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  1. #1 Config files - Ubuntu vps. 
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    Hii'
    So this is the error;
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    npc.cfg: file not found.
    npcdrops.cfg: file not found.
    autospawn.cfg: file not found.
    item.cfg: file not found.
    globaldrops.cfg: file not found.
    shops.cfg: file not found.
    Don't tell me i fail because i've changed all the config\\ to config//
    Because linux uses different paths then windows.
    And yet still the error..
    YES i've compiled, i'm not a noob.
    Currently going out, got soccer training :l
    Hope someone is pro to help this noob out :trollface:
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    Put the cfg files on the desktop, right click the file > properties. Copy the location and paste.
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    wherever you load them, the person who made the loaders are idiots.

    replace config//npc.cfg
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    ./config/npc.cfg
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    Nope i was an idiot.
    I extracted files to another file..
    and send the wrong file..
    It has to be config// on Linux because Linux uses different paths then windows xp..
    on windows both works :l
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    It shouldn't be config// as that is two slashes. The reason you have to do config\\ on Windows is because \ has a special meaning in strings: \r = carriage return, \n = new line, \\ = a single \.

    Also bear in mind that file names are case-sensitive on Linux. So SHOPS.CFG, ShOpS.cFg, shops.cfg, etc are all different on Linux. Whereas on Windows they are the same file.
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    Well Graham, anyhow it worked with 2 slashes. as config//
    So you can close this topic as if it's fixed.
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