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Here are 2 ways you can do this: edit the source to turn ON 'nobranch' on every map http://www.eathena.w...&pid=1061106169 copy all the mapnames from /db/map_index.txt and using a Notepad++ macro, we get this: nobranch.txt

/trunk/conf/groups.conf - set all_skill to false or omit that line and it will default to false. { id: 99 name: "Admin" level: 99 inherit: ( "Support", "Law Enforcement" ) commands: { } log_commands: true permissions: { can_trade: true can_party: true all_skill: true all_equipment: true skill_unconditional: true use_check: true use_changemaptype: true all_commands: true } }

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It looks like you missed this SQL Upgrade file: ../sql-files/upgrade_svn14797.sql ALTER TABLE `char` ADD `robe` SMALLINT(6) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' AFTER `head_bottom`;

If bwings work fine, that means save point is working. When you die, are you immediately warped to Prontera? or only after you click "Return to Save Point" ? If it's immediate, search your /npc folder for OnPCDieEvent which could be causing this. No, rAthena hasn't changed anything that would affect this.

One cause is the client-side file ..datalua fileshotkey.lua does not match your client's date.

TCP.

webhost* Do you have 2 hosts, 1 for website and a VPS for rAthena? The way FluxCP checks if your servers are online/offline is by using PHP fsockopen() function. In order for this to work, your webhost needs to allow outgoing connections on the RO ports (6900, 6121, 5121).

Check the permissions on your MySQL user. If it's the same MySQL User that rAthena uses to connect, it should have all the permissions it needs (plus LOCK TABLE).

Submit a support ticket to your webhost, asking them to allow outgoing connections on ports 6900, 6121, 5121.

Fixed the link, sorry about that. backup_ragnarok.sh

I think the modifiers are: s = seconds n = minutes mn = minutes h = hours d = days j = days m = months y = years a = years This would ban them for 24 hours: @ban 24h JaceyMarie You can also combine those modifiers: /*========================================== * charban command (usage: charban <time> <player_name>) * This command do a limited ban on a player * Time is done as follows: * Adjustment value (-1, 1, +1, etc...) * Modified element: * a or y: year * m: month * j or d: day * h: hour * mn: minute * s: second * <example> @ban +1m-2mn1s-6y test_player * this example adds 1 month and 1 second, and substracts 2 minutes and 6 years at the same time. *------------------------------------------*/

You can also do stuff "once when a character logs in the first time" without using a permanent char variable: http://www.eathena.ws/board/index.php?act=findpost&pid=1464313

https://rathena.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rathena/!svn/bc/15775/trunk/conf/groups.conf <commands> A group of settings <command name> : <bool> or <commandname> : [ <bool>, <bool> ] First boolean value is for atcommand, second one for charcommand. If set to true, group can use command. If only atcommand value is provided, false is assumed for charcommand. If a command name is not included, false is assumed for both atcommand and charcommand. For a full list of available commands, see: doc/atcommands.txt. Command names must not be aliases.

DELETE FROM guild_member WHERE char_id NOT IN (SELECT char_id FROM guild); UPDATE `char` SET guild_id=0 WHERE char_id NOT IN (SELECT char_id FROM guild); edit: you're welcome!

fluxcp-renewal - Finally native rAthena Support

I think the concept is good, but it may be hard to implement because of some limitations: at the moment, Multi Map-Server has some bugs (bugreport:5410) currently, there is no way to dynamically add/remove maps from a map-server while it is running --> you could spawn new EC2 instances (new map-servers), but to redistribute the load you would have to edit a map-server's map list, and restart the map-server. 1. this would force any players on those maps to logout 2. this would reset monster spawns on those maps

You could edit getmonsterinfo and add an argument to return the mvp_exp. http://trac.assembla.../changeset/800/ Then you could use: if (getmonsterinfo(killedrid, MOB_MVPEXP) > 0) { // they killed an MVP }

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drop your Ragnarok database re-create the Ragnarok database re-import main.sql (in the /trunk/sql-files folder)

In the old system, edit /conf/battle/gm.conf and set this to 20. // The level at which a player with access is considered a GM. // An account with an access level lower than this is not effected // by gm_can_drop_lv (battle_athena.conf). lowest_gm_level: 20

Here's how you set that in the new Group Permissions system: open the file /conf/groups.conf find the section for the group you want to edit, and make sure "receive_requests" is set to true: permissions: { receive_requests: true }

It's good for protecting a website. It acts like a proxy https://www.cloudflare.com/overview It won't work for RO though.