Guybrush

Yes you can.

Assuming you're using visual studios, are you compiling in debug or release?

Hell..better yet don't paste your entire conf into the post when like 3% of the contents pertains to the problem you're having.

I had responded to your other thread, but it was the one that got deleted... The address field in your realmlist table needs to point to the external IP of the host.

If this happens, just turn off WYSIWYG and use bbcode mode to add your spaces and then switch back. You can also always click "preview" instead of actually posting.

I'm not entirely sure why + works sometimes and not others, but it's supposed to be a "mention" shortcut. You can also do the same thing by using MrSmite [member=membername] In which case, obviously the + is not necessary. But to get the notifications, they have to be enabled. When this is enabled, you'll get alerts in the same box your "likes" are shown.

It's not? How can you be so sure when you haven't fixed the problem?

The logic here is that 434 is developmental and should you decide to clone it, you're on your own. The reason? There are far too many variables for anyone to provide accurate support for the myriad of errors you're going to encounter in the 434 branch. Your decision to clone 434 comes with an "as is" tag. No support = don't ask for help with something that, for the moment, barely works. The decision to provide a 434 branch to the public was with the hope that the community would have enough volunteers to contribute to the project and make it worthwhile. It wasn't invitation for everyone and their uncle to come clone it and then make millions of posts screaming "omg 434 brukd". Interested volunteers hopefully have the capacity to get it up and running with little to no assistance, otherwise there's probably very little they can contribute.

Then I would put stock in the possibility that you do not have a complete client. Suggest looking for an alternative source for your client.

That's the revision you need to checkout. git checkout b95b19b3

Or +KingPin can allow users (or at least approved users) to make new pages, as was mentioned in April.

What's your folder structure? Assuming the current folder is where the worldserver binary is located, and map data folders are in the same directory (as in maps, dbc, vmaps, mmaps), then the "maps dir" should simply say "." If you have them inside a child folder (for example, data), then the dir needs to read "./data" Your path needs to be relative to the worldserver binary.

Very likely you have an incomplete client. 141 -- is that the number of DBC files you have in your data directory? If so, you should have more like 334 files...

No problem. I added a table of contents to that page to make those steps a bit more visible. By the way, you should remove the "worldserver" tag on the original post so as not to show up incorrectly in other searches.

And you followed these steps?

You can checkout a specific branch after you git clone. Elaborate on what you mean by this. Are you using http://www.trinitycore.org/f/files/file/9-tdb-full-434/? Where are you getting the updates from, and where are you applying them?

And you pick 434? Really? Personally I think you should leave 434 alone and stick with master. Why? You didn't follow the instructions.

account set gmlevel is all you should have to do.

Because you tried to pass incorrect arguments. account create name password account set gmlevel name 3 -1

RBAC

Fixed. http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/How-To_Win+4.3.4 http://collab.kpsn.org/display/tc/Installing+TDB+4.3.4

You didn't do any updates. You can't just import TDB (which was released on 2-14-2013) without doing any updates and expect it to run.

This is because *ideally* you shouldn't need to import anything from 335a -- changes should have already been merged with 434. But since this isn't the case... Short story: 434 needs to be resynced with 335a.

Interesting...I literally just checked out that exact same revision to restore a back up of characters I needed. As a matter of fact, I was doing that right before I came back to read your reply... What a coincidence? Anyway, seeing as you are working with a core that is OLDER than the TDB (which was released on 2-14), you will also need to import the SQL queries found in the TDB 50 folder under sql/old/3.3.5a/TDB50_to_TDB51_updates/world, starting with the queries on the same day or immediately after your DB date found in `version`. Since you did not do this, it may be difficult to do now that you've imported SQLs out of order. You may need to wipe the updates you've done and start over from the correct date.

2013_02_18_00_world_misc_equip <- did you run this sql in its entirety? I just checked all of the updates following the above, and none update the equipment_id column in creature_template (all the way to today's commits). The only references made to this column are applied to the `creature` table (as they should). You either missed the SQL I mentioned above, or your batch is screwy.