CONFIG::g()->ca('login_server', array( EDW 8ELW HELP
'hostname' => 'localhost', <====== EDW LEEI NA VALW TO LOGINSERVER HOSTNAME KAI LEEI NA VALW THN DEDICATED IP P EXW STHN WEB.. STOU DEADALUS TO GUIDE...PIA EINAI AFTH I DEDICATED IP????
I've reverse engineered the shit out of how L2 loads files in the past. It doesn't really matter if the files are located in System/Systextures/Textures whatever, based on my observations folders on L2 client exist only for hierarchy reasons ...
Now I am not sure if the client loads everything it finds even if its not used
Instead of making 10 crappy adverts, you could have done one good with full description and 350 for 0 java changes, no source, 20 euro or if server is realy nice i can pay 50 euro, no chance people will download system with no description(not talking about enchant rate and quest reward rate :D)
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pedia mporei kapios na m pei ti na vale sto config php t deadalus acount manager?Huh?
<?php
defined( '_ACM_VALID' ) or die( 'Direct Access to this location is not allowed.' );
define ('DEBUG', false); // Enable debug mode ; for set on replace false by true
define ('LOG', false); // Enable log mode ; for set off replace true by false
//##########################################################################################
//############################### Login Server Configuration ###############################
//##########################################################################################
CONFIG::g()->ca('login_server', array( EDW 8ELW HELP
'hostname' => 'localhost', <====== EDW LEEI NA VALW TO LOGINSERVER HOSTNAME KAI LEEI NA VALW THN DEDICATED IP P EXW STHN WEB.. STOU DEADALUS TO GUIDE...PIA EINAI AFTH I DEDICATED IP????
'user' => 'root', // login user
'password' => '', // login password
'database' => 'l2jdb' // login database name
));
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