Akkarin

If it's a legitimate bug, posting it to Github would get the attention of our developers who can deal with it. https://github.com/rathena/rathena/issues

You're resurrecting an old topic to ask a question that can be answered by simply reading the thread? Locking due to idiocy.

Bugs should be posted to Github for the devs to see https://github.com/rathena/rathena/issues

That's a hard one to answer. Technically it's possible to use a client that's more than 10 years old, but in all honesty, I wouldn't. An awful lot of code has changed since those old clients were supported, so if something breaks you wouldn't find much in the way of support from anyone, unless one of us oldies slide into your topic because we used to have a server back then and remember how they're set-up

Instead of introducing spam into topics, why don't you do what someone else in this thread has already asked for and detail your setup, detail what you've tried, detail whether you're using Renewal or Pre-Renewal, your client date, your Git Hash, etc. We're not mind-readers.

The "current status" is to do with your theme. I'm guessing it's at (or in an include file) the bottom of header.php to show the server status on all pages. As for the width of the content, you should be able to find the element name (ctrl+shift+i on chrome) and change the width in the theme's css file.

What's your native language? I'm guessing it's not English, as you've quite managed to ignore all requests for more information. Before anyone else starts getting frustrated, please type up EVERYTHING you need the NPC to do in your native language, then throw it into Google Translate. Otherwise it's starting to feel like we're being trolled.

Try again, with ALOT MORE information.

Well, unknown packet errors are usually due to a miss-matched client version to what the server is expecting. Since most of us have never seen/used Gepard Shield, we can't rule out that your modifications are the cause, as Gepard is designed to stop traffic that it doesn't want to see. It'd be almost impossible for us to say what's causing it.

You can go into /src/ and find the function where arrows are reduced and just add an if-statement to check for the used arrow/bullet item IDs - if the ID is not one of those then continue to remove item, if it is, don't remove the item.

rAthena doesn't support 2020 clients - you will need to use the 2018 client that's floating around, which would get rid of your "Unknown Packet" error. Unless you have something valuable or informative to add, keep it to yourself. This question (and similar) has been answered several times in this forum already.

This is fantastic work - good job!

Resurrecting a topic that's more than 7 years old and including 2 different script quotes in your post with little to no real information other than "it doesn't work" makes the forums untidy. Don't do it again, please.

Did you put your new file descriptor limit in /etc/sysctl.conf so it persists after a reboot? You need these too.

Is that globally or for specified user? There are a few things you need - it's not a one-step command. Also, I don't want to see ridiculous remarks like this from anyone. Nobody has to help you. Since it's not a limitation with our software we're not even obliged to entertain the idea or providing support for your OS. They also rarely use the forum.

Time in rAthena is in what's called "Military Time" or "Standard Digital Reference", so midnight is called 0000, not 2400.

What kind of conversion? Converting databases is done via the csv2yaml tool. You don't need a tutorial to run it.

I've merged your posts so you're not spamming my forums. Also, i think you're talking about the petloot command.

Summoning @Sanasol

https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/master/conf/channels.conf#L71 Change autojoin to true and rename #global to #main. Job done

Simple answer: no. You'd need to completely disable the NPC before you can walk on that cell again. Objects in a cell aren't stackable. However, you can see the /src/config/core.hpp file for a workaround. Many moons ago there was a mod installed but left disabled by default to allow cell stacking. https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/master/src/config/core.hpp#L29

The PR you referenced tells you what you need to change. Google "ulimit".

case Job_Novice: // First job change Job_Options(.@job_opt,Job_Swordman, Job_Mage, Job_Archer, Job_Acolyte, Job_Merchant, Job_Thief, Job_Super_Novice, Job_Taekwon, Job_Gunslinger, Job_Ninja, Job_Star_Emperor, Job_Soul_Reaper); Try again. They shouldn't be in this first list available to Novices.

True, for now. Enabling use of newer clients is already in the works. No ETA though, sadly.

Isn't this a diff option that allows you to use a FQDN instead of just an IP? Pretty sure i've seen it in the list of options when you open up NEMO to diff your client. There shouldn't really be any reason to be manually hexing a client anymore.