[TMasters]

Hey....

I got myself a hoster, that seems to have a nice fine service, but i find out a huge problem: My files wont load...

I use DINI file system that works perfect on Windows server, but on hosters Linux software it won't run.

I use this kind of file path: format(file, 128,"/players/%s.ini",pName(playerid));

Anyone knows how to fix it? Would appreciate it...

(( Searched through forums, didn't fin usefull thing ))

[PoWerZ]

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Originally Posted by TMasters Hey.... I got myself a hoster, that seems to have a nice fine service, but i find out a huge problem: My files wont load... I use DINI file system that works perfect on Windows server, but on hosters Linux software it won't run. I use this kind of file path: format(file, 128,"/players/%s.ini",pName(playerid)); Anyone knows how to fix it? Would appreciate it... (( Searched through forums, didn't fin usefull thing ))

Not sure about that but just check if you have same dini include in the linux folder(pawno/include).

[Zeex]

Linux file system is case sensitive as far as I remember. So the only way is always convert player name to lower/upper case each time you read/write with dini.

[TMasters]

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Originally Posted by PoWerZ Quote: Originally Posted by TMasters Hey.... I got myself a hoster, that seems to have a nice fine service, but i find out a huge problem: My files wont load... I use DINI file system that works perfect on Windows server, but on hosters Linux software it won't run. I use this kind of file path: format(file, 128,"/players/%s.ini",pName(playerid)); Anyone knows how to fix it? Would appreciate it... (( Searched through forums, didn't fin usefull thing )) Not sure about that but just check if you have same dini include in the linux folder(pawno/include).

pawno folder is not needed for hosting

[TMasters]

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Originally Posted by ZeeX Linux file system is case sensitive as far as I remember. So the only way is always convert player name to lower/upper case each time you read/write with dini.

Thx for info, ill try =)

[TMasters]

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Originally Posted by ZeeX Linux file system is case sensitive as far as I remember. So the only way is always convert player name to lower/upper case each time you read/write with dini.

HELPED. thank you very much.

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