MrSmite

+Snatch If you're having difficulty with it then just ask for help but please don't pollute this thread with your own "guide" or links, it makes it too difficult to provide support. I won't support someone else's method. That said, downloading the MPQ files direct does not work. If it did, don't you think I would've simply suggested it? The guide I posted is the result of over a month of trial and error and collaboration with +Posthumus and I assure you it works just fine if people would simply read through it instead of blundering on blindly assuming they know what to do.

Yes, that's correct. In older versions of the forum software there was a checkbox next to the move button that turned the old topic into a link to the new topic so when you opened the old one it simply said "This topic has been moved to ....." instead of "sorry we can't find that".

Lately I've been getting a lot of notifications that "Aokromes has replied to a topic you're following" and when I click on the link provided it brings me to an error page: Is there any way for the forums to be a bit smarter and actually redirect you to the new post instead of just bombing? I know in my case it's because I've replied to a post related to SQL import issues which has been moved / merged into another thread. I wonder though if the people actually making those posts won't be able to find them and instead create a whole new topic. In the early days when I was an "SQL Dev" and Brian had given me moderation privileges, there used to be an option to "leave a link to the original post" but I don't think we used the same forum software back then. Thanks! PS: I'm not blaming Aokromes specifically, it just so happens he's the one in my notices

That error means a table is missing. Either you didn't create your database properly or, if that table isn't in the "create" SQL files, you missed an update that adds it. This is the SQL that creates the table, it's from an old bug report / fix posted on github in January: 2014_01_31_00_world_spell_custom_attr.sql Copy all of it into an SQL file and execute it on your database to create the table. Then import again the one that gave you the error.

Not sure if this is the reason Russia bans CloudFlare but they are being treated like MegaUpload was. They get blocked a lot because people upload copyrighted material or other illegal files. It costs less money to ban an entire range (less work and man-hours) rather than a specific site which is why sites get banned that shouldn't. You might be able to circumvent that using Tor. Just be aware that CloudFlare may make you solve captcha before continuing on to your destination address. These captcha require JavaScript to be enabled which can (in rare instances) expose your real IP address over Tor.

Lost connection errors can also be a timeout error. If the query is too large it can exceed the timeout and cause the connection to drop. Instead of combining the SQL into one big file, why not import them one at a time? Here is the script I wrote for Windows.

Ok, I'll grab that one I double checked the wiki and it doesn't specify a GIT version and the macro file says 1.7 is the minimum but not that it's required. At any rate, I ended up uninstalling GIT (again) and reinstalling a lower version and things seem fine now. I think the problem was that TortoiseGit had a lingering process that was keeping my old GIT running so it didn't fully uninstall the first time. I ended up with two versions and it borked my PATH variable.

I'm getting strange build errors trying to compile but the build continues anyway... Hash: c28345e279f31af2fa32df2411325ccfabe06fc8 CMake: 3.0.0 Git: Git-1.9.4-preview20140611 OS: Windows 7 Compiler: Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Error: error MSB6006 "cmd.exe" exited with code 1 Note: This is repeated several times throughout the build process and is related to the following: CMake error at EnsureVersion.cmake:95 NORMALIZE_VERSION macro invoked with incorrect arguments CMake error at FindGit.cmake:42 Git was found but is OUTDATED you need at least version 1.7 CMake Configure step failed. Build files cannot be regenerated correctly Git version too old So is this a problem with the sources or with my installation? After cloning the repo, CMake worked fine to generate the source files. To test GIT, I created a branch and merged a dummy patch which was successful. Any advice? Edit: I looked in FindGit.cmake and saw this: Is it possible that this is failing because GIT stopped including git.cmd in 1.8?

Well, I guess you need an internet connection while installing Visual Studio. I connected my computer to the internet and ran a repair of VS and after about 30 minutes it finished and rebooted. CMake now works properly.

Having trouble getting CMake to recognize VS 2013 on Windows 7. Note: I have not had problems with VS9 or VS10 in the past... Installed VS 2013 Ultimate Ran "vcvarsall.bat" from VS install dir to set environment variables This actually doesn't seem to do anything so I ran vcvars32.bat directly which also seems to do nothing Installed CMake 3.0.0 Ran CMake Tools -> Configure "Visual Studio 12 2013" Use default native compilers Finish Got the following errors: The C compiler identification is unknown The CXX compiler identification is unknown CMake error log says it failed to compile a test program error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'kernel32.lib' CMake error log also has an error: MSB8003 - Could not find WindowsSDKDir in registry Cleared CMake cache and ran it again Tools -> Configure Visual Studio 12 2013 Specify native compilers Selected the VS 2103 "cl.exe" for both C and C++ Finish Got the same errors as before Checked Google Not very useful. Looked at similar topics about VS 2010 where it is mentioned that you need to run vcvars32.bat before installing CMake which I had done. Other posts say to run the IDE first (which I tried) and to uninstall / reinstall CMake which I did. Also no helpful information on the "WindowsSDKDir" error either

Since you're using a repack, your options are: Ask for help in their forums Pull a copy of the official TrinityCore database and the official TrinityCore source and compile using our official guide Note: Since you indicate interest in 4.3.4 you can try to ask for help if you get stuck but do keep in mind that since it is in alpha, it is just as unsupported as your repack I would recommend option 2.

For your question about SQL clients, I personally recommend SQLyog. Even if you only use the free "community" edition, it is more than enough for importing Trinity SQL. It can handle bulk inserts quite well. As for your error message: This sounds like you're using a modified client which we cannot support.

For what it's worth, ordinal 4333 corresponds to the following function: i2d_PKCS7_bio_stream in libeay32.dll version 1.0.0.2 through 1.0.1.7. Note: You should be using at least 1.0.1.7 which was patched to address the Heartbleed bug.

There you go again, posting things that have already been posted: immature, pricks Please do try to use the search button.

It's too bad forum software can't use some sort of heuristics analysis to detect similar topics and automatically redirect the author when they click "Post":

Microsoft never ceases to annoy. Makes me wish I had learned coding for apple / linux all those years ago.

No. Since a rebase simply pulls a fresh copy and attempts to merge your changes, it is redundant to what you did in the guide (pull a fresh copy before starting work). Once you submit your PR it could end up sitting for a long time before anyone attempts to merge it and it would most likely fail at that point anyway. A rebase before pull request would only be useful if it were guaranteed that a developer would review and merge your changes within a timely fashion.

I find it strange that this hasn't been more of a problem. If I look at the internet headers of the message, it shows that it was bounced to people on github that are also part of Trinity. Note: Internet Headers are separate from the "from" and "cc" boxes. It shows all the people who were involved in a message chain even if they aren't part of the distribution list displayed in "from" and "cc". I've definitely seen names of people that develop Trinity in that list.

+Aokromes This really should be moved to the custom code section since the OP mentioned "creating a custom item", in case he has further questions. It will save him the trouble of getting 100 "this is the wrong section" replies (101 if you include mine )

That and... you didn't mention what DB revision you're using and what permissions you have in RBAC.

I think there are two separate issues here. +Clonix has the "unknown field" error and is using HeidiSQL. +GerAgstin has the "missing table" error and is using SQLyog (per the screenshot in his post). I forgot to note in my post that I was referring to +Clonix (well, actually anyone using HeidiSQL).

I would recommend not using HeidiSQL, it has a tendency to not import Trinity SQL properly.

So I can't seem to find these standard privacy options: Hide my email from the public Only allow administrators, moderators and friends to send me personal messages Within the past week I've started receiving spam email from a russian server so I came here to make sure my email was set to private but could not find any such setting.

Glad you got it working

lua scripts aren't part of the standard core and this section is for help with unmodified cores. You should post in the custom code section instead.