Get rejected from server, Am I banned?

[KohakuSan]

Maybe it's a problem with your sclientinfo.xml or your client executable because of the other server.

[Goop2]

If you still have the installation files I would go brute method and redo it. If not try the HeRO Full Installer.

This is probably a bit drastic though. If you don't have a recent installer you'd best not do that.

[GM-Aki]

If you have more than one server in the same folder, you indeed won't be able to log on. You need a seperate folder for hero.

[cosmopolite]

I uninstalled all RO files of all servers.
And reinstalled heRO but its still rejecting me from server.

And for GM-Aki, I have installed my heRO server in separate folder
for the WHOLE TIME since i started playing heRO.

Thank for every advices from you guys anyway especially for GM-Aki.

I am off for today.

[Goop2]

I actually have 3+ servers in the same directory and they all work fine =o
I did have a problem when I tried using the RMS test server because it had a 'Data' directory.

[Frogboy]

his data folder is fine, cosmo, try leaving the client open but not attempting to log in for at least half an hour, it is possible it could be one of those rejection types that happens if you mess up on your password accidentally too many times, and then repeatedly keep trying to get in. the client needs to run to let the time expire on it i do believe.

even though you said you didn't type it wrong maybe someone else did, but i don't know that for sure. anyway, try letting it sit for about half an hour, then logging in.

[Général_Argos]

Frogboy Wrote:the client needs to run to let the time expire on it i do believe.

Would be a fail defense system if the timer was on the client.

[GM-Aki]

The timer is in the database, not the client. That much I do know

[Kroms]

Ohh noooo!! Clysm
Save him

[Frogboy]

actually it wouldn't necessarily be fail krim as if they only way to let time expire would be to have the client open otherwise they will just never be able to log back on. and really what i meant was that the client itself...or more accurately the attempt to log on the account would trigger the database timer to see whether the time had expired or not, i just greatly misworded it. i knew what i was thinking in my head, but it didn't come out that way >.<