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I made clan system work, but there is a problem with SoD.
When SoD event is over, the points aren't automatically write in ClanDB -> CL table....
If I input data manually (on table), the game show's correctly that in 'Bellatra Ranking'...
Any reason for server don't write SoD point in database/table ?
Obs.: I'm using sql.dll for connection and works fine... and FahHh files for clan system.
.... and adding....
The included program (ClanSoDManager.exe) also don't works... I do all configuration and it starts well.. the 'Activate' word is shown in bottom and appear to be working. But nothing happens with the personal sod ranking.
Any suggestion???
hey, even if we are 2 years later, i'm having the same problem as you
any idea anyone ?
thanks
Way to resurrect a dead thread greemlin. TBH though, I like that, because it at least proves you tried a search first.
I actually keep the following Google advanced search bookmarked:-
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...i=&safe=images
You can then add terms there, and search the PT section of RZ with Google, sparing Mental some server time, and being able to flit back and forth between results without hitting the "Please wait, you are searching too fast" thing that VBulletin gives you.
For the record, I also recommended CSM, but we know this is not my forte. :wink:
Now I think about it, there are some ASP page calls made in a wget style from the client... some developers change those to use php or just to reformat the URL parameters... You could check your client for urls, and see if you have matching ASP on your server.
The format is something like:-
That's just off the top of my head though, and if people change it... The important part is that the "%s" after "http://" comes (I presume) from the server hotuk.ini, where you provide ClanServer addresses and stuff... It's usually an IP, like when you "http://127.0.0.1/index.html"Code:http://%s/somepage.asp&char=%s&clan=%s
Hope that helps. :s
couldnt find it :S
i have the same problem..
Lon taim gwan I found the following list on RZ, and made a note of it... I'm afraid I can't remember or find the original poster. (Sorry, you know I like to credit when I can)
These URLs have been hacked and changed over time and are different in different clients now, but the original list may still be helpful.Quote:
The first string is the nProtect warning, when nProtect detects a hacking tool in your PC, the client report the hacking attempt to server, and the server repass the information to this link. The other links below are the clan/SoD/karina calls, with the filename and their respective paths. All the %s parameters represents a string (parameters in text format), and all the %d parameters represents a numeric type (maybe integer or float, I'm noob in assembly xD). That http://%s represents your hotuk.ini configuration for clan server (in line *CLAN_SERVER IP PORT IP PORT). With this information, I need only understand the ASP response syntax. It's not easy, but not impossible =PCode:http://info.pristontale.com/blackWarning/warning.asp?id=%s&name=%s
http://%s/ServerMain/isCheckClanJang.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/isCheckClanName.asp?ClName=%s&gserver=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/isCheckClanNum.asp?num=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/isCheckClanwon.asp?gserver=%s&clwon=%s
http://%s/ServerMain/isCheckClanMember.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/clanInsertClanWon.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&clName=%s&clwon=%s&clwonUserid=%s&lv=%d&ticket=%d&chtype=%d&chlv=%d&chipflag=%s
http://%s/Clan/clanInsert.aspx?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&clName=%s&expl=%s&ticket=%d&chtype=%d&lv=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/GetAllMyClanMember.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/clanRemove.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&clName=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/clanWonRelease.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&clName=%s&%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/ClanSubChipUpdate.asp?chname=%s&gserver=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/ClanSubChipRelease.asp?chname=%s&gserver=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/ClanSubChipChange.asp?chname=%s&gserver=%s&clName=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/clanWonSelfLeave.asp?userid=%s&gserver=%s&chname=%s&clName=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/isKflag.asp?userid=%s&clName=%s&chName=%s&gserver=%s&KFlag=%s&Gubun=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/ServerMain/isPFlag.asp?userid=%s&clName=%s&chName=%s&gserver=%s&PFlag=%s&Gubun=%s&ticket=%d
http://%s/servermain/sod2info.asp?userid=%s&chname=%s&gserver=%s&index=%d
i really dont get it. i need change those urls in the client to mine urls?
and thanks bobsbol again
NP... No you don't need to change those URLs unless you are using PHP instead of ASP. But many do, and so those URLs may have been changed in the client you are using, and you might need to set them back to ASP urls if that is how your Clan web server works.
Again, Clan and SoD are not my strong point because I don't really use them, but that's just a piece of info I picked up in my time on RZ that I figured may be useful in this situation.
You need to see that the URLs in your game executable exist in your web server, and that your web server processes the parameters that your game client is passing, in the order that it is passing them.
Because there are more than one way for private servers to do this, they can configure clients and web servers however they like, doing so can help avoid cheating and you may have to jiggle things around a bit to make them fit back together again because we are taking bits and pieces from many different sources.
Check your web logs to see what URLs are passed to the web server, if it's producing 404s when you leave SoD then the client is accessing a web script that doesn't exist. If not find out what page it is accessing. Having done that, get the script page to dump to a file or something all the parameters passed to it, and try again. Then look at the log it dumped and try calling that page in your web browser with the same parameters the game passed it to see how it responds.
Then debug the code in the script until it passes the right information into your database when you pass the parameters your game passed it, and try again with the game.
Then your problems should be over... as far as I can see. But you may find that the web server you use just cannot use URLs formatted the way your client is written to send them, and then you will have to change the URL format in your "game.exe".