[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Jhob94 Make the files .ini instead of .bb Change both the files and in the plugin: "%s/CloneBlock/%s.bb", szFolder, szMap); "%s/CloneBlock/%s.ini", szFolder, szMap); I guess your computer has permissions to open it as text document but not the server. Try it and let us know if it works as ini file.

The file extension is completely irrelevant. It's merely part of the file name and does not affect permissions directly especially when the program you're using explicitly looks for the file.

Originally Posted by amirwolf There is no error I don't see any error in the console

You'll have to do some debugging to see how it's loading the data in the file. Since you've not provided the plugin, it's a bit hard for others to do much with it.

[amirwolf]

This is all I have
It needs the original mod to compile it
There is no change in the files, everything is the same, but the location
Blocks are changed

[Jhob94]

Originally Posted by fysiks The file extension is completely irrelevant. It's merely part of the file name and does not affect permissions directly especially when the program you're using explicitly looks for the file.

He said it crashes so i thought maybe he was using linux server and maybe linux needed some extra step to read other files then .ini (never used linux so i took this as a possibility)

Anyway, @OP, i think you miss spoke about it crashing. Do you mean the server shutdown or the files get replaced by the old ones? If it is the second scenario then you must shutdown the server, replace the files for the ones that you want, and turn on the server again.

[DJEarthQuake]

Originally Posted by amirwolf What kind of permission?

Does one access computer A and B with same account name. Yes or no?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Jhob94 He said it crashes so i thought maybe he was using linux server and maybe linux needed some extra step to read other files then .ini (never used linux so i took this as a possibility)

On both Windows and Linux, the extension doesn't matter when accessing a file directly with a generic function like this. Extensions are generally used to tell the operating system the type of file it is but it's not required and is cosmetic. Some applications might treat it as non-cosmetic like you're probably used to with many fancy applications but you could still open any file with, for example, Notepad++ (even something like an executable) though it might not look like what's in it is all that meaningful.

[amirwolf]

After replacing the server operating system
I found that everything works fine on the Linux server
I had this problem in Windows
It works fine even with file transfer to local server It's still strange to me

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by amirwolf After replacing the server operating system I found that everything works fine on the Linux server I had this problem in Windows It works fine even with file transfer to local server It's still strange to me

Ok, so when you said "everything is the same" when I asked if it was the same OS, that was not true?

[amirwolf]

Well, you are right
But I use Windows
And in the answer to your question, I said the same thing (there was no difference in the previous version of the server, all conditions are equal)

The previous version was Windows server and now it is Linux

While now its operating system is not the same as mine