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Anyone knows what font this is? or atleast someone can send it?

i dont get what you're doing, are you trying to connect 2 map server and 2 char server but when players login same characters on server 1 and server 2?

Nothing really worked, except i just deleted FluxCP and configured the Data on my PC then Uploaded on my VPS, thanks for replies though

array( 'ServerName' => 'ExtendRO', 'DbConfig' => array( //'Socket' => '/tmp/mysql.sock', 'Port' => 3306, //'Encoding' => 'utf8', // Connection encoding -- use whatever here your MySQL tables collation is. 'Convert' => 'utf8', // -- 'Convert' option only works when 'Encoding' option is specified and iconv (http://php.net/iconv) is available. // -- It specifies the encoding to convert your MySQL data to on the website (most likely needs to be utf8) 'Hostname' => 'localhost', 'Username' => 'root', 'Password' => 'mysql_pass', 'Database' => 'my_database', 'Persistent' => true, 'Timezone' => null // Example: '+0:00' is UTC. ), // This is kept separate because many people choose to have their logs // database accessible under different credentials, and often on a // different server entirely to ensure the reliability of the log data. 'LogsDbConfig' => array( //'Socket' => '/tmp/mysql.sock', //'Port' => 3306, //'Encoding' => null, // Connection encoding -- use whatever here your MySQL tables collation is. 'Convert' => 'utf8', // -- 'Convert' option only works when 'Encoding' option is specified and iconv (http://php.net/iconv) is available. // -- It specifies the encoding to convert your MySQL data to on the website (most likely needs to be utf8) 'Hostname' => 'localhost', 'Username' => 'root', 'Password' => 'mysql_pass', 'Database' => 'my_database', 'Persistent' => true, 'Timezone' => null // Possible values is as described in the comment in DbConfig. ), My servers.php, as you can see Username is root. But why is this problem still happening: Message: SQLSTATE[28000] [1045] Access denied for user 'ragnarok'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

This is a tutorial on how to Open Port on Google Cloud for your rAthena server to be online! Linux only for now How to Open Ports on Google Cloud VPS for rAthena Linux Machines First, go to your Google Cloud Dashboard Click Networking > VPC Network > Firewall Rules After that, click Create Firewall Rule On name, put a Name you desire On the Targets, change it to: All instances in the Network Put 0.0.0.0/0 on Source IP Ranges On Protocol and ports, choose Specified Protocols and Ports Place these default ports: tcp: 5121,6121,6900; udp: 5121,6121,6900; If you have different ports, change it! ( 5121: Map 6121: Char 6900: Login ) ( Optional ) On your firewalls, add those Ports, UDP and TCP