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Indeed. Issue tickets can be submitted without needing to know SQL or C++, let alone be able to follow the simple process of getting their own server running. Quite often, it's the people that don't know how things are meant to work that find broken areas. Pre-Cata, I knew of a path along the southern shore of Kalimdor that allowed access to the unfinished area south of Un'goro and Silithus. I never used a cheat to gain access to the area. There was no invisible wall to keep people out of the area. It was simply overlooked by the map builders at Blizzard because they knew there was nothing to send people to that area. As an explorer, I found it. Did I need to contribute code or database content to Blizzard to find it? Nope. I ought to grab a 3.3.5a client and set up a server to see if it's still reachable with Trinity (without cheating).

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Hello,my question is how to make outhserver and worldserver to connect with right user because i get this error

 

Auth.
Could not connect to MySQL database at 127.0.0.1: Access denied for user 'xxx'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
 
DatabasePool auth NOT opened. There were errors opening the MySQL connections. Check your SQLDriverLogFile for specific errors.
Cannot connect to database
 
and for Server this
 
DatabasePool world NOT opened. There were errors opening the MySQL connections. Check your SQLDriverLogFile for specific errors.
Cannot connect to world database 127.0.0.1;3306;xxx;yyy;world
 

 

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Apply all the updates to your DB. And learn how to use the search.

 

You're assuming that TDB was used and not some other world DB (that changed things in a way to break the official updates). Perhaps they used a repack as a starting point, which used different account settings for the MySQL install, too. Assuming that only the Trinity sql files were used, the same account information was used for the create files as well as for the shipped conf.dist files. As such, how else was there an access issue?

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DatabasePool world NOT opened. There were errors opening the MySQL connections. Check your SQLDriverLogFile for specific errors.

Cannot connect to world database 127.0.0.1;3306;trinity;trinity;world

 

 

This error.

4.3.4 tc

 

Yes i have read the topics about it still i cant fix it.. got the current db update "i think".

followed the tutorial u had ..

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I am getting the same thing, OS is Win7, I tried with firewall off and Antivirus off to, and got the same error.

I do have a question about something with this, why does the "realmlist build still say 12340" should it not say 15575 for 4.3.4?

 

What does the SQLDriverLogFile say? Is there a specific error listed there? Also, 434 is 15595 (not 7) so yeah, that's a bit odd that it says 12340.

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So, auth.realmlist, column gamebuild is saying 12340? That sounds like you're using the master branch (3.3.5a) authserver process. As for the SQLDriverLogFile, I assume you uncommented "#Logger.sql.driver=3,Console Server" in your worldserver.conf.

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That was what I thought at first to, so I re-downloaded the 434 db. I followed the how to and then cloned the 434 branch. Funny thing is when the auth server console is up it says, TrinityCore rev. a5a6799b4e46. Yet the clone was done today on rev. adc463b46b.    

The compile went fine, 

No I had not uncommented the #Logger.sql.driver=3,Console Server.  I have now done that and still getting nothing.

 

I am going to dump the whole thing and try again in a day or two. Thank you for your help, I will let you know if I get it to work or not either way.

 

OMG I found it,and feel stupid, when I did the clone it was one the 434 page, but it cloned the master.  Will fix and let you know. This could be what happened to RoleBackTime too.

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Could the Wiki possibly be updated to reflect what files from TC repo that need to be used in order to have a working repo? 

Could you possibly let me know what files will be needed, as I re-did the whole thing again last nite and get the same error again, so I am thinking like your saying Aokromes there must be missing files. I just need to know what ones are required for it to work properly please.

 

Thank you in advance.

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Ok not sure what is going on. for 4.3.4 I have totally different.

DBC = 333

Maps = 2816

Vmaps i keep getting error exit with errors, and no vmaps in folder at all

Have not run MMaps

 

I did cmake w/tools for the maps extracters and used them in the client folder then ran the wow.exe, like it says. ran the mapextracter.exe then the mkevmaps_simple.bat  Is there something I missed? I never had this trouble with 3.3.5.

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Sounds like a bad/incomplete 4.3.4 client. I've heard that a few of those are floating around. Even my copy seems to be missing things that mapextractor looks for. However, I seem to recall that certain map files were removed in 4.3.4, with others only available on the DVD distribution. The rest of the tools run without error or warning, though.

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Agree with +Kylroi, sounds like an incomplete client.

 

The client I have was my 335a client updated with a Cata dvd ISO that I grabbed online, followed by the patches found in my guide. I just tried the tools and didn't have any issues (did not run mmaps though because it takes my PC a couple days to finish).

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I'm not entirely sure what information you need so i'm going to give you a ton. Running off Windows 7 OS.

Since my WoldServer.exe won't open I've took a ss of my authserver.exe 6UoyF.png

 

My problem: When ever i attempt to open my worldserve.exe it closes within a few seconds I look in my server.log and this is what i see. 6UoCg.pngYes, i have imported all of the updates in the trinity/sql/updates and the problem preexists.

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Since we're seeing the world database login info, could you post what LoginDatabaseInfo (authserver.conf) is set to? You aren't getting a table missing error, so it's some issue with initial connection. I assume that worldserver.conf has the same connection information for auth, characters, and world. I just want to see if there is anything different between the 2 files. Surely, you didn't set a connection limit for the root user (https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/user-resources.html).

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