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  1. Hi Everyone,

     

    Just thought I'd share something I found on one of my friend's Facebook posts. It's called 'Phonebloks', an idea for a new upgrade-able/self repair-able phone.

     

    http://www.phonebloks.com/

     

    I thought it was a cool concept for phones, and decided to show some support. The design/look is pretty rough... but I think the whole concept of being able to upgrade/change hardware on your phone is pretty awesome.

     

    What do you guys think of it?

  2. Hi Raijin,

     

    Since you are using the command terminal; then try doing this in SSH/Terminal.

     

    Log into MySQL using this command (replace USERNAME)

    mysql -u USERNAME -p

     

    Then begin to modify your MySQL user to allow any host to connect (replace USERNAME, and command is CaSe-SeNsiTivE)

    use mysql;
    update user set host='%' where User='USERNAME';
    flush privileges;
    quit

     

    After this, try using the MySQL user for your FluxCP.

  3. Hi ffman22,

     

    Make sure your MySQL port is opened for your server, and also that your webhost has the capability to connect; I would recommend that you contact your webhosting provider and ask them to whitelist your RO server IP.

  4. Hi monzki3,

     

    Find out what revision your eAthena is at; then go into your rAthena's sql-files and run all the SQL updates starting from your eAthena revision # and up. This would convert your SQL database to what the rAthena emulator requires.

     

    Please perform a backup of your database before doing this, thanks.

  5. Hi jaycee016,

     

    What I can recommend is edit '/trunk/src/map/harmony.c' and find the following;

     

    int _harmony_localfix_pc_group_id2level(int id) {
          GroupSettings* group = pc_group_id2group(id);
          if (!group)
                  return 0;
          return pc_group_get_level(group);
    }

    And then comment it out by doing the following;

    //int _harmony_localfix_pc_group_id2level(int id) {
    //      GroupSettings* group = pc_group_id2group(id);
    //      if (!group)
    //              return 0;
    //      return pc_group_get_level(group);
    //}
    
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  6. Sooo the ports are 100% open now and he still can't connect to my server!

    Hi VerCiniX,

     

    Perhaps your friend is running the wrong clientinfo.xml and is connecting to the wrong place. If your ports are opened, and you can connect to your own server using your WAN IP in the clientinfo.xml; then your server is public.

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