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EDIT: There i fixed it for the Developer, somehow i was advertising.. I notice why though, because it included my servers name. My bad... Hey guys i recently migrated a new dedicated server from a VPS so i can continue working on something and i have ran into a snag... The server is running fine, it loads up super fast, but whenever someone tries to login it gets stuck at "Connected" after you select the realm, what could possibly cause this issue? Configs: Authconfig http://pastebin.com/aiBE2jvC <- World Config, too big to put on AC-Web An image to represent the issue :/ Hope some of you can help. Thanks! Will reward +rep to anyone who posts some useful information.1 point
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How to add Waypoints to a creature: Note: I'm just adding a copy paste tutorial without further information on the DB-Structure behind it, because i know, you will understand this soon enough.Example: We want to add this Guy some waypoints 1.) Get the latest sniffer from http://community.trinitycore.org/topic/9849-trinity-cores-sniffer-for-wow-62020338/ 2.) Log in on retail and start the attach_sniffer and follow the Creature until it has completed it's whole path. It's important, that you DO NOT RUN OUT of sight of this mob, else the path will look really creapy. 3.) Close the sniffer if the Path is completed one time 4.) You will see a .pkt - file in your wow directory now 5.) Download and compile https://github.com/TrinityCore/WowPacketParser 6.) Go to the Releasefolder after you finished compiling 7.) Copy the .pkt-file and move the file with drag-and-drop over the WowPacketParser.exe Note: It's recommended to keep these settings <add key="DBEnabled" value="false" /> in WowPacketParser.exe.config 8.) Now you will see a .txt file in your releasefolder 9.) Download and compile https://github.com/Kittnz/WaypointCreator (Branch 6.x) 10.) Go to the release folder and open up the Waypoint Creator.exe 11.) Import the .txt-file 12.) Search for the entry in the searchfield (in this case entry: 74228) 13.) Result: - Rightclick on the table and hit: Create SQL 14.) In the SQL-Output you will now find: Use the command: .go 1923.215 -4636.423 33.2019 to see if you are on the right position 15.) Go ingame (Tc-Server) and choose a fitting creature which is near the path. In this case it's creature with GUID: 286504 - You always find the right guid if you select the creature and type: .npc info 16.) Replace the XXXXXX in SET @NPC := XXXXXX; with the GUID -> SET @NPC := 286504; 17.) Repeat this for all other Paths1 point
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As outlined in #20103, we're currently making a concerted push for blizzlike instance spawn behavior. As part of this, every instance in the 3.3.5 client needs to have all of its spawns mapped to the corresponding instance boss that causes that group to no longer spawn once defeated. Luckily, we have a tool to help with this. Extract the attached archive into your Interface/AddOns directory, then log onto a 3.3.5 core running commit fcd6fe0 (or newer). Move yourself into the instance you want to map, then invoke /spawngroup to bring up the mapper panel. Use the green plus icon to create one spawn group for each boss in the instance. If there are groups with complex conditions, like "only spawns if any of X, Y and Z are alive", create a separate group for each of them. Scroll down (shift+mouse wheel to scroll faster) and name each of the newly created groups (right-click the respective header). Names should be representative, but have only descriptive value (no need to match the boss name exactly, for example). Start assigning groups to entries and spawns in the "Unassigned" category. Pay attention to detail - not all creatures of the same entry are necessarily assigned to a specific boss. Click on an entry to expand it into a list of its spawn points. Each spawn point can be individually assigned to a group. Click on a spawn point to teleport to it. You can combine this with having the world map open to quickly map disjoint spawn points. Once you are done, click on "Export SQL" to generate a complete instance spawn group script for the instance, then post it here. Because mistakes happen, I'd like at least two, preferably three, copies of each data set, from different people. To find out which instances still need data, take a look at this issue on the tracker - contributions may be posted either there or in this thread. (PS: Feel free to take breaks. The mapper stores any mappings you've already made and will reload them when you bring the panel up again, including across sessions [assuming you log out normally - don't force kill the client.]) (PPS: Invoke /spawngroup while outside an instance at your own peril - it's probably gonna freeze your client for a bit. Lots of spawns there.)1 point
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Hey all, I wanted to write down a guide about preparing your linux server to be able to work as a gdb log tracer + restarter I have been using it for around 2 years with no problem what-so-ever (other than the performance if having a compiled server with full debug flags on) What is GDB? GDB, the GNU Project debugger, allows you to see what is going on `inside' another program while it executes -- or what another program was doing at the moment it crashed. What is Restater? Restarter allows your core to crash, fall, get stuck and come back every time without anyone touching or doing anything manualy. For this guide you acknowledge that you have basic knowledge in operating linux systems and using ssh as a cli 1. First, lets make sure your Freeze Detector is set up corretly by editing the worldserver.conf file in `etc` Find MaxCoreStuckTime and set it to 120 ( MaxCoreStuckTime = 120 ) This will tell the server that if this demon is stuck for 2 minutes the core will crash automaticly leaving the restarter at work.. 2. Make sure you have sendmail installed sendmail is a cli program that allows sending emails without any pre-setup etc Try: /usr/sbin/sendmail -f [email protected] [email protected] or sendmail -f [email protected] [email protected] If you get an email from [email protected] this means it works, if you dont -> Follow the sendmail installation guide which i found very helpful 3. Go to your `bin` folder (where the worldserver bins are installed at) create a new file - for the perpuse of the test call it `commands` (nano commands) put the following code in the file: run -c ../etc/worldserver.conf bt bt full info thread thread apply all backtrace full quit Make sure that if you are using another path or other server config name, you have to alter it in the file. The rest, leave as is, its for the backtrace report to work. 4. Create crashes folder under bin mkdir Crashes the C is capsulated 5. creatre a new file, this file will be used as our restarter, mine is called gdbres.sh (nano gdbres.sh) In the file, put the following code: while : do gdb -x=commands -batch ./worldserver > temp tail -c 60000 temp | sed 1i"Subject: Crash Log" | /usr/sbin/sendmail -f [email protected] [email protected] tail -c 60000 temp | sed 1i"Subject: Crash Log" | /usr/sbin/sendmail -f [email protected] [email protected] mv temp Crashes/log$(date +\%Y-\%m-\%d-\%H-\%M-\%S).log done tail takes the last part of your `temp` file and sends it via mail, the -c 60000 chooses to take 60kb worth of text (which is the aprox gdb crash log filesize) and just send it trough sed li = the subject of that email the last command mv temp /Crashes/blabla moves the temp file to your crash log folder, if you dont have a crash folder it wont move the file and you wont have any log keepting so make sure you created the folder.. 6. Alter the files to be able to execute: chmod +x commands chmod +x gdbres.sh 7. Starting the restarter is an easy job, personaly i use screen if you are using screen do the following: screen -A -dmS world ./gdbres.sh This will start it in a new demon screen and you can forget about starting the core on your own for a while if you are using simple cli commands you can use ./gdbres.sh && to make it start and forget about it Notes: Turning the restarter off gave me lots of problems when i wanted to close it, I started using webmin to be able to close it via their "Running programs" Positive: To update core to tip etc, you can make install then just crash it. you dont have to fully shutdown the core only ctrl+c in the screen folder or shut it down via ingame and it will come back online using the restarter Sometimes the gdb log comes back bigger than 60k, you can always go back to the Crashes folder and take the full crash.. Its usualy not bigger trough To be able to debug your core with full debug flags you will have to use -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug to include additional debug-code in core in the cmake proccess as stated in the linux compile guide1 point
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This isn't a realm ID issue or the player wouldn't even be able to connect at all. Is your friend using a hacked version of the client? Did they modify any of their MPQ files? If this happens only when a loading screen appears, it seems to me that something is broken on the client side. I remember when I was mucking around with trying to change the Draeni models into Night Elf models by editing the DBC files, I caused similar "malformed packet" issues when trying to /sit or /dance which not only disconnected me but crashed my client too.1 point
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Image is broken Did you edit the realm IP address in the auth database?1 point