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 Strange Shared_Memory issue Moving my server between Debian installs I am getting a new shared memory error. The directory is there, just called "shared". I have tried giving permissions as the user and even run shared_memory as root and still get the same errors. Strangest thing... Code: [Zone Server] Loading items | 
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 Where are your files and what are your permissions? Are you using symlinks? Give an ls -al on your emu root folder? | 
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 Code: -rwxr-xr-x   1 root root       319 Feb 29 13:19 1 | 
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 So all owned by root:root. What happens when you run ./shared_memory all by itself as root? | 
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 It runs as normal and fills the directory, all files have sizes Code: -rw------- 1 root root    88072 Feb 29 17:53 base_data | 
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 I pretty well set my debugging to max, so I am getting plenty of data back when zone runs. Code: [Zone Server] Loading server configuration.. | 
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 Eww running as root. | 
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 I'm wondering if this is a nesting permissions issue. Is your original user eq1? I recommend going back and chowning everything (-R from src) back to eq1, clear locks/logs, rebuild and run everything as that user again. EDIT: Haha, demon and I were thinking the same thing... | 
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 provocating, run this and try again: Code: UPDATE `variables` SET `value`='' WHERE (`varname`='hotfix_name') | 
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 That did it. Now I am completely confused why that would have any effect at all. Should this be something I include in a reboot script? | 
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 It's kind of a "bug", it's working as intended but its an issue that folks run into when they make use of #hotfix. I'll look into making a long term solution for it. | 
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 If you can enlighten me on what is causing it, I would like to go ahead and change it in my source. I use hotfix at least a few times a day. | 
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 Done and tested. Works. https://github.com/EQEmu/Server/comm...1ca89d83683c1b Profit. Love me long time | 
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