to whitelist. As for the inter_conf.txt; you can simply delete it from the import if you wish to use the inter_athena.conf's settings instead. These settings should not affect how your webhost performs, unless you are using your webhost's MySQL database for your RO database; which is highly NOT RECOMMENDED.

Hi megablox, I would recommend that you set the permissions for the files which it has listed to at least 755, and if that does not work; 777, but you must be wary of allowing full global permissions on an insecure webserver. data/tmp Also, you must delete all the files INSIDE 'data/tmp'. Then when you revisit the site, it will re-create those files for you; and should fix the error.

Hi mitsumei, This occurs when the MySQL server lags or times out and closes the connection. The only thing you can do is modify the MySQL configuration's 'wait_timeout' value, and increase it; then restart MySQL. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=modify+mysql+wait_timeout

Hi Eden, Only your web hoster has the ability to whitelist the IP's to allow those type of connections; you must submit a ticket to them and request them to whitelist your VPS IP.

Hi Aerlinniel, I'm not sure how the theme is coded; you'd have to check with your web developer about this.

Hi Eden, Contact your webhost, ask them to whitelist your VPS IP.

Hi Igniz, You need to configure with this... ./configure --enable-debug=gdb Make sure you have GDB installed already on your system.