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C:/trinitycore/dep/mysqllite ??? That's funny that the wiki says to install mysqlite... oh wait.. it doesn't.. You may be 'trying' to compile a fresh TC (master), but you need to start with this: http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/How-to_Win It's pretty obvious you didn't read the wiki.

That doesn't help amigo... We are asking for a revision.. but anyways, Nay provided the link that should help you "update your DB". Too many people ask for help and don't provide what revision they are using, come to find out it isn't even the correct version (even with links provided does not help us, help you!)

Why are you installing Microsoft sql server?? Read the wiki closely and don't skip any steps

You scared me, I thought the master branch was converted to 434 and all "old" updates are 335.

You don't need to forward 9000. The 2 links provided are sufficient.

Lol. I'm starting to give up.. There are so many posts about this now... I'm going to just reply with these 2 links http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/7494-logging-into-gameserver-problem/ http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/7496-cannot-connect-from-lan-or-internet/ Peep just fail to use the search

I don't remember the post where I put it, but like Zze says, think of it as you are one of your friends on an external machine trying to get in.

Sometimes the client times out when importing large DBs. That goes for all clients (if the file is really large). I always import the sql files manually through the terminal/command prompt. 1. Login into mysql: mysql -u <username> -p <password> 2. Import the database manually. Example: If you need to import to the characters database At the mysql prompt type use characters; source <path_to_your_file>\largefile.sql; Import to world use world; source <path_to_your_file>\largefile.sql;

Yes put the name of the dns in the address='putyourdnsnamehere'. Be sure to copy the above where it's wrapped in code tags, just in case there's a back-tick missing. My guess is that you didn't have the dns name in the DB originally, which is where people find themselves in the connection loop. worldserver.conf = localhost (127.0.0.1) [if your DB is on the same machine] router configuration = 10.10.10.10 => [8085] (whatever your local network is set to. in my case it would be like 192.168.x.x) <= whatever your router resolves locally! router configuration = 10.10.10.10 => [3724] (whatever your local network is set to. in my case it would be like 192.168.x.x) <= whatever your router resolves locally! DB auth.realmlist = DNSName (external) (The query example i gave should help you modify your DB realmlist to get your friends to connect) [On outside connections] Tell them to point to your DNSName in the realmlist.wtf, It also helps to change your .wtf file as well. Think as if your outside trying to get in... The application is exposed talking outside. Thats it!

UPDATE `realmlist` SET `address`='<putyourdnsnamehere>' WHERE `id`=1; Ugh.. I hate windows. Open a command prompt in windows and type "ping <yourdnsname>". If it results back an IP.address then your good on resolving the dns. Then type "ipconfig" (to get your internal IP address) Use your internal address in your router to forward the ports 8085 and 3724. Example: 10.11.12.13 => 8085 10.11.12.13 => 3724

@MrSmite, maybe update the guide with, "make a copy of your wow 3.3.5a client first... That way when someone doesn't read your guide all the way through (won't mention names) they will have a backup. lolz. BTW, Good guide Also, I made a copy of my current client (3.3.5) and renamed it (bcuz I still love my Wrath), so that way when I update to 4.x I have a 3.3.5 client as well. Once the installation is done, renaming the client directory will 'un-link' the registry in Windows. (If the install was from scratch)

http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/345-howto-properly-install-git-on-windows-fix-trinitycore-rev-0000-00-00/

Worst community member in the world. You got your answer, If you can't read what was "supported" to you, then come back when you are over the age of 12.

Your DB has the loopback (127.0.0.1), It's fine for local, but won't get your friends connected... first, you need to check your firewall.. If you are using Windows it should have prompted you to allow traffic on 8080, and 3724 as usual. Removing, Reinstalling or configuring CMake and VisualStudio(C++) has nothing to do with connecting, those our the tools to compile the source. There is something blocking you on your router and/or LAN or something wrong with the DB. If you plan on having friends connect, then you need to setup your forwarding address, But I think you should iron out getting connected locally, before getting your friends to connect.

Read this first. http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/345-howto-properly-install-git-on-windows-fix-trinitycore-rev-0000-00-00/ Does a server list even populate on your screen? If it doesn't, then you don't have the TDB setup correctly. Tips for people using 'root'. Create a user in your TDB that doesn't have full access to 'mysql'.'user'. I've just seen too many terrible things happen.

Sounds like you checked the box in cmake, but didn't re-run the "configure" twice, then click "generate", then..... recompile with the tool you are using (Visual Studio). THat would be the only reason why the tools are not compiled, and like Zaranthos stated if you could find the worldserver and authserver binaries that is also where the tools will be dumped.

Well for starters, that's like trying to tell a car mechanic what the car sounds like over the phone. No specs or logs files are provided. Put some logs or the config files in spolier tags, and XXXX out the 'public' IP address in the config files. Maybe an issue with a firewall on that box.

Check for working C compiler using: Visual Studio 10 -- broken CMake Error at C:/Program Files/Programme Server/CMake 2.8/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/CMakeTestCCompiler.cmake:52 (MESSAGE): The C compiler "cl" is not able to compile a simple test program. Change Dir: C:/Users/Tobi/Desktop/Build/CMakeFiles/CMakeTmp Run Build Command:C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe cmTryCompileExec1631159175.vcxproj /p:Configuration=Debug Try reinstalling Visual Studio plus the dependencies, then try selecting Visual Studio 9 when compiling.

Be careful posting your password, even though it is resolving the localhost, and put those in spoiler tags.

1. I agree, I like the old logging system. 2. Yes, you want to enable core debug option. BTW the above method was just to see if you would get past the character_equipmentset table, you can easily change it back. I was just trying to help with a unique problem that your are having,.

Try this, to see if this will get into worldserver: ALTER TABLE `character_equipmentsets` CHANGE COLUMN `ignore_mask` `ignore_mask` INT(11) NULL AFTER `iconname`;

you have to compile the source.

@Minimize, If I remember correctly that's a repack. Updating your repack DB with Trinitycore DB is like adding water to your car's gas tank. (Assuming you have windows from your OP) Start here, and most of your problems will go away, I promise!

lmao, you're right. I'm trying to save money and teach her linux.. that machine barely has the resource to run Win7 not to mention all the garbage she has on that comp that has about 300 process' running.