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Hello! 8a h8ela na rwtiso pou vazo thn no-ip h kai thn kanonikia ip gia na kano onlien ton server mou sto freya ?

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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Game Server Settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is the server configuration file. Here you can set up the connection information for your server.
# This was written with the assumption that you are behind a router.
# Dumbed Down Definitions...
# LAN (LOCAL area network) - typically consists of computers connected to the same router as you.
# WAN (WIDE area network) - typically consists of computers OUTSIDE of your router (ie. the internet).
# x.x.x.x - Format of an IP address. Do not include the x'es into settings. Must be real numbers.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Networking
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Where's the Login server this gameserver should connect to
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">Please don't change default IPs here if you don't know what are you doing!</font></b></u>
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">External/Internal IPs are now inside "ipconfig.xml" file.</font></b></u>
# Default: 127.0.0.1
LoginHost = 127.0.0.1

# TCP port the login server listen to for gameserver connection requests
# Default: 9014
LoginPort = 9014

# Bind address for gameserver. You should not need to change it in most cases.
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">Please don't change default IPs here if you don't know what are you doing!</font></b></u>
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">External/Internal IPs are now inside "ipconfig.xml" file.</font></b></u>
# Default: * (0.0.0.0)
GameserverHostname = *

# Default: 7777
GameserverPort = 7777


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Database
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specify the appropriate driver and url for the database you're using.
# Examples:
# Driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver (default)
# Driver = org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver
# Driver = com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
Driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
# Database URL
# URL = jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jgs (default)
# URL = jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost/l2jgs
# URL = jdbc:sqlserver://localhost/database = l2jgs/user = sa/password = 
URL = jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jgs
# Database user info (default is "root" but it's not recommended)
Login = root
# Database connection password
Password = 

# Default: 100
MaximumDbConnections = 100

# Default: 0
MaximumDbIdleTime = 0

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Misc Server Settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is the server ID that the Game Server will request.
# Example: 1 = Bartz
# Default: 1
RequestServerID = 1

# True = The Login Server will give an other ID to the server if the requested ID is already reserved.
# Default: True
AcceptAlternateID = True

# Datapack root directory.
# Defaults to current directory from which the server is started unless the below line is uncommented.
#DatapackRoot = C:/Work/tmp/DataPack

# Define how many players are allowed to play simultaneously on your server.
# Default: 100
MaximumOnlineUsers = 100

# Numbers of protocol revisions that server allows to connect.
# Delimiter is ;
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">Changing the protocol revision may result in incompatible communication and many errors in game!</font></b></u>
# Default: 216
AllowedProtocolRevisions = 216


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Misc Player Settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Character name template.
# Examples:
# CnameTemplate = [A-Z][a-z]{3,3}[A-Za-z0-9]*
# The above setting will allow names with first capital letter, next three small letters,
# and any letter (case insensitive) or number, like OmfgWTF1
# CnameTemplate = [A-Z][a-z]*
# The above setting will allow names only of letters with first one capital, like Omfgwtf
# Default .* (allows any symbol)
CnameTemplate = .*

# This setting restricts names players can give to their pets.
# See CnameTemplate for details
PetNameTemplate = .*

# Maximum number of characters per account.
# Default: 7 (client limit)
CharMaxNumber = 7

 

Ipconfig:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Externalhost here (Internet IP) or Localhost IP for local test -->
<gameserver address="127.0.0.1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="ipconfig.xsd">
<!-- Localhost here -->
<define subnet="127.0.0.0/8" address="127.0.0.1" />
<!-- Internalhosts here (LANs IPs) -->
<define subnet="10.0.0.0/8" address="10.0.0.0" />
<define subnet="172.16.0.0/19" address="172.16.0.0" />
<define subnet="192.168.0.0/16" address="192.168.0.0" />
</gameserver>

 

Login Server:

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Login Server Settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is the server configuration file. Here you can set up the connection information for your server.
# This was written with the assumption that you are behind a router.
# Dumbed Down Definitions...
# LAN (LOCAL area network) - typically consists of computers connected to the same router as you.
# WAN (WIDE area network) - typically consists of computers OUTSIDE of your router (ie. the internet).
# x.x.x.x - Format of an IP address. Do not include the x'es into settings. Must be real numbers.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Networking
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Bind ip of the LoginServer, use * to bind on all available IPs
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">Please don't change default IPs here if you don't know what are you doing!</font></b></u>
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">External/Internal IPs are now inside "ipconfig.xml" file.</font></b></u>
# Default: * (0.0.0.0)
LoginserverHostname = *

# Default: 2106
LoginserverPort = 2106

# The address on which login will listen for GameServers, use * to bind on all available IPs
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">Please don't change default IPs here if you don't know what are you doing!</font></b></u>
# WARNING: <u><b><font color="red">External/Internal IPs are now inside "ipconfig.xml" file.</font></b></u>
# Default: * (0.0.0.0)
LoginHostname = *

# The port on which login will listen for GameServers
# Default: 9014
LoginPort = 9014


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Security
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Default: True
LogLoginController = True

# How many times you can provide an invalid account/pass before the IP gets banned.
# Default: 10
LoginTryBeforeBan = 10

# Time you won't be able to login back again after LoginTryBeforeBan tries to login.
# Default: 600 (10 minutes)
LoginBlockAfterBan = 600

# If set to True any GameServer can register on your login's free slots
# Default: False
AcceptNewGameServer = False

# Flood Protection. All values are in MILISECONDS.
# Default: True
EnableFloodProtection = True

# Default: 15
FastConnectionLimit = 15

# Default: 700
NormalConnectionTime = 700

# Default: 350
FastConnectionTime = 350

# Default: 50
MaxConnectionPerIP = 50


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Database
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specify the appropriate driver and url for the database you're using.
# Examples:
# Driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver (default)
# Driver = org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver
# Driver = com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
Driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
# Database URL
# URL = jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jls (default)
# URL = jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost/l2jls
# URL = jdbc:sqlserver://localhost/database = l2jls/user = sa/password = 
URL = jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jls
# Database user info (default is "root" but it's not recommended)
Login = root
# Database connection password
Password = 

# Default: 10
MaximumDbConnections = 10

# Default: 0
MaximumDbIdleTime = 0


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Misc.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If False, the license (after the login) will not be shown.
# Default: True
ShowLicence = True

# Default: True
AutoCreateAccounts = True


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Developer Settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Default: False
Debug = False

 

Epishs kai mai allh erwtish otan beno mesa sotn server me ton paixth mou . leei 'Welcome to L2jServer Project!' auto apo pou to alazw?

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[en] Change 127.0.0.1 from IPConfig to YourIPAdress/YourNo-IPAdress and then try log with [/en]

Problem solved  Lock pls. Im with mixharder. Also jokkerino rewarded.

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