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Hi V e r T i g O, Try using this instead... /home/RO_User01/updated/rewrite/auto-restarter.sh start I'm not very familiar with using auto-restarter.sh, but how do you usually start it? Is it just with './auto-restarter.sh'?

Hi MFmart, Are you using a Linux server? Make sure you have an account called 'crew14' for 'localhost' in the Privileges tab of phpMyAdmin.

Hi V e r T i g O, You should just edit your '/etc/rc.local' file and add the following line before 'end'. ./home/RO_User01/rewrite/start

Hi MFmart, There are many guides on Google on how to properly set up MySQL. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+set+up+mysql+on+windows

Hi MFmart, It means you did not properly enter the correct user/pass combination for your SQL server.

No, it was not; keoco is a customer with management support, so we provided the fix.

Hi keoco, Didn't know you were a customer of mine; the issue should be solved.

Hi keoco, Should be in 'config/servers.php' 'UseMD5' => true,

Hi Keoco, That looks like a MD5 hash; an encrypted version of the original password.

This would be the smartest choice: "host the website in your VPS" Your FluxCP would load faster, you can easily manage website backups, and run everything off 1 IP/Domain. But this, I can only recommend for matured and experienced Linux users.

Hi simplemham, Google.com is your best friend. You should learn how to perform a simple search first before even asking for help... http://bit.ly/zBYisH CeresCP is an old management console which has been available for many years; and many guides have already been posted on how to install CeresCP. You just have to know how to use Google.com.

Hi glemor123, In order to re-install phpMyAdmin, you would simply have to download the phpMyAdmin files and unzip it into the correct web directory. Download phpMyAdmin: http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php Once you have done this, you must configure the 'config.inc.php' file to use the MySQL server. It should be self-explanatory, but if you need help; I would recommend you use Google and search for a phpMyAdmin guide, or read the official phpMyAdmin Documentation. phpMyAdmin Documentation: http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/docs.php --- In order to backup your SQL database with phpMyAdmin; you must make sure phpMyAdmin works. After logging in with the proper account, you can select the 'Export' tab on the top from the front page after login... then select a format you'd like it to be delivered, and press Go. After a few seconds, a download will be initialized and that is your backup for all your databases made available to the account you logged in with.

Hi laklaker, The highly recommended programs for virus/worm/rootkit removal for Linux are; RKHunter, ChkRootKit, and Rootcheck. RKHunter: http://www.rootkit.nl/projects/rootkit_hunter.html ChkRootKit: http://www.chkrootkit.org/ Rootcheck: http://www.ossec.net/main/rootcheck It would be hard for me to explain into detail on how to install/use each of the listed software, because I do not know what kind of Linux Distro you are using. But if you use Google, you can easily find guides on how to install and use each one.

Hi manabeast, I believe it's suppose to be 'SL_KAIZEL'. Source: https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/trunk/db/re/skill_db.txt Ctrl+F, search for 'kaizel'. 462,9,6,16,0,0x1,0,7,1,yes,0,0,0,magic,0, SL_KAIZEL,Kaizel Also, I would recommend putting that entry into 'item_db2'; so you can later upgrade your item_db with newer entries without having any problems with your custom items.

Hi Grunger, I just read <R1CH>'s message; he is correct about maxing out your port. Your server may be blocking the attacks/dropping the packets, but if the botnet is capable of sending enough packets/s; there's really nothing on your part that you can do. Not even the software firewall will stop that... the only solution to this problem is to have your host block the attack on a router level, or simply just null-route your IP to save yourself bandwidth and wait it out. True DDOS Protection against a botnet may require tunneling traffic; and it costs A LOT of money.

Hi Rage, Are your cp_* tables located in the same database as your rAthena tables?

Hi Grunger, You have not properly set the CSF to detect the flood... # Note: Run /etc/csf/csftest.pl to check whether this option will function on # this server PORTFLOOD = ""

Hi Grunger, Make sure you set 'TESTING=0', else the CSF will stop working after the 1st 5minutes.

Hi keoco, Where is your current SQL database located? And what sort of medium are you using to access it? If you already have backed up your database into *.sql files; then just upload them onto your VPS using WinSCP. Once they are uploaded, just run this following command to import the *.sql file to your VPS's MySQL server... mysql -u <USER> -p, --password=<PASSWORD> <DATABASE> < <FILE>.sql Make sure your MySQL account that you are using has permissions to use that database.

Hi Grunger, If you do follow Fuyuko's advice; I can only ask you to exercise pre-caution. A good handful of hosts will terminate your VPS because "being a DOS/DDOS target" violates their terms of service; so read your host's policy before telling your host.

Hi Grunger, You can configure the CSF to detect the packet spam, and block those IP's. Be careful of how sensitive you put it; because it might start blocking normal players.

Hi Bagel, Can you please specify what bug report you are referring to? PuTTY is just a SSH client, it does not have the ability to generate bug reports; but it allows you to control your server with a terminal

Hi Grunger, It seems that he is sending randomly sized UDP packets to port 5121; what I would recommend is to install CSF or change your ports and block everything besides the ports you'd want to use. CSF: http://configserver.com/cp/csf.html Good luck.

Hi Decimal, I can only come up with 2 reasons for why this may be happening... 1) Port 3306 is not opened on your computer hosting the MySQL Server 2) GoDaddy's webhosting has not white-listed your MySQL Server's IP, blocking their server from communicating outside Try to resolve this, good luck.

Hi Rage, In addition to Obliterate's post; make sure the item_db.sql and mob_db.sql is properly imported in the same database as your cp_ tables.