Asela

They refactored the script_rid2sd command. To fix, change the instances of sd = script_rid2sd(st); into script_rid2sd(sd); If you check script.c you can see how they use the command.

That has to do with your data folder or grf. In the clientinfo.xml file, it needs to look something like this: <address>127.0.0.1</address> <port>6900</port> <version>53</version> Make sure you have the version tag and it's set to 53.

Okay! Your problem is that while you set the password fields in inter_athen.conf to blank... the server does not read those lines when the password is blank. So it's trying to use the default password of "ragnarok". I would suggest going into Workbench as root and creating a new user for your server with a username and password. You could run these commands in workbench to setup a user using the default rA username and password. CREATE USER 'ragnarok'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'ragnarok'; GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON ragnarok.* TO 'ragnarok'@'localhost';

What you have to configure is the MySQL user, which is different from the user inside the login table. The userid and passwd fields inside map_athena.conf are for the login table. But all those db_id and db_pw inside the inter_athena.conf are for MySQL users. A quick fix will be to run these two lines in phpMyAdmin under the SQL option. I based the values on your last screenshot. CREATE USER 'ragnarok'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'ragnarok2'; GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON ragnarok.* TO 'ragnarok'@'localhost'; And then make sure in inter_athena.conf all the db_id are ragnarok and all the db_pw are ragnarok2. Similarly, make sure the userid and passwd fields in the other conf files match what you have in the login table.

This will do what you want. http://pastebin.com/5Kwt41h6