help Map/Login/Char

[Sharpienero]

This is what happens after I've compiled it.

Any ideas?

[KeiKun]

Running TXT ???

why not use SQL instead

[Sharpienero]

Running TXT ???

why not use SQL instead

I tried SQL, it just gives more errors. o_o;

I honestly don't see the difference. xD Is SQL better to use?

[KeiKun]

SQL of course

TXT on future will be removed if you have read some topics here posted

[Sharpienero]

SQL of course

TXT on future will be removed if you have read some topics here posted

Oh - so what's the point of it being in this folder?

[KeiKun]

SQL of course

TXT on future will be removed if you have read some topics here posted

Oh - so what's the point of it being in this folder?

read my post again

~___~

TXT on future will be removed if you have read some topics here posted

[Sharpienero]

Yeah, Txt will be removed.. I got that..

[Sharpienero]

I need guidance, I don't understand why it's denying the permissions. (root@localhost) - I'm also not using a password so I don't know why it's saying (USING PASSWORD: YES)

[Brian]

The error is because your /save folder does not exist.

1. create a folder, /save
   
2. open the /save-tmpl folder and copy all files to your /save folder
   (DON'T copy the .svn folder)
   

[Sharpienero]

The error is because your /save folder does not exist.

1. create a folder, /save
   
2. open the /save-tmpl folder and copy all files to your /save folder (DON'T copy the .svn folder)
   

Thank you, that works for the .txt server, but I decided not to use that.

I guess they merged my topics. Anyway, using SQL the errors are below.

Edited January 16, 2012 by Sharpienero

[Sharpienero]

Please help.

Log server =

Map Server =

Char Server =

[Brian]

Create and copy the /conf/import/ folder the same way:

1. create a folder, /conf/import/
   
2. open the /conf/import-tmpl/ folder and copy all files to your /conf/import/ folder
   (DON'T copy the .svn folder)
   

Then you will need to configure the MySQL settings in /conf/inter_athena.conf

- connect to your MySQL Server

- create a new user/password for rAthena to use

- create a SQL database for rAthena

- import main.sql and logs.sql

- then open inter_athena.conf and set the MySQL user & password there

- set the database name too.

[Sharpienero]

Alright, I did that.

I set all of my DB IP's to 127.0.0.1.

Still having issues.

This is my inter-conf.

// Global SQL settings
// overriden by local settings when the hostname is defined there
// (currently only the login-server reads/obeys these settings)
sql.db_hostname: 127.0.0.1
sql.db_port: 3306
sql.db_username: root
sql.db_password:  
sql.db_database: ragnarok
sql.codepage:

// MySQL Character SQL server
char_server_ip: 127.0.0.1
char_server_port: 3306
char_server_id: root
char_server_pw:
char_server_db: ragnarok

// MySQL Map SQL Server
map_server_ip: 127.0.0.1
map_server_port: 3306
map_server_id: root
map_server_pw:
map_server_db: ragnarok

// MySQL Log SQL Database
log_db_ip: 127.0.0.1
log_db_port: 3306
log_db_id: root
log_db_pw:
log_db_db: ragnarok
log_codepage:

Anyone? :c

[Lighta]

Well I hope you did set a passeword for your root acces, I didn't think that was even possibly not too.

Anyway about folder they should be create by the configure file, perhaps we should update it to prevent those errors.

[Sharpienero]

Well I hope you did set a passeword for your root acces, I didn't think that was even possibly not too.

Anyway about folder they should be create by the configure file, perhaps we should update it to prevent those errors.

Oh, I didn't set a password.. Could that be the error?

[Lighta]

Well did you tryed to connect to your db without ? can you do it ?, just with phpmyadmin or via command line

[Sharpienero]

Well did you tryed to connect to your db without ? can you do it ?, just with phpmyadmin or via command line

Uhm I used the Txt and it worked fine..

[bentheexo]

Depending upon what IP Address or Hostname that the emulator is using for itself to connect to the MySQL server, you may not have the proper permissions setup. Now you are probably wondering what I am talking about my examples may be different than what you are seeing but hopefully they illustrate the idea.

'root@localhost' is not '[email protected]' nor is it 'root@lanip' where lanip is your Local Area Network IP Address. To a MySQL Server each IP Address and Hostname, regardless of whether they are all interfaces on the same machine, are different hosts. Your PHPMyAdmin works with any of those IPs or Hostname because Apache is set to listen on all interfaces. The config of the PHPMyAdmin is set to connect to the MySQL on the 'localhost' connection. This can be verified and/or changed in the config.inc.php file inside of the PHPMyAdmin folder.