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@Nay I downloaded the db from the trinitycore site that houses the 3.3.5_60 (or whatever the current one is). 

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@Nay So here is the latest headache. I followed what @Aokromes suggested and redownloaded everything last night and compiled. Here is what I get:

Auth server doesn't start, shows no errors.

 

World Server starts, gets to this point "[1146] Table 'characters.updates_include' doesn't exist
Your database structure is not up to date. Please make sure you've executed all queries in the sql/updates folders."

All files were redownloaded yesterday. I checked the settings to ensure that the "Updates.EnableDatabases = 7" is listed.

 

Ideas would be greatly appreciated. 

Offering remote assistance would be FABULOUS!!! 

Let me know either way please.

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The downloaded core I downloaded from here was the most current. Is that one no longer the current 3.3.5 @Aokromes? Or are you suggesting that I recompile the whole thing from the download point again?

 

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So checked, made sure path was there, this is what I still get @Aokromes

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*sigh* Alrighty @Nay I am just about to the point to offer $100 for anyone who can get this dang server running correctly without a repack.

Here is the latest screenshot of what is going on. I have followed the FAQ and still run into this error. Please take a look and tell me what you think. I am trying to compile a 3.3.5 server.

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Thanks again @Nay I had to reinstall Git and all parts associated with Git. 

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Git is added, and yet CMake still does not recognize that it is there? Is there a line in the script within CMake that needs to be altered?

 

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Still pulling up one error. The system is still stating that Git is not installed, yet it is there. 

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@Nay Don't see a "stage" but here is the screenshot of what I do have.

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@Nay Alright so I reinstalled VS2015 and selected everything. While I can get the system to point out on CMake, the error that now shows states that Boost and Git are not installed. I have added boost to the variables as listed on the installation guide, but the system still does not recognize boost. Pic is attached.

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Alrighty I will uninstall and reinstall again and let ya know. Thanks again Nay

 

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2015 But it allows you to run as 2013. I have also tried 2013 with the same result

 

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So that error still appears but it can see and I have uninstalled and reinstalled CMake and MS with no luck yet.

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@Nay Here is the screenshot itself. 

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So after redoing a lot, the error I am now getting in Cmake (even after changing back to VS 2013, and Cmake 3.3.2) is "Error in configuration process, project Files may be invalid" The download is direct from the installation guide. If anyone has an idea I would love to try them. 

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That is the only parts listed from CMake. There is no error log listed in the files, nor does one show up when searching for anything related to CMake. I might try to find a different version and what Maibenrai suggested for building purposes. 

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First one is the 3.3.5  the second is the 6.x version. Pretty sure its something fairly easy and I am just beating my head against the wall overlooking it, but then again, none of the installers point to Server 2012

 

CMakeCache.txt

CMakeCache6.txt

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So Cmake does not compile when ran in Server 2012. The error states "Error in configuration process, project files may be invalid" The only 3 pieces that are compiled are CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE, CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES, and CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. 

This machine is a Server 2012R2, Compiler is CMAKE 3.4.1 with Windows Visual Studio 14 2015 Win 64. 

Following the installation guide and the FAQs I have yet to find a solution to this error. Anyone got any ideas? I am trying to compile either 3.3.5 (Preferred) or 6.x. Either one would be fine so long as I can get either one up and running.