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Igniz

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  1. A simple clausule will be more easy to set, for example, currently the server handle a temporal variable for the tombs of every mvp killed, so, making it a permanent global variable and a if clausule must work. ex. if(##Maya == 1) dontrespawn; else respawn; This variable could be setted like OnInterIfInitOnce. This would be a lot easier than set a timer for every MvP
  2. In my research tasks i need a lot this script and of course, while my server is running but there is a annoying thing.... everytime when i do this the users go and kill every mvp that can untill the next @reloadscript..... so, could you set a lock on reloading for mvp respawn if they are killed? It would be awesome.
  3. @Xgear Oh yeah, a typo, hehe The magic is leave the server running while you do another things, like: ./map-server_sql &
  4. Well, long ago i used to set it in that way so, when it crashes it automatically drop a debug file for gdb for futher analysis, you don't need to run the map-server under gdb console (maybe your pc crashes and you was under gdb, the connection goes down and the whole server too, so, in this case, it's more useful set an auto debug file while you go to eat, or sleep or whtvr) Useful links if you can't understand me http://rathena.org/board/topic/73548-stackdump-gdbcoredump/ http://rathena.org/board/topic/63290-making-crash-dumps-with-cmake/
  5. I'm very very VERY glad of see you again in action guys, maybe you can't remember me but i do you.... anyway, i'm back by now and i have a couple of troubles with my gdb (sadly it can't make debug info), so, in order to help you with the proyect, could you please give me a hand? Well, this are my steps to set it (obviously after install, inside the folder): ./configure --enable-debug=gdbmake cleanmake sqlulimit -c unlimited <----- -u?./athena-start start Thanks in advance /gawi
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