Re: Missing things in PWD ?
Check the npc activate quests and tasks.data? I don't think there are any issues with it, Ronny hasn't updated those in a while according to the svn commits
Re: Missing things in PWD ?
If the quest / id does not exist on the server, the NPC does not appear.
Re: Missing things in PWD ?
If the NPC is not even there then that is a serverside issue. Check your /world NPCGEN.DATA ;)
Re: Missing things in PWD ?
I'm using ronny's downgrade too...
I know that what I'll say now is stupid, but... do you have 20k gold + and level 100+ in your character? D:
Re: Missing things in PWD ?
Ok for those who got the same problem as me, I gives here the trick.
Don't follow the "install library" part on the PWServer 1.4.2 guide by Ronny! (Unless you are in 64bits...)
Quote:
For 32 Bit Debian
Copy some required libraries
COMMAND~: cp -f /PWServer/.setup/lib/libstdc++.so.5.0.7 /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5
COMMAND~: cp -f /PWServer/.setup/lib/libpcre.so.3.12.1 /usr/lib/libpcre.so.0
COMMAND~: cp -f /PWServer/.setup/lib/libtask.so /usr/lib/libtask.so
1. Wrong place for pwserver libs
2. Wrong libs anyway...
Here are the goods:
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Upload them in your /lib folder of your server! Not /usr/lib !
Give chmod 755 on those libs only! Not the whole folder......
Then you'll be fine and your quests will work fine again. :thumbup1:
Re: Missing things in PWD ?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Romulan
Ok for those who got the same problem as me, I gives here the trick.
Don't follow the "install library" part on the PWServer 1.4.2 guide by Ronny! (Unless you are in 64bits...)
1. Wrong place for pwserver libs
2. Wrong libs anyway...
Here are the goods:
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Upload them in your /lib folder of your server! Not /usr/lib !
Give chmod 755 on those libs only! Not the whole folder......
Then you'll be fine and your quests will work fine again. :thumbup1:
The only thing that can really get to you with Linux is that distributions like putting certain files in different areas and there isn't that much consistency...
Anyway... I'll say it again because it probably got buried somewhere in Ronny's guide thread, Ubuntu uses /lib32 and /lib64 if you are using 64 bit and just /lib if you are on 32 bit...