CDawg
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18 minutes ago, BattleSheep said:
Get the dll from another ziped mysql server an now its working. dont know why but there should be a problem with the msi version :/ thanks for your help
You shouldn't have to retrieve the dll from another source.
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Maybe a developer can weigh in here, but it shouldn't take 2 days. What other process' are you running on the box?
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Jesus, 2 days...?
I'm running a very bare Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server. Using an HP z800 sitting on a shelf in my office. Takes 2 minutes and 14 seconds to compile the core(w tools), then about 2hours and 52minutes to extract everything.
And yes, the z800 is overclocked with all hyperthreading enabled., but that should NOT take 2 days. Are you extracting on a rasberry Pi ?
And No, I'm not Andy
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Yes. why, that is slow?
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I can try tonight on my Ubuntu box. I just extracted on linux last week, since i had some dbc errors that mysteriously went away. Anyhow, last week it was close to about 3 hours total for all vmap, mmaps, etc..
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This has been this way for quite some time. Then when people compile, follow the wiki and dont produce any debug logs, we yell back at them that they didnt compile correctly and cant help them.
I honestly thought it was intentional to compile in release, so that in the OPs case here he is just complaining about how slow it is.
Better to be slow compile, then to have issues you cant identify.
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15 hours ago, Bokrom said:
Hi all. I was patching a custom script and building my solution wasn't fixing the issue. I copied the authserver and worldserver .exe's from my Debug folder into my Release folder and my script now works! But for some reason the .exe's are about twice as large as the old ones, and the world server takes much longer to initialize than the old one, 45 sec. compared to just 6. Any ideas on what's causing this? Sorry if it's something obvious, I've only been spending most of my time now doing .dbc editing and less in the core, so I may have forgotten something simple.
The whole idea it's larger and slower (in debug) is for that very reason. Where if it crashes, hopefully there is a catch to the exact symbol where it crashed and it logs just about everything in memory when you execute the binary (why worldserver.exe is so slow).
As for the DBC editing, well, you are on your own with that one. That would cause client issues if something goes wrong.
EDIT:
This will help you understand the differences. http://haacked.com/archive/2004/02/14/difference-between-debug-vs-release-build.aspx/
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9 hours ago, gegge said:
It's cool and.. damn, everyone use it, we are in 2017
I actually hate it. No offense, but it's sometimes unreliable. I have friends post links and message me, where they asked later why I didn't reply, in which I would respond with "I never got that message".
Anyhow, IRC is the most reliable source you can get. I will still use it in the year 2040 (if i live that long)
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Are you trying to create 2 realms? I see 2 realms in your realmlist where they need separate ports. The 2 realms can be on the same server or on separate servers.
You can not occupy one realm with 2 addresses or 2 ports.
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Only one address for one realm.
Your ports need to be different, also not sure why your localadress is in the 5.x.x range. it should be 127.0.0.1. Your lan address' are correct. You need to configure and whitelist the 8085 and set your realmid 2 to 8086 in your .conf for your second realm
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Are your ports whitelisted?
you should by default have 3724 for your authserver, and 8085 for your worldserver.
try
telnet 127.0.0.1 3724
telnet 127.0.0.1 8085
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Sounds like your auth.realmlist has the wrong address. Did you try setting it to 127.0.0.1 or your current dynamic external address?
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I didn't see any documentation to compile with clang. so...
To everyone that wants to use it i added options to my cmake, so every compile by default will be clang
-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=clang -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=clang++
Also, for debian users 'sudo apt-get install clang' installed all the compilers and libraries for me. If you choose to back to gcc, just blow away the options and rebuild with gcc.
I don't have access to edit the documentation and add this piece.
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Need a lot more context on your issue.
- What OS are you using?
- What branch are you using?
- Is your world server crashing
- Did you restart Authserver?
- Did you revert your changes and try again?
I'm assuming you are talking about the realmlist that pops up once you login to access your character screen.
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Iv'e used AJAX (javascript). I do use a apache/http secure session with a password. Just so nosey people that try to DL the javascript (that has the credentials) are unable to use it.
Example:
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On 2/11/2017 at 0:25 PM, Fuckinloop said:
Little Random but does anyone remember the free-trail wow.exe that streamed the client and never downloaded all the patch files? would be cool to host everything remotely with a barebone wow.exe it was during wotlk
Yes, unfortunately, blizz has scrubbed through all of their static or s3 buckets and removed all traces to that streaming service. (Im assuming that blizz caught on that private server idiots were direct linking to it)
Iv'e search for close to a year with no success.
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6 hours ago, tot78 said:
Would be good to have this indeed. For the 3.3.5 branch as well.
-- chaodhib
Again...
Start off by seeing what works as percentage scale... then list everything. Everything! (then assume from there that, that is what needs work or improvements)
It's alot of work and the devs would have to continually maintain it. As you search other posts you will see other members that have created these exact lists, but never go back to update it when there is so much activity.
BTW, thanks for the downvote... Learn some constructive criticism and do it yourself. It takes alot of time and if you want to invest in doing it, then you can get pats on the back. The main problem is maintaining it. I recommend a percentage level, since most scripts/instances/bgs, etc... will not be 100%
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On 2/10/2017 at 10:18 PM, Aokromes said:
[19:53:47] <vincent_michael> missing full boost support
^ this. I had played around with versions but to no success yet
I'm just going to stick around with gcc at the moment.
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Thanks Nay, I will try the 2017 beta
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That is horrible....
What is your compile time Release (that is debug) ?
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8 hours ago, Bradwin said:
How do I do that?
If you are using HeidiSQL (which im assuming, because of Windows screenshot), you can use the command macro window to redo your database. Take this opportunity to learn mysql commands
Aokromes is basically saying that you need to redo your world database.
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3.3.5a (enUS) hash should match or never change (This was for Windows OS 8/XP). I can't speak for other locale copies, nor operating systems outside of Windows.
After Wrath (Cata) It was almost impossible to do a hash check. It was a nightmare for BlizzCS to assist customers at the time (they enabled the live streaming) which varied across everyone, even for clients in certain regions within or outside the US. (using enUS version)
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Why don't you do it yourself?
"unknown column" "missing table" "duplicate column" error / sql problems / SQLDriverLogFile < answer on 1st post of 1st page
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That is a very very old characters database. That column was replaced a year ago. Read the instructions closely on adding a new characters database.