Conflicts

I've tried doing it on my Ubuntu test server, forcing shutdown in the middle of svn update, however, svn cleanup fixed it. Can you not download a fresh copy instead? Or, try following the instructions (fix) I've found on this page.

Try and start each server manually; cd /path/to/your/server ./login-server ./char-server ./map-server ./char-server2 (?) ./map-server2 (?) Now if that works for you, then putting them on a shell script should be the easier part. (?) - cause I really have no idea what your second char / map server are called.

Variable Full Name Description -------- --------- ----------- sd session data represents the session of a client into a serv (login, char, or map) You can find some interesting stuff regarding source from /doc/source_doc.txt

Might have problems with how Windows handles authentications. I've once used a Windows machine, but the server and website were both hosted inside, so just localhost. Anyway, here's a good read, you might find it useful.

Please make sure your login-server / char-server / map-server are closed before trying to recompile. Also, on where you see Debug, change it and make it Release. That would get rid of most warnings, but would still halt your compilation in case of an error.

What are you using xterm for? I remember seeing this from AsuraHosting, did you copy it from there? Lol. Anyway, as the warning suggests, this isn't meant to be run on root user. And it also requires a display, which I'm guessing is something like XFCE. I'm not familiar with multi-server setups using 1 login server, but I think you only need to alter the ports on map2 / char2, so that it doesn't collide with your map1 / char1.

This part here kinda makes me hesitate. If my assumption is correct, the "fully configurable" version is, paid. Don't get me wrong, I like it. However, I don't see much improvements over other previously released Launchers, other than the Profile Switch / Save. And I'm pretty sure most RO players keep the username part, and type their passwords rather quickly, rendering this feature kind of redundant. Now if it had functions like built-in patcher, file integrity checker (download the file with mismatched crc), and 1 click Log sending of the player's OS / installation folder / dependencies / grf files read / etc for debugging purposes, then it would be nice. (I saw these on the server NeoMind and Ossi built) PS: I feel bad, seeing as it is still a Project in Progress, please take my opinions above as suggestions to further improve your product.

I've moved this to the proper forums. Also, avoid multi-quoting if possible it's annoying.

By default, Windows doesn't allow access to Port 3306. Try adding a rule for that on your Firewall.

The OP has solved his issue. So I'm locking this topic before it goes way out of hand.

Moved this to source support. Testing your way through source (/src) isn't bad, in fact I encourage it. However, your topic title is misleading. Mdef is working, it's most likely due to the changes you did on status.c, which made it behave differently.

Are you referring to this item perhaps? I'll be moving this to database support. Also, please enlighten us on what you meant by tamed, 'cause last time I checked, Pushcarts can't be tamed. (jk)

I don't think rAthena supports 2014 clients as of yet. And there isn't much difference between 2014 clients, and 2013-08-07 which rAthena supports.

Please post these on the Issue Tracker instead, open a new issue and describe your issue in detail. I have moved this to database support, for referencing purposes. Next time I'll hide these kinds of posts.

I needed this too! Thank you a91323!

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Moving to scripting support. Mobs that are summoned using methods other than the normal spawn wont create a Tomb when killed.

No offense but, if you don't know which Makefiles to edit, I don't think you have a chance to get Harmony working at all. On-topic, /char, /login and /map Makefiles would need to be altered, to make sure they include the rule to make Harmony.

Those errors tells me that you forgot to include harmony.o on your Makefile(s). If I may suggest, you should just follow Cydh's progress on making Harmony compatible.

@Jezu, I think you just gave him the exact opposite of what he wanted. @Ernest90, you can configure your announcements to be classified as WoE Information. announce "Playername killer Playername2 on Mapname",bc_all|bc_woe; And then turn WoE Information off on your normal chatbox, as shown in the image below;

Generally, it's safe to ignore warnings that you're unsure about. It's just the compiler being strict.

Even if we do, I don't think rAthena supports it server-side. So it'll be useless.

You can use NEMO. Make sure you patch with DisableQuakeSkillEffect included. Avoid posting duplicate topics. Take this as a warning.

I don't really think there's anything more to this story than what's already been stated. And seeing as how the accused, Dev Kuro didn't deny anything that the OP has claimed, proves it further. Also, I am inclined to believe that you're either Dev Kuro's friend, or a client, or maybe both. This is my personal opinion, and it does not necessarily involve rAthena's Staff, or rAthena in general.

Please avoid posting, and (or) asking for links of private servers on this section. On-topic, Harmony's file encryption has been reliable to me, and really the only reason left to justify the use of Harmony.