ZLevelsRemastered

Table 'performance_schema.session_variables' doesn't exist
try the above link

 

but it is =), and it is even part of the records

 

the missing table/problem you are having has nothing to do with this plugin its a problem with your mysql

 

Hello, same problem here, ZLevels makes my server crash on a Debian 64bits, lastest Oxide build (without Wine).

Did i miss something ? Or is it broken for Linux ?

 

I installed the mod once before and it worked, ive deleted it since then and reinstalled it now it says its in but i have nothing in game no commands ui and no config file in FTP

 

It says nothing in my logs about errors or zlevels like it never transferred it into plugins

 

yes because i am running a few other mods currently

 

Same for me bro, watch this : [Rust] 2 addons causing tmux session close to fail · Issue #714 · dgibbs64/linuxgsm · GitHub
Looks like a mono version issue. This plugin probably uses too new or too outdated functions or libraries for the linux server.

 

anyone know how to disabling showing admin's levels on the /topskills?

 

You're telling me that i should setup a MySQL database for that plugin, and like a fucktard i didn't see it ?


"I also made this plugin to save stats into MySQL database, but it can also be saved into game files, just like the old plugin, since I always used MySQL, i did some quick rewriting to make usable for guys, who doesn't have MySQL server."

=> Worth a try with MySQL

 

Hello,

It's working fine on my Debian.

I have edit the ZLevels config file :

Code:

  "dbConnection": {
    "Database": "Rust",
    "GameProtocol": 1336,
    "Host": "127.0.0.1",
    "Password": "NoMyPassword",
    "Port": 3306,
    "UseMySQL": true,
    "Username": "Rust"
  },

I have just create the database 'Rust', create the user 'Rust', grant it to the database Rust.

Works fine,

Now, let's go to Rust:IO ^^

 

Wulf, how change to horizontal pos? Pls! help me)

 

Thanks for the info mate, i'll check it up soon.

It means the plugin dev should fix his poor SQLite handle btw.

 

So on the end, what's the issue with the latest dependency ? Is that bugged ? Or is something in the chain not able to handle it ?
How can it work for Windows but not for Linux with the same dependency ? There's still a missing element in the comprehension of that issue for me.

 

Lord @Nogrod , @Nogrod 's spirit, are you here ?