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Did you use following command to set proper permissions? chown -R www-data.www-data /var/www/*

You need to change path, if you switch folder. From this: <?php require_once 'engine/init.php';include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?> To this: <?php require_once '../engine/init.php';include '../layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

What server?

As @Evolunia said, you need to use App Password. This message indicates that in your log: "535-5.7.8 Username and Password not accepted"

smtp_host should be just "smtp.gmail.com" Rest looks ok. You can also enable 'smtp_debug' => true to see more info in log.

There are 2 options: 1) you pass your function as argument from php to twig in characters.php after: $twig->display('characters.html.twig', array( 'outfit' => isset($outfit) ? $outfit : null, add in new line: 'reborn' => reborn(), Then in twig you can use: {% for value in reborn...

Or if you prefer even something shorter (based on Gesior answer, combined with what Xikini wrote) data/lib/core/player.lua function Player.isEnglish(self) return self:getStorageValue(language_storage) == 1 end -- tm stands for translatedMessage function Player.tm(self, englishText...

Nope, it isn't listed anywhere. I just know many users have problem with it, as it normally reads config.lua and server "ip" there. The problem here is it cannot connect to the ip listed there, for unknown reason to me. Maybe in the next version I will think of some workaround for this.

I suppose your server is on the same machine as the website. Try this then: in config.local.php add this at the bottom: $config['status_ip'] = '127.0.0.1'; $config['status_port'] = 7171; // set to your port

Yeah, they will also disappear from player profile. The real solution would be then: Add: if (($key = array_search('Rookgaard', $config['towns'])) !== false) { unset($config['towns'][$key]); } if (($key = array_search('GM Island', $config['towns'])) !== false) {...

Towns list is defined in config.php Search for $config['towns'] and remove what you wish.

That typically means server error. You can look into web server logs to see more infos. Its in /var/log/apache2 under linux. Under windows it depends, it should be somewhere where you have XAMPP/uniform installed.

Do you have this set in config.lua? bindOnlyGlobalAddress = false If its false, then it will listen on all interfaces/ip.

Heh, just found this topic. In reality you won't find it this way because that text is hidden by using built-in php base64 function. So, to fully answer the question: first encode the text "powered by myaac" by using php base64 function and then search the text ;)

https://otland.net/threads/znoteaac-thread-stack-overrun.247562/#post-2408030