My server is having problems connecting after md5 is enabled. I coverted my passwords over to md5, used fluxcp to test it, works like a charm! When I go and run my SVN I get this lovely message...
[Error]: Can not connect to login-server.
[Error]: The server communication passwords (default s1/p1) are probably invalid.
[Error]: Also, please make sure your login db has the correct communication username/passwords and the gender of the account is S.
[Error]: The communication passwords are set in map_athena.conf and char_athena.conf
What needs to be configured other than login_athena.conf file?
Do I need to configure "//bind_ip: 127.0.0.1" on char_athena, map_athena and login_athena?
Also should I be configuring subnet_athena.conf?
Covert my passwords over just in the database, correct? Leave rathena txt passwords in plaintext?
What am I over looking?
login_athena.conf
// Store passwords as MD5 hashes instead of plaintext ?
// NOTE: Will not work with clients that use <passwordencrypt>
use_MD5_passwords: yes
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My server is having problems connecting after md5 is enabled. I coverted my passwords over to md5, used fluxcp to test it, works like a charm! When I go and run my SVN I get this lovely message...
What needs to be configured other than login_athena.conf file?
Do I need to configure "//bind_ip: 127.0.0.1" on char_athena, map_athena and login_athena?
Also should I be configuring subnet_athena.conf?
Covert my passwords over just in the database, correct? Leave rathena txt passwords in plaintext?
What am I over looking?
login_athena.conf
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