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== Troubleshooting == |
== Troubleshooting == |
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=== Cannot find data/conf/quest.xml === |
=== Cannot find data/conf/quest.xml === |
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This is fixed in current CVS. You can ignore this error because the quest diary is not finished and in game yet. |
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This is an easy one. Take stendhal-server.jar, and open it via a archive manager. Click through the folders until you are at /data/conf. Click on Add (or Import in some cases) and point it to the quests.xml file found in the source code directory of stendhal. This would be stednhal-src/data/conf/quests.xml. Click OK, and close the window. Stop your server, and start it again. You should not get this error again, unless you (accidently, right?) put the wrong file or put it on the wrong directory |
This is an easy one. Take stendhal-server.jar, and open it via a archive manager. Click through the folders until you are at /data/conf. Click on Add (or Import in some cases) and point it to the quests.xml file found in the source code directory of stendhal. This would be stednhal-src/data/conf/quests.xml. Click OK, and close the window. Stop your server, and start it again. You should not get this error again, unless you (accidently, right?) put the wrong file or put it on the wrong directory |
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=== Can't login! === |
=== Can't login! === |
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You try logging in with the account you made when you first got Stendhal. It doesn't work in your server! You see, the MySQL database we created is the user and some other info database, meaning that we have a list of users, while the main server has it's own list. Until access is publicly granted to the MySQL database over there, we must click on Create An Account and choose localhost as the server to join. 2 different accounts. That, well, sucks. |
You try logging in with the account you made when you first got Stendhal. It doesn't work in your server! You see, the MySQL database we created is the user and some other info database, meaning that we have a list of users, while the main server has it's own list. Until access is publicly granted to the MySQL database over there, we must click on Create An Account and choose localhost as the server to join. 2 different accounts. That, well, sucks. |
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