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I like the "Im not advertising or anything". Good show old chap.. good show... They may say that it's 95%, but what does that even mean? You do know that you are an idiot and fell prey to those false advertising gimmicks, "Hey we have more stuff working than the other guys, come join us!" If you truly believe that they have a "95%" (still don't know what that means). Then go ask them for their source, why are you here?

It's never too late to learn. but then again, even Linux has it's issues

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Hey Smellbee, What version of g++ & gcc & cmake are you running? I haven't compiled on my CentOS box for quite some time and will try it out since TC changed the cmake configuration to allow newer compilers. Also something that I noticed before you ran anything... -- Looking for pthread_create - not found -- Looking for pthread_create in pthreads -- Looking for pthread_create in pthreads - not found

That's not a problem, that table no longer exists (according to the latest TDB full) you just need to update your core and DB. This is the current DB structure http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/Database%3A+Auth

You are obviously doing something wrong with the updates. And you are comparing apples to oranges. A 335a repack and 434 source is no where near the same thing. So actually.. that's like comparing apples to rocks. My advice to you is, just play on a friends 434 server and ask for GM access. But I do agree on your topic title which states "noob".

"You say", Authserver connects and that you connected before to a 4.3.4 worldserver? It looks like you didn't run updates which makes me think you haven't ran worldserver, not to mention the wrong password in your DB or your .conf setting, but still.. Trying to run TC without updates gives you "cannot connect", because your DB is outdated so it's trying to find tables or DBs that don't exist. So... my conclusion is 1.) You have never ran a True TC 4.3.4 worldserver, or 2.) you really really busted your TDB (again).

What version of openssl and libssl-dev do you have running? I'm not sure if Ubuntu version 13+ needs a downgrade (I doubt it), but need to check the compatibilities. If by chance they are installed, they need to be installed globally or path them to your bin directory where you run your binaries.

If this is for 335a, then why are you positing 434 revision?

I'm assuming you mean this? What else do you need help with? Your ace is broke or outdated

We need a bit more detail on the problems your having. Like...... wtf problems are you having?

+Clonix It's impossible to read what problems you have with your DB without providing any tidbit or oversight of your DB structure. Your conf file should point to auth DB (by default). or your DB is still not set up properly or you wouldn't receive that error.

^^ To add to what Paradox stated, we all would like to learn, but I agree at some point people should learn or read how these things work first before jumping in. (great example MySQL Databases). You don't have to know how a car works like a mechanic, but you should know how to drive one before taking it on the streets. There are more than enough shitty private servers out there where it will allow newbs to do low GM stuff, like give yourself gear, solo through an instance, fly around, etc... But, most people don't know shit about running servers and the main functionality or maintenance like not knowing how to drive, then suddenly out of pure dumb luck or a miracle they somehow get a server running, then they are a operating a large bus and drive people around town??

You hosed your mysql DB or your MySQL is extremely outdated. Also, you insert data from a sql file "into" the DB, not "from".

There was a problem connecting, because.. 1. MySQL is not setup according to the wiki, or 2. You didn't run the updates. unknown column 'permission' in field list. I'm leaning toward number 2. MySQL will try to read a DB/Table, when it's presented with too many errors than MySQL will dump the connection. thus the... Cannot connect to ... It's not always a permission or "access" issue.

Hey Kira, need some more details... What version of the compiler are you using What version of cmake you are using You can paste a snippet of the error you see and wrap it in 'code' tags example... [code] my error code here [/code]

This helped me out awhile back, I had the same problem where my g++ was still the original 4.6.3 doing a gcc -v and g++ -v should give you the same version, but in your case, it looks to be conflicting. http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2013/08/install-gcc-4-8-via-ppa-in-ubuntu-12-04-13-04/ I had to fix my alternatives so that they looked at newer versions and do a complete clean reinstall Upgrade to 4.8.1 following that link. Then add exactly from Guy Rutenburgs blog for cmake. Just in case, this is exactly what I did... https://gist.github.com/CDawg/9731264 Then blow away your ~/TrinityCore/build directory and do another make. That should do it!

I get the same warnings, so far I haven't had any Segmentation Faults, crashes, etc... after the latest pull from Gunship addition. Did you modify CMakeLists, after upgrading gcc ?

Did you modify something? Your revision tells me otherwise.. Also, try searching, I know there is a guide for MAC, I think the MAC wiki may need to be updated. I actually had issues myself, currently on the latest Mavericks. I just threw on a Linux box and played also with VS on Win7 box.

@Wolfz, It's hard to judge because you lack the revision, so if you installed git properly or downloaded from TC's official repo, and installed the latest TDB (remember the updates) look at the date... Then you wouldn't have this problem. I think you jacked up your DB and need to start over.

You say fresh trinitycore? TrinityCore rev. unknown 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 (Archived branch) (Win32, Release) (worldserver-daemon) Does that mean a brand new TDB as well?

You have something not installed or you selected the wrong cmake configuration (assuming you are on Windows), also cmake isn't a compiler. It just generates the configuration so VS can compile. http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/How-to_Win#How-to_Win-SoftwareRequired You need to install the VS and the Redistributable packges. Just follow: http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/How-to_Win

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b0ef7ada-af8b-45ad-b10b-dc8902806776/c-error-information-cannot-find-or-open-the-pdb-file

You have to compile it on the same machine then. Like Paradox stated, you have conflicting .NET and/or runtimes. I've seen this a dozen times before. Compiled on machine and doesn't run properly on the other. It was the same problem with 32bit and 64bit, but even if both are the same platform, you may run into issues because of compatibility with the libraries

Even with bad mysql credentials a log is generated. What OpenSSL do you have running? Are you able to connect with worldserver? What MySQL are you running? Is something broke in your .conf file?