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Re: Moving Characters between accounts

Subject: Re: Moving Characters between accounts
by { robocop} on 2012/1/3 21:14:19

Assuming you've directed Duplicate Cleaner to search the correct directory, your issue then is with DSAM. I would look at the DSAM directory to see if there are log files that exist. If so, perhaps you can move them to a backup location and then fire up DSAM again and create new records and/or logs.

I use DC for two purposes. One, to verify that my admins aren't accidentally 'restoring' characters that already exist in another location thus putting two of the same named *.fl files in the database, and the other to find accounts with those pesky 0k *.fl files that some players seem to generate. The other day I found a player account with 36 of them.

Anyone know how and/or why those files get created? I generally assume that if there's more than one that it's done intentionally and I ban the account.