Xgear

The SVN found in the TOPIC the LINK SENDS you to works fine. I just checked out from it.

That projects works under SVN, not git. You need tortoiseSVN or other SVN client to download it. Cheers

If your SQL server is not located at your localhost, I'd say you need to change the ip @ conf/inter-server.conf// MySQL Map SQL Servermap_server_ip: 127.0.0.1map_server_port: 3306map_server_id: ragnarokmap_server_pw: ragnarokmap_server_db: ragnarok

Assuming your sql database name is "ragnarok", you seem to not have loaded/imported the SQL files from the sql-files folder. You need to load those files in the database before being able to run the server.

Something quick that popped into my mind, Adding this to src/map/pc.c @ pc_checksill should do the trick. Then simply add the skill into a map zone as disabled skill. It basically makes pc_checkskill return level zero if the skill is disabled on a zone. if (skill_id == MC_DISCOUNT || skill_id == RG_COMPULSION) for(ds = 0; ds < map[sd->bl.m].zone->disabled_skills_count; ds++) { if( skill_id == map[sd->bl.m].zone->disabled_skills[ds]->nameid) { return 0; } } This would basically turn the skills level 0 on the map it is disabled, disabling the NPC discount. P.S.: I havnt tested it, but should work.

You need to add the entry @ data/resnametable.txt for the client to know which one to read.

Howdy, I am still trying to figure out some more information on this, but so far it looks like the client(s) -Trying with 2012-04-10- would crash if for whatever reason it can't stablish a connection with the login server to send the client's checksum, since I don't see anything on the login server (such as a connection attempt) when the client crashes. This doesnt seem to happen all the time. If I can figure out more information on this I'll update the post (Or maybe someone already knows what is this about? ) Cheers

Have you tried with the IPs? Try with 173.248.152.22. It's one of Rizon servers. Other than that the error is pretty much saying it can't resolve it tho. Couldnt it be an issue with your server? I personally havnt actually tried it yet tho. Will do Update: It doesnt work

There are a lot of Firefox and Chrome plugins that might just do that. They are pretty basic at looking for SQL injections on input form. I don't remember any name now but going through their extensions page and looking for xss or injection should give you quiet a list.

You can get core dumps which you can debug with GDB later on. Pretty neat when the server crashes for totally random reasons at totally random times. Also on a sidenote, unless I am totally off the linux-distro world, I think you meant Debian instead of Devian