michaelsoftman

I was a huge fan of 3ceam back in the day, and even ran my server with it for it's entire life. Happy to see you working on this!

So I'm attempting to patch the 2018-06-20eRagexeRE client with the latest version of Nemo. After patching, the client won't open on startup. I've read other topics around the forums, and it seems like it's required to have the patch SelectKoreaClientInfo(). However, this patch doesn't work in Nemo at all. Selecting it will always return a Failed in step 2c - found wrong offset for iteration no.0 error. Is there a way to get this working? I see other forum topics where members have applied this patch somehow. Or is it not actually needed, and my issue is actually something else?

So with a fresh installation of rAthena, and following the guide here - https://github.com/rathena/rathena/wiki/Install-MySQL I get this error. Error Code: 1064. You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '`clan_id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `name` varchar(24) NOT NUL' at line 1 I'm using mySQL version 5.5.59, along with mySQL Workbench version 5.2.47. I'm attempting to run the main.sql file and I get this error. No changes have been made to the source code and it's a brand new install of mySQL. Any ideas? Should I try a different mySQL version?

There's some type of manual client hex you have to apply to fix this, it's here on the forums somewhere (Don't have the page saved)

SVN is no longer updated or supported, you have to use GIT.

So, with the current packet_db, I should set it to version 30 instead of default? That's what the db says for the client date I'm using. I'll try it and see if it works, thank you!

That is what I'm using, but there is no 'allow space in guild name' or any such diff.

With WeeDiffGen, or another program?

I'm having an odd problem. Sometimes, the #main channel just decides to 'go away' and no one can use it. But I can recreate it with the @main create #main and it works just fine again. None of the other channels do this. I enabled logs on my server to see why, but so far there seems to be no cause which is odd. Anyone have any ideas?

I'm using a 2012-4-10a client. I can't make a guild name with a space in it, using /guild "Test guild" for example. I found a topic in which to change a hex string from 6A 20 53 FF D6 83 C4 08 to 6A 21 53 FF D6 83 C4 08 but the problem is still there. Also, when trying to name a guild something even if it's one word, I get a "guild already exists" message even if it doesn't. Using latest Revision.

Hey guys, I solved this. Here's what you have to do. In Flux, open /data/paypal/button.php You will see this line. <input type="hidden" name="notify_url" value="<?php echo $this->url('donate', 'notify', array('_host' => true)) ?>" /> Replace it with the actual URL of your site like so <input type="hidden" name="notify_url" value="http://www.YOURSITE.com/?module=donate&action=notify" />

I am using the most up to date revision of rAthena. When I use @ii in game, it states that every single item is not dropped by mobs, even ones that are. Example - Use @mi chonchon, you can see it drops a fly wing. Use @ii fly wing, and the server states nothing drops it. But @whodrops also works.

I think eathena is no longer updated? Or updated very rarely. rAthena is much, much more up to date and has both pre-re and renewal settings. For an unmodded install, get a copy from https://github.com/rathena/rathena using GIT.

Did you make the server? Then yes, you can. Did someone else make it and you're just a player? You can't play their server offline. You would need to re-create it yourself (all custom items / mobs / source changes etc) and that is basically impossible without the server owner giving you that info.

If you're using tortoiseSVN for eathena, first create a patch file that contains all of your custom changes. Then, download rathena. Open the patch and you have to manually reapply all of the changes. There is no eathena -> rathena conversion that I know of. It has to be done manually.