Where can I remove these line shown in the screenshot

[Meister]

The lines:

 

1. You have 0 new emails (0 unread)

2. The ASCII or gibberish text

3. Welcome to eathena.

 

Thanks!

[JiKeidan]

i *think* those are handled in the ./athena/conf/motd.txt

at least the "eathena svn version" message

Edited March 10, 2013 by JiKeidan

[Meister]

How about the email thing?

[JiKeidan]

not entirely sure... what os you running?

Well on my debian box, i ran

 

/\ ~/rAthena/trunk/ find ./ -type f -exec grep -i emails '{}' \; -print

 

Which gave me the following output:

 

510: You have %d new emails (%d unread)
1151: Please enter 2 emails (usage: @email <actual@email> <new@email>).
./conf/msg_conf/.svn/text-base/map_msg.conf.svn-base
510: You have %d new emails (%d unread)
1151: Please enter 2 emails (usage: @email <actual@email> <new@email>).
./conf/msg_conf/map_msg.conf
                clif_displaymessage(fd, msg_txt(1151)); // Please enter 2 emails (usage: @email <actual@email> <new@email>).
./src/map/atcommand.c
                clif_displaymessage(fd, msg_txt(1151)); // Please enter 2 emails (usage: @email <actual@email> <new@email>).
./src/map/.svn/text-base/atcommand.c.svn-base

 

So you may try looking in any of those files... as those are the only files that contain the word "emails" =P

 

to clean that up a bit...

 

./conf/msg_conf/.svn/text-base/map_msg.conf.svn-base
./conf/msg_conf/.svn/text-base/map_msg.conf.svn-base
./conf/msg_conf/map_msg.conf
./conf/msg_conf/map_msg.conf
./src/map/atcommand.c
./src/map/atcommand.c
./src/map/.svn/text-base/atcommand.c.svn-base
./src/map/.svn/text-base/atcommand.c.svn-base

 

but the above output shows which files have which output containing "emails"

Edited March 10, 2013 by JiKeidan

[Meister]

Boom. Done for the mail. The only thing that's left is the gibberish. I think its from the lua but can't seem to find it.

[JiKeidan]

As for the "gibberish" text... if you can do a chat dump (/savechat FILENAME will save the chat as a file in your RO directory)... then officially copy and paste that nonsense ascii-talk and do a similar scan... if you're on a hunky junky windoze box =P then paste it up here and i'll run it through my handy ole grepper...

 

might try (if using windows) to throw it in a #^F query (windows key + f)

 

lol and AFTERWARDS i want YOU to help me out with some of MY issues =P

Edited March 10, 2013 by JiKeidan