RunState: LUA_ERROR:

[Marcos17 17]

Good evening, I'm having a problem, I've already researched in many places, every system that I use when I click to do something keeps giving a LUA error, does anyone happen to have any idea what it could be?
The errors are as follows:

SYSERR: May  7 22:33:15 :: RunState: LUA_ERROR: [string "soul_roulette"]:7: attempt to call field `open_soul_roulette' (a nil value)
SYSERR: May  7 22:33:15 :: WriteRunningStateToSyserr: LUA_ERROR: quest soul_roulette.start click

SYSERR: May  7 22:36:12 :: RunState: LUA_ERROR: [string "cheque_system"]:71: attempt to call field `get_cheque' (a nil value)
SYSERR: May  7 22:36:12 :: WriteRunningStateToSyserr: LUA_ERROR: quest cheque_system.start click

 

Thanks in advance for any help

[Marcos17 17]

21 hours ago, Marcos17 said:

Good evening, I'm having a problem, I've already researched in many places, every system that I use when I click to do something keeps giving a LUA error, does anyone happen to have any idea what it could be?
The errors are as follows:

SYSERR: May  7 22:33:15 :: RunState: LUA_ERROR: [string "soul_roulette"]:7: attempt to call field `open_soul_roulette' (a nil value)
SYSERR: May  7 22:33:15 :: WriteRunningStateToSyserr: LUA_ERROR: quest soul_roulette.start click

SYSERR: May  7 22:36:12 :: RunState: LUA_ERROR: [string "cheque_system"]:71: attempt to call field `get_cheque' (a nil value)
SYSERR: May  7 22:36:12 :: WriteRunningStateToSyserr: LUA_ERROR: quest cheque_system.start click

 

Thanks in advance for any help

Sorted out...

The problem was with Mysql, my server.conf had the wrong configuration.

[Syreldar 1864]

Despite what the OP put as a solution, it's not possible for mysql to be at fault here.
Lua errors are usually always quest-related, or at most source-related.

In this case, he's attempting to call two missing functions from two different quests, so there's only two possible reasons for this.

1. If the functions are locally implemented within the quests, he either called them as globals or with a wrong (different) name, or they don't exist altogether.
2. If the functions are implemented source-side, he either called them using a wrong class or, again, with a different name, or they don't exist altogether.

Either way, mysql has absolutely nothing to do with the likes of problems like these.

Edited May 9 by Syreldar