Akkarin

Being able to control WoE schedule from this script would mean i can get rid of the default woe controller

This could be due to any number of reasons. The most common SQL issue is that your host who's using cPanel have had an update installed and the outbound MySQL port (which is disabled by default) has been removed from the firewall, which happens more often than people realise! However, connection refused is an error message from your MySQL server running on your VPS. Try restarting the service, double check your firewall. No one can give you a definitive answer because the error message is vague.

There should be a rules page by default which shows you how you should fill in those fields.

You're supposed to detail what you did to resolve your issue so other users can be helped by your thread in the future.

Many of the themes available in our download area are no longer functioning with newer versions of FluxCP because their authors don't keep them upto date.

What petals??

We don't use svn.

If it's a CentOS VPS, disable selinux. Lots of guides available via Google for your specific version. If not a CentOS VPS, paste the permissions for each directory going upto the cache dir.

It means you've removed this: (themes/default/account/login.php) <?php if (count($serverNames) > 1): ?> <tr> <th><label for="login_server"><?php echo htmlspecialchars(Flux::message('AccountServerLabel')) ?></label></th> <td> <select name="server" id="login_server"<?php if (count($serverNames) === 1) echo ' disabled="disabled"' ?>> <?php foreach ($serverNames as $serverName): ?> <option value="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($serverName) ?>"><?php echo htmlspecialchars($serverName) ?></option> <?php endforeach ?> </select> </td> </tr> <?php endif ?> Or that you've changed something so that the code skips over the server selection. If you only have one server defined in your config/servers.php file then it won't be displayed anyway, so it's safe to add it back.

You'd probably get better support if you posted your question on OpenKore's forums.

Did you post in the wrong section on purpose? Moving from Forum Issues to Script Support.

They're all labels listed in the language file.

I apologise for the wait - I've now had time to download the files and test properly!

Sending a PM here or at Hercules might do the trick. Though Yommy left the RO scene a while ago, so don't hold out hope of getting a response.

Very well described! Topic pinned.

There still are a few wiki entries that need updating :/

You found it, I've seen your paid upload requests

1 login server and 2 char/map servers will give you an additional server to select on the Service Select. The instructions in any of those links i gave you will achieve what you want. Basically you just configure a second rAthena server, but only change the char and map configs (ports, s1/p1) and then only run those instead of a second login server. That will tie them all to the Service Select box after you've entered your user/pass. You only need to put 1 connection block in your clientinfo.xml

Please start using the search functions. https://github.com/rathena/rathena/wiki/Multiple_Servers

If you mean the 3 lines of orange text when VIP system is enabled, it's a config option in /conf/battle/player.conf // Will display rate information (EXP, Drop, and Death penalty message)? (Note 1) vip_disp_rate: yes Other than that i don't know what rates you're having displayed via a script as you've provided literally no information to go by.

No, that's what hardcoded means.

Global channels already broadcast to players on any map.. Can you be more specific about what you're needing?

It's possible that the different types are hardcoded into the exe, as i can't find anywhere in the lua files to define a new one.

Download the translated package from here: https://github.com/zackdreaver/ROenglishRE