Nay

Change the Rate.InstanceResetTime in worldserver.conf

"1442376000" is a unix timestamp, the number of seconds since the epoch 1 January 1970 http://www.unixtimestamp.com/index.php

Import TDB_full_world_6.02_2015_07_14.sql into an empty DB and then all the .sql files in /sql/updates/world. It's that simple.

SMART_ACTION_CALL_FOR_HELP is a good idea, I forgot about that

There doesn't seem to exist an easy way to do this. `creature_formations` works however you'll need to calculate the distance and angles to match current spawn positions.

Long story short the sniffer needs to be adapted for each different build and so far PTR is not worth that trouble.

I have no idea why might this happen nor have I ever see this error before. My only suggestion is to start from scratch, delete the build dir and re-clone the repo.

The patcher has a -e option to disable updates, have you tried that?

sudo apt-get install libboost-regex-dev

​http://community.trinitycore.org/forum/13-wdbadbsniffs/

@dragos14: One of the DLLs you are using was compiled with VS 2013 instead of the VS 2015. You can use Dependency Walker to find the culprit binary and replace it. @Spire: _BUILD_DIRECTIVE should not be missing, find why that happens. Your change in the files is simply hiding the problem.

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Although I dislike having a one-for-all topic, answer me in http://community.trinitycore.org/topic/120-compile-or-cmake-problems/?do=findComment&comment=75456

item_template no longer exists. If the item doesn't exist in item-sparse.db2 it might need to be added to the hotfix database. P.S Post your sniff in http://community.trinitycore.org/forum/13-wdbadbsniffs/ and let us handle template updates.

@Spire: Start by reverting any change you have done. After that, post the contents of the cmake output. @dragos14: What's your error?

Nobody can answer that yet.

Apply that file manually and see why it fails.

If a quest giver offers you a deprecated quests, that sounds like a bug that should be reported in the tracker.

@runic: use a Trinity repository without modifications and see if it still works. I don't know what "FRoZeNLaND" is.

That seems fine... BOOST_ROOT is defined in environment variables, right?

I mean the contents of that directory... it's what the dir command does (a.k.a ls)

Paste a dir of the Boost install directory.

GCC 4.7.2 didn't support "using" that was used in a commit.

This is fixed on 3.3.5 now with https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/1a553b780b160deb8fdb6bd948c7d7999e19798f

@dhr, @tuko: that issue has been fixed on 6.x 2 days ago and on 3.3.5 5 minutes ago