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Athena

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  1. unfortunately there is no official way to get logs from rizon, these logs are from a BNC client always attached to the server which sees joins and parts. if anyone wishes to write some sed magic to remove said (hah) joins and parts I would look into making use of it :)

    In linux?

    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** Joins' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** Quits' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** TRiNiTY' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed 'is now known' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** LimitServ' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** irc.rizon.io' $file
    
    for file in logs/*.log; do sed '*** irc.rizon.io' $file
    
    

    I think it covers all unwanted entry's.

  2. How am I supposed to do this for the 4.3.4 branch? I have compiled and when I try to extract the maps, I just get a bunch of errors saying that the extractor cant open any of the files...?

    Windows 7 64-bit

    Client 4.3.4 15995 (Release x86)

    Far as i know that branch is not ready for production yet. So why would you want to compile extractors for it??

  3. Open a new topic about it.

    The main problem is solved.

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    It appears the issue in the original post was solved, so this thread shall be closed.

    Should you encounter any other difficulties, please open a new thread.

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  4. The files arent a repack. They are a full zip of the compile you get from the wiki. Its a read to go set up. I have checked all the files and the db files and there are no credits to the poster. He even confirms the files as full trinity core compile.

    It is a repack.

    I do strongly recommend you guys take a look at that link i previously posted and check out the files and advise me on them because the whole post is about a latest version compile straight from trinity core "how-to-win" tutorial with both x64 and x86 versions.

    We don't and will never support anything you will find on ac-web or anything outside the community. So, if you want to use something outside of it, you're on your own.

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