MrSmite

How could a repack possibly solve your problem? If anything it will cause more problems which you'll post here and get ignored. Follow the wiki and my instructions earlier.

Try changing the priority to normal. I've had issues on Windows setting the priority to high using the CONF. Usually I just set it by hand in TaskManager. As for your DB errors, those are definitely missing SQL updates. Since the DB you used only covers you up to 2012-02-13 and the core is from 2012-05-03, you need to apply all the SQL in the UPDATES folder that is greater than 2012-02-13 AFTER you install the base DB.

Yeah, I guess TSpy isn't so bad but those giant lightbulbs.... who comes up with this stuff? LOL!

Every forum I visit is now spammed with several rows of giant lightbulbs showing recent topics. I don't like this feature at all, takes way too much room. I tried to turn it off in the "TSpy" settings but could only find options to change the look... which didn't work (Firefox 11). Is there any way to turn this feature off completely?

Make sure when you pull from https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore.git that you select "Master" for the branch, not the "4.x" or any other.

Since the error is on line 2 of your SQL file, why not post the first 10 lines or so. Someone might be able to spot the error.

God I hope not. Last forum update I had to recreate my account and sart from scratch By the way, you can edit your posts if you copy the link on the 'edit' button and paste it into your address bar. Looks like it's just the button that's broken.

As I browse around and / or try to edit my post, I get this error at the top of the page:

Thanks for the info, I've been reluctant to update my repo to push a patch since I couldn't test it.

Need a proper crash dump to even begin helping Not to sound rude but if you can't be bothered to supply simple revision info, how can you expect people to be bothered to help? Actually it matters a lot, that's why there are guidelines for submitting support issues

So that's why NASA canceled the shuttle program

Those errors indicate you most likely missed an SQL update There are tools and guides on the forum, just search for them.

Is it possible to modify the wiki so people can add pages but not delete them? If anyone can modify I don't see the reason to restrict adding.

So I guess this is a no?

Which is kind of my point. If people can't create guides on the wiki then they'll end up in the Help & Support forum where they'll either be buried and forgotten or stickied which may fill a page or two after a while. Not to mention there are stickied guides in other forums too which really should be consolidated into a localized "Guides" section. I just figured since every member can create posts in Help & Support that it would be more intuitive to have the 'Guides' subforum here. I really don't think you want to give everyone elevated priveleges on the wiki and I doubt the devs. want to be in charge of moving guides from the forums to the wiki, do they? Ok, well that is a good feature.

Except users aren't able to make new pages on the wiki so how would these editable guides get there in the first place? Since there's only an 'edit' option, guides have to be posted in the "Help and Support" forum anyway. Might as well make a more appropriate subforum for them. PS: If you do go with the wiki, I hope you keep regular backups. That way when someone comes from a rival core (remember those DOS attacks?) to purposely edit mistakes into the guides they can be restored.

I see that the number of pinned posts in the 'Help and Support' section is getting large. My original thought was to try to move some of the "How To" posts to the wiki but I can't create new pages. So I figured I'd suggest instead that all posts that are guides or "How To" posts be moved to a subsection of "Help and Support" called "Guides". I know it may seem like more micromanagement for your mods but having a separate guides forum would: Allow the "How To" posts to be easily browsed (especially when they become "unpinned") Free up the pinned list for its original intended purpose: important notices Prevent the first page of "Help and Support" from being nothing but pinned posts Encourage more people to write guides (maybe) Anyway, just a thought after the success of the "solved" section which seems to have cut down on duplicate questions. Edit: I see you could actually free up pinned slots in several forums that have guides in them. In fact some guides I didn't even know whe had

TortoiseGIT guide moved back into its own topic for easier seaching / discussion until I can put it on the wiki. It shouldn't have been merged into the middle of a discussion about the commandline.

Neat, thanks. I guess I should take some time to browse my control panel.

I was a little surprised to see I have 25 likes and was curious what they might be. I only know of one post in "Help & Support" with a like (my VS guide) and "find my content" doesn't have an option to only find "liked" posts. Now I know this isn't a big deal but is there a way to search that type of data? I'm curious.

I know. I was giving a fecitious answer for a ridiculous question.

Yes. I wrote down both "latest revisions" and "022143460a3fdd734914696aac76a2b7e6ff216e" and stood on it for a while and didn't fall over. Seems stable to me.

In the event log there should be an event ID. Try searching Google to see what's recommended. Other than that, I've got nothing. It sounds like a missing file or two but without any logs or anything to go on it's a crap-shoot.

What version of the core did you compile? A while ago there was a revision that was linked to the debug ACE dlls... http://www.trinityco...-cryptic-error/ I know you're getting a different error but if you don't have the "latest" core then you should try pulling the source and building it again with VS 2008. Also, check the Windows event log to see if there are any details. Most errors like these show up there which can be helpful. Edit: Oh, did you install OpenSSL correctly? Download the correct VC runtimes (for the OpenSSL you installed) from their website and install them, they may be a different revision and can be installed side-by-side http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html

Sounds like you're either missing the proper C++ runtimes or .NET