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0318 08:25:07389 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=0)
0318 08:25:07425 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=4)
0318 08:25:07466 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=1)
0318 08:25:07501 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=5)
0318 08:25:07541 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=2)
0318 08:25:07582 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=6)
0318 08:25:07641 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=3)
0318 08:25:07682 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=7)
0318 08:25:07718 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=8)
0318 08:25:07722 :: SYSERR: CANNOT_FIND_PACK_FILE [sound/pc3/wolfman/intro/wait.mss]
0318 08:25:07730 :: SYSERR: CANNOT_FIND_PACK_FILE [sound/pc3/wolfman/intro/not_selected.mss]
0318 08:25:07736 :: CRaceManager::CreateRace(dwRaceIndex=9)
0318 08:25:07740 :: SelectCharacterInstance: no vid by 0
0318 08:25:07740 :: SelectCharacterInstance: no vid by 0
0318 08:25:07742 :: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DELETE LOGIN WINDOW0318 08:25:07742 :: 
0318 08:25:07941 :: SYSERR: invalid idx 0
0318 08:25:08653 :: NEW EMPIRE WINDOW  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------0318 08:25:08653 :: 
0318 08:25:08654 :: PointWindow: PhaseCurtain
0318 08:25:08799 :: DeleteCharacterInstance: no vid by 0
0318 08:25:08800 :: DeleteCharacterInstance: no vid by 1
0318 08:25:08800 :: DeleteCharacterInstance: no vid by 2
0318 08:25:08800 :: DeleteCharacterInstance: no vid by 3
0318 08:25:08801 :: DeleteCharacterInstance: no vid by 4

Just now, andrermq said:

There is a great possibility that your database is incompatible with DB, its mob_proto or item_proto completely different from DB's understanding ...
Thus causing crash, and your vrunner, start and stop your db by several times ...
In itself the db uses little and almost nothing of RAM, in any freebsd.
I ask you to use simple start, and post syserr, syslog ^^
Or even post the syserr and syslog so that we can evaluate if I am right about what I think might be wrong...  

I was thinking the same way. Not completely sure about it though. Gonna fix all those problems first and then i'll report.

10 minutes ago, andrermq said:

vrunner Is your problem. ;-;

try start with simple starter 

{start.sh}

#vars
  IP=123.456.789.000
  
  cd db
  ./db -I $IP &
  
  sleep 5
  
  cd ../game
  ./game -I $IP &
  
  sleep 2
  
  cd ../auth
  ./auth -I $IP &
  echo "server has started"

 

I'm using vrunner for what it was made for: running/closing processes.

15 minutes ago, andrermq said:

cd DBDIR
kill -9 cat pid

Oh I forgot to mention that I'm using vrunner.

I ran into an issue that someone else might have as well. I cannot close the server. It fails at shutting down the db core.
I'm using FreeBSD 11 32 Bit and I've compiled the source.
TL;DR:
Running the server works but shutting down fails with db core (100% CPU usage).

Any ideas?

UPDATE account.account SET password = PASSWORD("some_pass") where id=some_id;

cmd_general.cpp: In function 'void do_in_game_mall(LPCHARACTER, const char*, int, int)':
cmd_general.cpp:2366:3: error: 'MD5_CTX' was not declared in this scope
   MD5_CTX ctx;
   ^
cmd_general.cpp:2371:12: error: 'ctx' was not declared in this scope
   MD5Init(&ctx);
            ^
cmd_general.cpp:2371:15: error: 'MD5Init' was not declared in this scope
   MD5Init(&ctx);
               ^
cmd_general.cpp:2372:59: error: 'MD5Update' was not declared in this scope
   MD5Update(&ctx, (const unsigned char *) buf, strlen(buf));
                                                           ^
cmd_general.cpp:2374:19: error: 'MD5End' was not declared in this scope
   MD5End(&ctx, sas);
                   ^

I've encountered a little bug with the description headers.

Does someone have the right archiver (reader + dumper) for maxmi files?

Ok i got it already...

Little Hint: pkItem->AlterToMagicItem();

Hello,

#item_manager_read_tables.cpp
sys_log(0,"name %s count %d prob %d rare %d", name.c_str(), iCount, iProb, iRarePct);
pkGroup->AddItem(dwVnum, iCount, iProb, iRarePct);

struct CSpecialItemInfo
		{
			DWORD vnum;
			int count;
			int rare;

			CSpecialItemInfo(DWORD _vnum, int _count, int _rare)
				: vnum(_vnum), count(_count), rare(_rare)
				{}
		};
		
void AddItem(DWORD vnum, int count, int prob, int rare)
		{
			if (!prob)
				return;
			if (!m_vecProbs.empty())
				prob += m_vecProbs.back();
			m_vecProbs.push_back(prob);
			m_vecItems.push_back(CSpecialItemInfo(vnum, count, rare));
		}

My Question is:

What is "iRarePct" and how is it used?