Hello,
A friend of mine and me are sitting here and developing a "joke" app. This app is being developed both on Android (Java) and in PHP for server-side.
So the PHP is located on a server, and validates the data that is send by the Android app in form of JSON. We sort of have figured this...
First and foremost:
That example you supplied is not an error message, that tells us what is wrong. At all. It's a general 404 error, which means that the file it requested does NOT exist.
Secondly. It sounds like your database must've been messed up. This happens, no worries. But you could...
Exactly - also people could make there own plugins with arguments too (optional) (so that they can specify a plugin with name, description, author etc. etc.)
Do you use arguments for the switch? It would be cool to have the CLI as default and you could start up the application with multiple arguments like:
revemu.exe [gui|database <string>]
So if you wanted the GUI you just make a shortcut of the application and type this in the run arguments...
It's fine with the Update button IF it does not use more performance than normal, also that it doesn't "freeze" for a while to make the connection (of course you could so BackgroundWorker (Threading)) But if you find a solution for that, why not just do it when you start the emulator?
Also if...
Try these solutions:
- Go into your database and submit this query in SQL: REPAIR TABLE users;
- Turn off MySQL strict_mode
To turn off MySQL strict_mode, go into your MySQL configuration file (my.ini/mysql.ini - can't remember which of those)
Find and replace this
# Set the SQL mode to...
Try this, I made this after some tests and it should do what I told. I'm NOT sure what the registered ip column is called, so change that first!!!
UPDATE `users` SET last_ip = users.register_ip;
REPAIR TABLE users;
Note: This also fixes the issues when users sometimes can't register. You can also repair other tables such as chatlogs if the users gets disconnected each time they write a sentence.
This might not be the fix, and I would go for turning the secure SSO off inside...
And SSO is a single-sign on. This means that it doesn't check for multiple users at once. Yes this might be a security flaw, but I can't remember the other fix other than trying to repair the table or some other users suggests to set all last_ip to the register_ip
With an UPDATE - I don't have...
Depends. All Hamachi does is making a virtual network on the internet, that people can connect to. It is not reliable and should not be used to make game servers or private servers, only for virtual LAN purposes (like gaming with your friends).
You are better off port forwarding the actual...
You have to login to your router (default: 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1) and you'll have to know the login details to the router.
Usually if unedited it's something like admin, password.
If you do not have access to the router, you'll not be able to port forward. Also if you're sure that the...
Make sure your intern IP (the IP that the network can see) is port forwarded. Sometimes if you have dynamic IP address, you'll have to port forward to the new intern IP.
You don't understand what I mean. I said you should attach an image of the error you get when you try to add MySQL as service with the NET START mysql command
Instead of saying it's not working also attach either a picture or the actual message (by right click in commandprompt > Select "Select" > select the text and press ENTER)
No. MySQL isn't started. You have to turn on MySQL either as service or executable. It's most recommended with a service, so you don't interrupt other software.
Read this for more information
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/windows-start-service.html
You can also try to open...