problem with my openkore

[monzela]

i can't connect this software to my iro account. can anybody help me to fix this problem

[[]penKore]

We need more info about why you cant connect before we can help you..

What is Kore saying?

Are you using xKore and if so is it 0, 1, 2 or 3

post a copy of your config.txt and we might be able to see a problem with your setup.

And please let me know if you are trying to use Kore with your ragnarok Client open so you can watch it in action..

I am more then happy to help you if you can explain a little more about your problem..

[Evelyn]

<- also have the same problem. it cant even connect to iRO server

i used the newest version of kore (not sure the version number though)

config.txt

master International - iRO: Loki Classic
server
username *******
password ******
loginPinCode
char

# Poseidon Settings (http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/PoseidonServer)
# They must be the same as Query Server config in Poseidon.txt
poseidonServer 127.0.0.1
poseidonPort 24390

bindIp
# For an overview of all servertypes please go to the following URL:
# http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php?title=ServerType
serverType iRO_Classic

# 1 = hook into RO client, 2 = Act as stand-alone proxy, proxy = act as true proxy
# http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/XKore
XKore 0
XKore_port 2350
XKore_dll NetRedirect.dll
XKore_autoAttachIfOneExe 1
XKore_silent 1
XKore_bypassBotDetection 0
XKore_exeName ragexe.exe

# XKore 2 / Proxy configuration
XKore_listenIp 127.0.0.1
XKore_listenPort 6901
XKore_publicIp 127.0.0.1

server.txt

#Pre-renewal

[International - iRO: Loki Classic]

title International - iRO: Loki (Classic-compatible)

ip 128.241.92.162

port 6900

master_version 1

version 18

serverType iRO_Classic

serverEncoding Western

addTableFolders iRO/Classic;iRO

charBlockSize 108

[ChrstphrR]

# Poseidon Settings (http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/PoseidonServer)
# They must be the same as Query Server config in Poseidon.txt
poseidonServer 127.0.0.1
poseidonPort 24390

Poseidon isn't necessary for iRO.

And a general comment for this thread: Users stating they're using the "latest" doesn't mean much to anyone helping out...

How about digging up either the revision number (use /version in the console/commandline), or state the date and source of your files (e.g. April 14, 2014, from the SVN snapshot link on the wiki). The "latest" the day you grabbed openkore doesn't mean the latest if there's a flurry of commits to the repository between then and when someone answers you back.

I'm suspecting that you might be using old config files from years prior, if you had Poseidon settings set... or you've migrated from another server (bRO) that did require it. Either of these situations are relevant to note and explain. Context and information like this can help others a huge amount toward helping you get help.