Akkarin

It depends on the theme you're using. If it's an older theme that was built before the new FluxCP theme system, then it'll be broke. The default and bootstrap themes that are included with FluxCP has the menus built from themes/<theme_name>/main/sidebar.php or navbar.php respectively.

Without an actual error code, it'll be difficult. This could be a blocked port via firewall, an IP tied port via MariaDB, an exception caused by Apache, etc etc.

I have no ideas. Why don't you ask the people who made it? I'd start by looking at where you downloaded it.

Ah, I was referring to this. FluxCP is looking for a file called "content&path=downloads.php" and I'm not really sure why, as it get's the page content for that address from content.php. Something odd is definitely occurring for you but I'm not sure what to suggest.

The first thing I would do is remove the .php from your download page URI. FluxCP is trying to interpret that as an actual file, which doesn't exist because the page data is pulled from the cp_cmspages table in your database. For the mail issue, i'll look into it. It's been about 4 years since i've touched that code, so who knows what I was trying to accomplish with the "No one" option. It would make sense for it to be a "catch-all" scenario where you don't send to any emails (kinda like a "select from this list" you see as the first option in most drop-downs). For the database messages, it should just work out of the box (after configuring your config.php and servers.php files). You shouldn't need to do any converting between engines at all - so this has confused me slightly.

Slow in comparison to what? There's no need to mirror.

Since not everyone uses Gepard, how are we supposed to provide you with a scrip if we don't know how Gepard functions? You're probably better off just finding a normal quest script and adding the checks that Gepard provides to the script yourself.

There isn't one. The cheap/free guards are full of holes and shouldn't be used.

I hid the thread in November 2019 at the original author's request. He doesn't want his scripts re-circulating.

Have you added your quest to the correct client file? Different clients use different files. "Unknown Quest" usually means your new quest isn't in the correct questinfo file.

Uh.. the best way to test stuff from another server is to test on the actual server. There are so many config changes that are available so without having the source and db/npc files of that server, it's virtually impossible.

If you know how to access memory, sure. If not, then no. Player Vends are stored in memory unless they're AutoTrade Vends, then they're saved to the `vendings` and `vending_items` MySQL tables.

You can use bind_atcmd to overwrite the @request command. Examples are in script_commands.txt

1. Don't use eAthena. 2. Don't use CentOS.

Debian.

Pro tips: Don't resurrect old topics for no reason. Literally -every- question related to what you need or how to do something with a client has been answered on these forums already. There are several other questions in this topic that are not related to the original post. If you're gonna say you have a similar issue, perhaps explain which issue you're referring to?

That is a complete waste of system resources. No. Use the script command 'compare'. *compare("<string>","<substring>") This command returns 1 or 0 when the substring is in the main string (1) or not (0). This command is not case sensitive. Examples: //dothis; will be executed ('Bloody Murderer' contains 'Blood'). if (compare("Bloody Murderer","Blood")) dothis; //dothat; will not be executed ('Blood butterfly' does not contain 'Bloody'). if (compare("Blood Butterfly","Bloody")) dothat; So for your script you would do something like: if(compare(.Mob_BlackList, .Mob_List)){ debugmes "Mob is in blacklist."; } else { debugmes "Mob is NOT blacklist."; } Iterate through your array elements however you wish. See Disguise NPC in our repo for further usage example https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/master/npc/custom/events/disguise.txt#L208

I could understand why you would want to do that if the array was being built dynamically based on varying factors - but your arrays are both defined within the script itself. The simplest way of removing them from the array is.. removing them from the array.

You get "unknown account" messages if the account doesn't exist. Ensure you're SQL details are correct and that you haven't overwritten something you shouldn't have when you uploaded your files to your VPS.

Earning money from Gravity's work (you're using their client and data files) is indeed illegal. No one is really bothered by that and does it anyway.

This could perhaps be a private PM - there's no reason for this thread to exist. I can only assume from the below image that the text "its exclusive im still thinking if im gonna sell this or not" is to blame for the warning. There is the potential for moderators to view this as an invitation for other members to contact you regarding the purchase of your script. None of the staff have the ability to delete things - it's just hidden ? I'm on the fence with this.

To be honest, OVH's website has those answers, but yes they provide upgrade paths, and no you don't need to change anything once upgraded.

It's likely you'll need to do this yourself. Apple has plenty of guides for you to follow.

There aren't really pros and cons anymore to well known hosts, Really it just boils down to price and whether or not they provide adequate support. You don't need to waste money on a dedicated server to run rAthena. You should know that ?

Evening all! You know when you have one of those days and can't wait for it to end? That sums up the entirety of 2020. All of it. It's been tough for people all around the world with the sheer amount of ridiculousness over the last 12 months and eventually there will be a light at the end of the tunnel. It has been 6 years since I last posted a Christmas message, and as is customary at Christmas here in the UK, we get a message from the Queen. This message though, is aimed at 2020 as a whole. If you're lucky enough to be with family this Christmas, treasure them. If you're out celebrating with friends, be kind to everyone you meet. If you're in the hospitality industry serving others with little time to yourself, werk it girl. *snaps fingers* Whatever you're doing, stay safe. And wherever you are in the world, the rAthena team wishes you a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and Season's Greetings.