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City wrote:I've set everything up and when I go to use the command

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/home/seth/eathena-data/eathena.sh start

It says that eathena-monitor is not executable or something ?? I think it's beacause in /config/eathena-monitor.config is not set right

This is how I have it here
# $Id: eathena-monitor.conf,v 1.0 2006/13/10 21:42:22 Platyna Exp $

# By default the eathena-monitor looks for its config file in
# /home/seth/eathena-data/conf/, creates the log file in /home/seth/eathena-data/log/.
# You may use this file to adjust these settings if needed or use predefined
# defaults. Lines starting with hash mark or white space are ignored.

# login_server=/home/seth/eathena-data/login-server
# map_server=/home/seth/eathena-data/map-server
# char_server=/home/seth/eathena-data/char-server
# workdir=/home/seth/eathena-data/
# In seconds, default is 5.
# interval=2
# logfile=/home/seth/eathena-data/log/monitor.log

Help please???

You can now launch your test server.
Open a terminal.
cd ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/
./char-server& ./login-server& ./map-server&
Open another terminal.
mana --server localhost --port 6901 -u -d ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data
This should run all three of your servers and the client.

City wrote: and it loads then it says Error while loading maps/042-2.tmx. And it's just grey

mana -u -d ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data

Jenalya wrote:

City wrote: and it loads then it says Error while loading maps/042-2.tmx. And it's just grey

This happens when you're not using the fitting clientdata.
What client do you use and how do you start it?

The official client can be started with e.g. (the path might be different for you)

mana -u -d ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data

-u suppresses the automatic updates and
-d tells the client where to get the clientdata to use.

mana --server localhost --port 6901 -u -d ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data

tmw --server localhost --port 6901 -u -d ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data

make maps

City wrote:Wait so how do I add my map to client-data , and thanks heaps