about server error!

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hi all, help me solved my problem!

why my char server stop prosses at loading at below

map server fine

login server fine

this is the client face that if i click ok to login the server than it turns to hang (not responding)

this the hang notice

and this my svn checkout folder

btw my config are the same way in my eathena, and its no problem in eathea, but why this geting error in rathena.....?

[Asura]

Hi komisaris,

From what I seen based on your map-server_sql; it looks as if you are using your LAN IP for the server configuration in 'char_athena.conf', 'map_athena.conf', and possibly 'login_athena.conf' in your /conf folder.

Instead of using 192.x.x.x; just use your localhost IP and test to see if it works: 127.0.0.1

Also, comment out the 'bind_ip'; it's better not to use them in any of those *_athena.conf files.

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these my config sir:

char_athena.conf:

login_ip: my LAN

char_ip: my WAN

map_athena.conf:

char_ip: my LAN

map_ip: my WAN

but i didn't touch the bind ip anyway....

so what they should be? and more question sir, how about subnet_athena.conf? i don't see the wiki has guide aboout adding subnet in subnet_athena.conf.

and thanks before that...

sir Asura, i've test your suggestion but it still the same...

and i've reinstalled the sql db but its still the same...

and i've revert and update the svn, recompile the server, using diffrent client ver but it still the same...

i totally confused...

Edited March 27, 2012 by komisaris

[Asura]

Hi komisaris,

Please just use 127.0.0.1.

char_athena.conf:

login_ip: 127.0.0.1

char_ip: 127.0.0.1

map_athena.conf:

char_ip: 127.0.0.1

map_ip: 127.0.0.1

Or // (comment) them out. Then try again.

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sir, asura thanks very much....it's work ...

but how about my friends outside my LAN who wants to connect to my server if i use the localhost instead of WAN?

"one solved, but the other trouble comes"

[Asura]

Hi komisaris,

You must let them connect with your WAN IP. The LAN is 'Local Area Network'; so that would only allow the people whom are using the exactly same router as you to connect to the internet. If your WAN IP changes a lot, then try to check out NO-IP.

http://www.no-ip.com/