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  1. Installation Guide for Hercules and FluxCP on Linux (Ubuntu/Debian-based installations) Hi guys, I'm putting together this manual on how to install Hercules from scratch along with FluxCP given that at present the process is quite disjointed and has quite a steep learning curve. Let me know what you think. Please note that it's still a work in progress though is starting to come together. Will update further as soon as I can. Regards, Wyrmfire HOW TO INSTALL HERCULES PRIVATE SERVER ON LINUX.pdf
  2. Happy to help! Glad you got the issue resolved. Wyrmfire
  3. This is my view.php from the same location as yours: http://pastebin.com/mEpktK8Q Regards, Wyrmfire
  4. This is my view.php from the same location as yours: http://pastebin.com/mEpktK8Q Regards, Wyrmfire
  5. Maybe change the code to something like this. Apparently the above type of error occurs intermittently in this guy's code and this change has corrected it for them. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17427503/php-datetime-construct-failed-to-parse-time-string-xxxxxxxx-at-position-x It will definitely be some issue with the formatting of time and switching it from either country code to UTC and back or something like that or date display formatting being incorrect (mm-dd instead of dd-mm). Wyrmfire
  6. Maybe your date/time format on the server is incorrect. Compare the time format (mm-dd-yyyy for example) to the settings in your php.ini and the format FluxCP is attempting to use. That is where I'd start anyway. Wyrmfire
  7. Do the files exist that the client is reporting don't exist? i.e. are the files in their respective client folder or grf or is it looking for something it can't find because it doesn't exist where the client application is trying to reference it from? Wyrmfire
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