Is that possible ?

[SkatCh]

guys today i create a new script and i tested it in my local server working fine , but when i start it in the real server i got some problems why ??? it's because i crypt it or what .

[karimsqualli96]

guys today i create a new script and i tested it in my local server working fine , but when i start it in the real server i got some problems why ??? it's because i crypt it or what .

i slept yesterday but i can't sleep today, can you tell me why??

[SkatCh]

????? is that funny. i'm asking maybe it's mta problem

[Anubhav]

What were the problems?

[karimsqualli96]

you don't give any code, you don't give any logs file, how do you except us to help you?

[Et-win]

@karimsqualli96: I had that too today

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Post atleast what is the problem and what is giving problems...

[Mr_Moose]

Enter "/debugscript 3" in your server console, look at the output and if you don't understand it then post it here, then we can help you.

[SkatCh]

nvm guys i fixed evrey thing i think we need to use refreshall / or restart the server .

[Et-win]

Restarting the script does refresh it too. (If there were any changes in the script) But if newly added, then indeed /refreshall (Refresh all resource) or /refresh (Refresh only added-removed resources)

[bandi94]

Your local host server was Windows server i am prity shure , and the real server is running under Linux. Windows is not Linux you could start learning what is different then you will know why this kind of thing's happen.

As a small example Windows dosent care about upper case ( on windows "Mta" and "mta" is the same ) but on Linux there are not the same becouse Linux care about upper case.

[Et-win]

Your local host server was Windows server i am prity shure , and the real server is running under Linux. Windows is not Linux you could start learning what is different then you will know why this kind of thing's happen.

As a small example Windows dosent care about upper case ( on windows "Mta" and "mta" is the same ) but on Linux there are not the same becouse Linux care about upper case.

... This still doesn't change any working script, command, or whatever...

[bandi94]

... This still doesn't change any working script, command, or whatever...

In meta.xml write "image.png" in the script write "Image.png" and try it on Windows you will see that will work without any problem. When you will try to run it on Linux you will see in debug that can't find image path.

So yes it changes thing's.