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Hi peopleperson49, I already stated the exact steps required to modify the GM level for your server. I shall repeat it here, once more; you cannot ask us to keep modifying GM levels if you have more people to hire for your server, this is why I wanted you to follow the steps to do it yourself. Since you are incapable of following the instructions I provided 2x, and now a third; I will modify your GM level accordingly once again, and this will be the absolute last time.

Hi AdrianYogi, Please do not use your LAN IP (192.168.0.12). Use 127.0.0.1 or your WAN IP; and do not use the bind ip feature.

Hi Nightmare_Eng, Along with what Neblim stated; I think the rAthena Wiki would be a good supplement with the JudasBible. http://rathena.org/wiki/Main_Page

Hi komisaris, You must let them connect with your WAN IP. The LAN is 'Local Area Network'; so that would only allow the people whom are using the exactly same router as you to connect to the internet. If your WAN IP changes a lot, then try to check out NO-IP. http://www.no-ip.com/

Hi Hatake Kakashi, I would recommend running the other SQL upgrades as well, starting from 14797 as Brian had stated to the most recently available.

Hi komisaris, Please just use 127.0.0.1. char_athena.conf: login_ip: 127.0.0.1 char_ip: 127.0.0.1 map_athena.conf: char_ip: 127.0.0.1 map_ip: 127.0.0.1 Or // (comment) them out. Then try again.

Hi Mr BrycE, Xantara does this too, I believe; she charges as well. I don't believe there is a code who would splice, code the HTML structure, and the CSS... for free. It's a lot of work.

Hi Peopleperson49, Definitely not; the speed won't be THAT fast, but it just removes the limitations of how many you can download in a certain interval of a time. As GM Takumirai said; just download the 'Miruku' with Torrent, it's all you need.

Hi rko123, It looks perfectly fine; can you please check your 'login_athena.conf'? ipban.enable: yes Make sure the 'ipban.enable' option under "// Ipban features (SQL only)" is enabled.

Hi ngek202, You have incorrectly assigned the GMail SMTP server in your 'application.php'. For the GMail's SSL SMTP, it should be... 'MailerUseSMTP' => true, // Whether or not to use a separate SMTP server for sending mail. 'MailerSMTPUseSSL' => true, // Whether or not mailer should connect using SSL (yes for GMail). 'MailerSMTPUseTLS' => false, // Same as above SSL setting, but for TLS. This setting will override the SSL setting. 'MailerSMTPPort' => 465, // When MailerUseSMTP is true: SMTP server port (mailer will default to 25). 'MailerSMTPHosts' => 'smtp.gmail.com', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: A string host or array of hosts (e.g., 'host1' or array('host1', 'backuphost')). 'MailerSMTPUsername' => '[email protected]', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: Authorized username for SMTP server. 'MailerSMTPPassword' => 'password', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: Authorized password for SMTP server (for above user). For the GMail's TLS SMTP, it should be... 'MailerUseSMTP' => true, // Whether or not to use a separate SMTP server for sending mail. 'MailerSMTPUseSSL' => false, // Whether or not mailer should connect using SSL (yes for GMail). 'MailerSMTPUseTLS' => true, // Same as above SSL setting, but for TLS. This setting will override the SSL setting. 'MailerSMTPPort' => 587, // When MailerUseSMTP is true: SMTP server port (mailer will default to 25). 'MailerSMTPHosts' => 'smtp.gmail.com', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: A string host or array of hosts (e.g., 'host1' or array('host1', 'backuphost')). 'MailerSMTPUsername' => '[email protected]', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: Authorized username for SMTP server. 'MailerSMTPPassword' => 'password', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: Authorized password for SMTP server (for above user). If the SSL SMTP setting does not work properly, try using... 'MailerSMTPHosts' => 'ssl://smtp.gmail.com', // When MailerUseSMTP is true: A string host or array of hosts (e.g., 'host1' or array('host1', 'backuphost')).

Hi rko123, Can you give us an example of how you are inserting the entry to your `ipbanlist` table? Also, the values you are using; it doesn't have to be your own IP, just an example would be great.

Hi komisaris, From what I seen based on your map-server_sql; it looks as if you are using your LAN IP for the server configuration in 'char_athena.conf', 'map_athena.conf', and possibly 'login_athena.conf' in your /conf folder. Instead of using 192.x.x.x; just use your localhost IP and test to see if it works: 127.0.0.1 Also, comment out the 'bind_ip'; it's better not to use them in any of those *_athena.conf files.

Hi casteryee, I suggest doing some research on the svn diff technique, if you are able to understand how to use that function properly; it'd be really easy to perform updates. For example; if you have a heavily modified rAthena, you can diff out a patch for the differences against a clean version of the same revision number as your heavily modified version. Then get a clean version of the most current revision of rAthena, and apply the patches with that. Of course; you will need to edit some things to make it work, but there's a lot less work you have to do.

Hi acnauchiha, It seems that your FluxCP cannot properly establish the connection to your MySQL database. Go to 'servers.php' and confirm your MySQL information to make sure it is correct, and also make sure that the account you are using to access the MySQL has the privilege to be used remotely. If everything checks out; I can only recommend that you contact your webhost and ask him to whitelist your MySQL database IP.

Hi acnauchiha, Do you have item_db, and mob_db imported into your SQL database? If yes, please turn the debug mode in 'applications.php' to true and also the error reporting in 'error.php' to true as well; after doing that, report what you see on the very top of the page, there should be an error message.

Hi Myrmiddon, From what I understand, "WAMP Developer Edition" is a paid website hosting software. Why not use what everyone else uses, XAMPP? XAMPP Guide: http://rathena.org/wiki/XAMPP_Installation

Hi Cuspid, We will have more later tonight; we are currently in the process of deploying our new LA server.

Hi Siege, You would need to change your client-side files; such as the 'clientinfo.xml'. I am not too familiar with the client-side of things, there might be more to modify; such as hexing the client to display the proper name on your executable window.

Hi Cuspid, Also remember to check 'servers.php' in the config folder to see if you've correctly put the server IP and ports; that could be a possibility as well.

Hi plumpuff, As the wiki mentioned, you will need to import the rAthena SQL files with a SQL client. And within the SQL client, you will be able to manage your 'GM accounts, etc'.

Hi Siege, For the server-side; you'd need to edit the char_athena.conf. https://rathena.svn....har_athena.conf server_name: rAthena

Hi adani_jmc, From your terminal, there seems to be an error with how the name of the tables are set. Source: https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/trunk/conf/log_athena.conf By default, the log is written in a .log file and not SQL. So you must comment the standard default, and un-comment the proper SQL table names. So it should look like this instead... // log_gm_db: log/atcommandlog.log // log_branch_db: log/branchlog.log // log_chat_db: log/chatlog.log // log_mvpdrop_db: log/mvplog.log // log_npc_db: log/npclog.log // log_pick_db: log/picklog.log // log_zeny_db: log/zenylog.log log_gm_db: atcommandlog log_branch_db: branchlog log_chat_db: chatlog log_mvpdrop_db: mvplog log_npc_db: npclog log_pick_db: picklog log_zeny_db: zenylog

Hi none, Well, since you are using the sql version of item_db; I would suggest that you take all your custom items and move it to the 'item_db2' database, and just overwrite the current 'item_db' database with rAthena's. Then you just have to make sure the table columns match for item_db2, and you can make adjustments if they do not. rAthena 'item_db.sql': https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/trunk/sql-files/item_db.sql

Hi Gunman, I would suggest that you remove any add-ons which may not be up to date; also change all your passwords/account names for MySQL access. This will be the only absolute way that you can remove any possibility of this person further damaging your database.

Hi Everyone, CloudFlare is useless because there are resolvers which just trace it back to your site; so it doesn't protect it at all, however, it might be able to speed up the load time of your site. @Pancake: Use IPTables and drop all malformed packets.