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helo, thank you in advance.
I was following the tutorial from Earnestinence  thread.
i got this problem that my server say "close connection from 127.0.0.1"
any suggestion? 

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@beanbean02.. u can try this method.
 

Somehow i managed to solve my problem.

 

Try to go to your rathena/src/custom/defines_pre.hpp and open it with notepad.

and just under this two lines:

#ifndef CONFIG_CUSTOM_DEFINES_PRE_HPP
#define CONFIG_CUSTOM_DEFINES_PRE_HPP

add:

#define PACKETVER YYYYMMDD <------ your client

 

then recompile. This solved my problem.

credit to @d3athrave

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Same problem here. Please help

 

any solutions ?

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@JohnKim still the same.. but I configure packets.h

 

#ifndef PACKETVER
	/// Do NOT edit this line! To set your client version, please do this instead:
	/// In Windows: Add this line in your src\custom\defines_pre.hpp file: #define PACKETVER YYYYMMDD
	/// In Linux: The same as above or run the following command: ./configure --enable-packetver=YYYYMMDD
	#define PACKETVER 20180620
#endif

I already got in to the server selection, but after that, still failed to connect

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