I set up rAthena with MySQL 8.0 a couple months ago on my computer to run locally, and everything worked just fine. I occasionally pulled from master and recompiled to stay up to date, no issues. Then, a few days ago after recompiling, the servers would just crash immediately after launching.
I tried troubleshooting, rolling back to a previous commit, nothing seemed to work. Then I decided to just start over from scratch, I uninstalled SQL, deleted all leftover database files, cloned the repo again, installed MySQL, imported the tables, set the ragnarok account, gave the permissions, set up the correct passwords, made sure all credentials were right, compiled it again and it just crashed.
What boggles my mind is that it was working just fine, until it wasn't anymore. Is there any way to see some more detailed logs about this crash? Note all servers crash immediately, I only attached one as example.
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I set up rAthena with MySQL 8.0 a couple months ago on my computer to run locally, and everything worked just fine. I occasionally pulled from master and recompiled to stay up to date, no issues. Then, a few days ago after recompiling, the servers would just crash immediately after launching.
I tried troubleshooting, rolling back to a previous commit, nothing seemed to work. Then I decided to just start over from scratch, I uninstalled SQL, deleted all leftover database files, cloned the repo again, installed MySQL, imported the tables, set the ragnarok account, gave the permissions, set up the correct passwords, made sure all credentials were right, compiled it again and it just crashed.
What boggles my mind is that it was working just fine, until it wasn't anymore. Is there any way to see some more detailed logs about this crash? Note all servers crash immediately, I only attached one as example.
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