Jey

You need to patch your client to specify the aura level. Afaik this aura_lv setting is deprecated. Maybe you'll find the diff in Secret's fork of nemo: https://github.com/secretdataz/NEMO Not sure if it's in there :/

Looks like you added these lines by mistake

I'm not sure if we're currently supporting cmake. Please compile with make. ./configure make server

Just read the output "virtual memory exhausted: Cannot allocate memory" during the build process.

Why would you read the map_cache for that? I like the idea, even though I'd personally do a script for that which would auto-generate those files for rathena (like the sql-file generation) . Maybe we should add those kind of ideas to the github issues, so that they can't be forgotten?

// 0x08 - Skill ignores caster's % damage cards (misc type always ignores) ... // 0x80 - Skill ignores target's def cards Looks like @Valor meant 0x08 instead of 0x80. So just give 0x68 a try.

Oh didn't thought it is in our repo. Thanks for mentioning it. Fixed in https://github.com/rathena/rathena/commit/b275412bcc1251a1c9214b8cdafdf40323c2b0f7

Fixed in https://github.com/rathena/rathena/commit/b4952aae0995e88380a1a6a4e9ef72ea773cd9dc Thanks @NotKappa

Okay next step would be if you're able to reproduce the bug on a clean rathena pull. If thats not the cause you already know, there is something wrong with your merge. It's sometimes hard to find the cause of the problem but I encourage you to keep looking. Good luck! ps: If you're curious if if some parts differ from rathena, I suggest you to use tools like WinMerge/meld to compare certain parts like `clif_party_info`. Spoiler: It seems like your not on the revision you think you are.

Are you sure you're on `d770de8015afd31be89e1b125a8c3615a0453f88` ? https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/d770de8015afd31be89e1b125a8c3615a0453f88/src/map/clif.c#L7468

If you run rathena in Visual Studio there should be an debug mode. Which contains viewing the stack during a crash.

It really helps us to solve the issue when you provide a core dump. If you can reproduce the crash that should be an very easy task. For more informations see: https://github.com/rathena/rathena/wiki/GDB

@Technoken why? I think the error helps to differentiate both types.

Just replace sleep2 with sleep. You don't have an attached player, nor you'd need one. Another suggestion would be to change while (1) to for ( .@mon_num = 0; .@mon_num < 20; .@mon_num++ ). Good luck! (Oh Technoken was quicker than me :D)

Probably related to https://github.com/rathena/rathena/issues/2177 Do you use something like: OnPCLoginEvent: sleep2 1000; end; ?

Sadly the server does not differentiate between normal pvp maps and PK mode maps. All you could currently do is to add a GvG map. But I think this is a good idea for a feature request. I'll add it to our issue tracker. Edit: https://github.com/rathena/rathena/issues/2402

Usually you want to create and maintain a fork of rathena, where you can add your own changes and merge them from time to time with the changes from rathena. Example: https://gist.github.com/yannvery/497ccbf26e4a71e8ad50 I'd suggest you to read about branching and merging in the git documentation (it's nicely illustrated). https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2

I suggest you to read about that. It's important to know these things to properly administrate your server. 1. Create mysql users: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/create-user.html http://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-create-user.aspx 2. Install FluxCP: (sadly I couldn't find a more up-to-date guide) 3. Configure your firewall (optional) (depends on which firewall you're using) https://www.howtogeek.com/177621/the-beginners-guide-to-iptables-the-linux-firewall/

The error is shown right there: "Access denied for user ..." So you can't establish a connection to your mysql server. Also you shouldn't show those sensitive informations to public. And please don't use the mysql root user. Especially not when you're connecting to a remote mysql server.

It's a known issue. We're working on it. For further informations, see https://github.com/rathena/rathena/issues/2359 If you want to help us, please add a crash dump there.

Darf ich dir einen Tipp für die Zukunft geben? Wenn du solche Projekte starten möchtest brauchst du mindestens eines der drei Dinge: 1. Geld, um ein Team angemessen zu entlohnen. 2. Erfahrung/Können/Tatendrang, um das Projekt selbstständig gut vorran zu treiben. 3. Ein ausgeklügeltes Konzept. Gerade die Konzeption ist wichtig, die Teammitglieder müssen sich mit den Zielen identifizieren können. Wenn du nicht einmal fest beantworten kannst, ob es ein pre-re oder re Server wird; oder deutsch/international ist das schlecht.

grep -r "IG_OSTEREI" src/map/script_constants.h: export_constant(IG_OSTEREI); src/map/itemdb.h: IG_OSTEREI, db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,558,60 db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,607,40 db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,14234,25 db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,32000,20 db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,12103,2 db/import/item_group_db.txt:IG_OSTEREI,32007,1 db/import/item_db.txt:32039,Osterei,Osterei,2,1000,,200,,,,,0xFFFFFFFF,63,2,,,,,,{ getgroupitem(IG_OSTEREI); },{},{} Beispiele suchen ist immer noch am hilfreichsten ;>

Argh was sind denn das für Tipps? Bitte nutz' kein SVN mehr. Und die Änderungen manuell einzufügen ist viel zu aufwendig. Du erstellst einen fork von rathena und commitest deine eigenen Änderungen in deinem Branch. Die rathena Updates spielst du mit einem merge ein. Beispiel: # Rathena clonen git clone https://github.com/rathena/rathena.git rathena cd rathena # Eigenen branch erstellen: git checkout -b MyRO # Eigenen Remote hinzufügen git remote add MyRO ssh://myro.com git branch -u MyRO/MyRO # Du kannst deine Änderungen machen # Committen und Pushen (auf dem MyRO Branch) git commit git push # Wenn du ein rathena update einspielen willst git fetch --all git merge origin/master # oder git checkout master git pull git checkout MyRO git merge master Ab und zu entstehen merge Konflikte, die du bearbeiten musst. Je nachdem wie stark du deinen Server modifizierst. Dafür kann ich dir Tools wie Winmerge (Windows) oder Meld (Linux) empfehlen. Wenn du dich mit Git ein wenig auseinander setzt, wirst du schnell merken wie einfach es ist den Rathena Server aktuell zu halten. (Du musst dich auch nicht explizit an meine Erklärung halten, bspw. ist es vielleicht nicht schlecht den eigenen branch als master zu nutzen.) Falls du (fast) keine Änderungen machst kannst du auch schlicht auf einem Branch bleiben: # Rathena clonen git clone https://github.com/rathena/rathena.git rathena cd rathena # Zeit vergeht git pull

I'd like to suggest to do these database updates when the server is offline. Don't forget to make a backup before you apply your changes. And test them on a local copy. You can write all your UPDATE-Statements in a sql-file like refineupdate.sql and apply them at once with the command mysql -u user -p database < refineupdate.sql And yes you can also use the item_db_pre. Don't forget there are multiple tables for items: storage, cart_inventory, inventory, etc.

// Using Switch switch(.@questlevel) { case 1: mes "Obj 1"; break; case 2: mes "Obj 2"; break; case 3: mes "Obj 3"; break; } // Using an array of objectives (i.e. ItemIDs) setarray .@objectives[0],607,608,609; set .@Need_Objective = .@objectives[.@questlevel]; mes "Collect: "+getitemname(.@Need_Objective);