//quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure//#define PRERE
//quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure#define PRERE
we don't have #define PREREFor starters, do you want a renewal server at all?
If you want pre-renewal, find renewal.h in src/config and change:
//quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure//#define PRERETo:I think this is actually what you want because you said 2nd job server. Or do you want some renewal mechanics?Code://quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure#define PRERE
So I uncommented disable_renewal and stats work but I have apples nowwe don't have #define PREREFor starters, do you want a renewal server at all?
If you want pre-renewal, find renewal.h in src/config and change:
//quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure//#define PRERETo:I think this is actually what you want because you said 2nd job server. Or do you want some renewal mechanics?Code://quick option to disable all renewal option, used by ./configure#define PRERE
Instead on renewal.h
find
//#define DISABLE_RENEWAL
and uncomment it
#define DISABLE_RENEWAL
and recompile, That will disable renewal system,
or
while compiling
./configure --disable-renewalmake all
will do the same.
I see. Will the client read pre re item_db.txt automatically? Or is there another step I need to take in order for it to read pre re item_db.txt again?If you disable all of renewal then renewal items will not exist so they become apples to prevent clients from crashing.
I disabled re, but I still see apples..If you disable renewal it will automatically read from the pre-re folders. That's the reason why you get apples.![]()
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