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Any reasons for not preferring IRC instead of HipChat?

That's enough. You have Boost in 64 bits for VS 2015 (lib64-msvc-14.0) but you are compiling in 32 bits mode. Change the compiler in CMake to Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64.

Can you post a screenshot of C:/local/boost_1_60_0/stage/lib ?

No, that's not how it works. Change the compiler to VS 2015 in CMake. Make sure that you actually installed the C++ compiler when you installed VS 2015, for that you need to select the C++ modules in the Advanced options in the VS installer.

Did you install Visual Studio 2013?

We do not have a 4.3.4 branch.

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No, don't change anything, 20726 is the right value. The issue is somewhere else but I'm not sure where... Account created with the .bnetaccount create command? Bnetserver and worldserver ports are open? Running the _patched client?

Can you print a row of your auth.realmlist table?

Does this still happen? It looks fine for me on Chrome.

Does this still happen? https://trinitycore.atlassian.net/wiki

5 Jan -- Fixed If there's any other page with missing content please alert us, thanks.

The Server Setup page at the wiki should be fixed now. If you need further help, please reply here.

@Brlott1 The actual error should be displayed above that text

Start using the mysql command line client instead of fancy GUIs. You will know exactly what you are importing and how. mysql -uusername -ppass database < file.sql

What's the value of ZMQ_LIBRARY in CMake?

MYSQL_LIBRARY variable in CMake and then recompiling. (Tick Advanced in CMake-gui if you don't see this var)

Can you post CMake configuration? Namely ZMQ_INCLUDE_DIR and ZMQ_LIBRARY

6.x supported client version is usually in sync with retail's, give or take a few days of delay after a patch release. You do not need to connect to retail's servers to make it usuable. You can also disable automatic updates in bnet.

The libmysql.lib and the libmysql.dll files do not match. You need to use the DLL corresponding to the .lib you used to compile.

You can use the .go xyz command if you know the mapid (find it in the Map.dbc or Wowhead perhaps). For the coordinates, you can try random values until you find a spot where you can move.

Glad to know :)

You can try mine: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/110647333/ShareX/2015/12/connection_patcher.exe Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, maybe it's a virus.

You need to patch the .exe in your own machine. You can't simply get a patched .exe from dubious sources.