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Based on all your comments, I realized that you are a complete beginner who doesn't understand anything about programming or even the basic concepts of the Java language. Go study, gain some basic knowledge about the subject, and after you've studied and acquired at least a minimal understanding, you can come back here and ask for clarifications, and I’ll help you with all your questions. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 -
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@Möbius You should start a comedy show on television, you're very funny, and for those who know your face as well as I do, I can say you'd make a great clown. The more you try to explain yourself and claim you're the god of L2j, actually, I believe you think of yourself as this god of L2j, but you forget that in this world, there are many programmers better than you who don't engage in fraudulent scams against people. just like you are doing
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segfault
I have the main server executable loaded up.
To point my 'l2.ini' to my WAN IP, I followed the USER guide to decrpyt:
l2encdec -l l2.ini
And encrpyt:
l2encdec -e 413 dec-l2.ini
This is an interlude pack. However, whenever I execute L2.exe, nothing starts. But when I revert back to the original l2.ini which is version 413, the executable starts fine.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there another method to point my client to connect to my server so I can log ingame?
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