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Hello, I've downloaded Paradise Roleplay server, and it works, kind of, the server instantly quits because the MySQL module is missing, but it exists under the /mods/deathmatch/modules directory, please help

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Just now, Uknown. said:

@Levileadermc create the folder Modules in the x64 folder and add into the Modules folder you've created those modules and it will work.

If its that easy, I will try it

Hope it works

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4 minutes ago, Uknown. said:

Yes and I'd recommend to you to use updated modules, cuz that modules doesn't seem to me to be 64 bits one's. Are you using Paradise or vG?

Using this: https://github.com/mabako/mta-paradise

4 minutes ago, Levileadermc said:

So It should have everything to be up and running

 

Btw, can I get the updated modules somewhere else?

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Dont use the sha one and replace the function sha1( password ) with hash( 'sha1', password ) in players main.lua and registration.lua

Dont include the ml_sockets cuz you wont need it and about MTA Mysql just put on google mta mysql module and the first link should lead you to the mta wiki page and at the right you will see several download options and choose the Linux 64 one. If something is not clear just ask me.

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2 minutes ago, Uknown. said:

Dont use the sha one and replace the function sha1( password ) with hash( 'sha1', password ) in players main.lua and registration.lua

Dont include the ml_sockets cuz you wont need it and about MTA Mysql just put on google mta mysql module and the first link should lead you to the mta wiki page and at the right you will see several download options and choose the Linux 64 one. If something is not clear just ask me.

Where can I find those files?
 

qeZgjMm.png

Theres a link to a fix but its broken

Love this

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3 minutes ago, Uknown. said:

look at the Lua sha1 function that is between .. .. Replace that sha1(password) with hash( 'sha1', password ) 

I think we got off track here, Why would this effect the detection of the MySQL module?

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1 minute ago, Uknown. said:

This will avoid the use of the sha.so module. Cuz you cannot use it under a 64 bits server.

Okay, but I still don't know how to replace those strings, I know nothing about lua scripting

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Just told you how to do it...

7 minutes ago, Uknown. said:

look at the Lua sha1 function that is between .. .. Replace that sha1(password) with hash( 'sha1', password ) 

 

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