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I just recently tried to upgrade from version:

2012-04-29 09:11:31 TrinityCore rev. 2012-03-09 13:42:52 +0100 (f1949b20a654) (Win32, Release) (worldserver-daemon))

To the 4/28 version:

2012-04-29 08:47:54 TrinityCore rev. 2012-04-28 15:10:52 +0200 (b53485e05326+) (Win32, Release) (worldserver-daemon)

Auth server starts just fine but when I start the world server it aborts with this error:

2012-04-29 08:47:54 ERROR: Cannot connect to Character database 127.0.0.1;3306;trinity;trinity;characters

To check whether or not it was a problem with my database server I rolled my server back to the 3/9 version, which again ran perfectly fine. I again tried to upgrade to the 4/28 version and still get the above error. During both update attempts I did load the new sql files for auth and characters databases and loaded the world database from the last full release and then all the update files.

Any ideas what is wrong or where I can look to fix this? Thanks for any help that could be provided.

Mike

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I did check to make sure the entries were the same. Just to be sure they were I did copy paste from the 3/9 config to the 4/28 one for this entry. It did not make any difference, I get the same error.

I did check to make sure the entries were the same. Just to be sure they were I did copy paste from the 3/9 config to the 4/28 one for this entry. It did not make any difference, I get the same error.

I solved the problem. resilience was missing from character_stats. I must have missed a characters update somewhere along the line. Curious 3/9 worked and 4/28 did not, but once I added the missing field the server came up just fine.

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I apologise now for my amature questions which are about to follow as i have limited experience with building servers. I am making attempts to learn and develope my own server, but as we all know.... "you have to start from somewhere". So here goes.....

I have built a trinity core following the instructions layed out by trinity core http://www.trinitycore.info/How-to:Win the server seems to load up fine on my windows 7 64bit computer i am using trinity core manager to make things abit easier also. Load up seems clean from what i can tell from logs but if you require a copy of the logs i can pastebin. With the client i have i follow a process shown

this is exactly what happens to me also. What information do you require to help me solve this issue and any advice given would be greatly appreciated. :)
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hmk here are my configs and i have obviously edited my login information to my database.... ;)

http://pastebin.com/4Uw73WpN

http://pastebin.com/gq6HGkdk

the database seems to be correct with a 127.0.0.1 for the realmlist. port is set to 8085 game build is 14480. and the name of the realm is Gladiator. Also thank you for the welcome and hope i dont cause too many issues LOL.

apologiese for that it didnt refresh instantly i do apologise for that miss typing...

i guess i am still learning the system here.... lol

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I'm guessing your username/password don't match because you blotted the out when you pasted auth.config but didn't in world.config. Hopefully you don't have remote login enabled. ;)

You have the IP of the server running Trinity in your realmlist table of auth DB, and realm name?

You could also search the forums for "connect realm" and find a lot of this previously covered. I had problems with this years ago and barely remember all the things I tried. :)

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Ty for the heads up there... pastebin for world updated ^^ lol the server is running off my computer and so i have it running on 127.0.0.1 or should i change it to the dyndns info? yes i have realm name set up on the auth DB and thats in the realmlist. Hmm i will look around for more info, although i have already tried im guessing i didnt try well enough lol... any further advice would be apreciated.

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ok i change the build and now it cant even retrieve the realm list table..

I reverted back to origional build 14480 and i can now view the table again just cant see the realms. So it seems the build is fine. http://i869.photobucket.com/albums/ab256/jenks1999/authdbrealmlist.png

Thank you for your suggestions. I have actioned them all and found no results. I have paste binnned the config files previously with all configs.

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If the build 14480 was the default in your db, you are using the wrong database. Like Aokromes said, the master branch is 3.3.5a (12340).

Do the database steps again, following the wiki, and you will be able to login and play without errors.

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it seems the 4x branch i recieved from the complie... so ermmm i am having to find other peoples compiles and take part from that as i have compiled 4 times now with same results, all the parts are 4x even the extractors....

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it seems the 4x branch i recieved from the complie... so ermmm i am having to find other peoples compiles and take part from that as i have compiled 4 times now with same results, all the parts are 4x even the extractors....

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.

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ok i used the v3 map extractor and everything else i redone the db and used the updates from the sql folder for world and character. Also used https://github.com/downloads/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/TDB_full_335.11.46_2012_02_13.rar and Import ALL the sqls in /sql/updates/world to world database. Now all im getting is 2012-05-03 16:19:18 WORLD: VMap support included. LineOfSight:1, getHeight:1, indoorCheck:1 PetLOS:1

2012-05-03 16:19:18 WORLD: VMap data directory is: ./vmaps

2012-05-03 16:19:18 ERROR: Map file './maps/0004331.map' is from an incompatible clientversion. Please recreate using the mapextractor.

2012-05-03 16:19:18 ERROR: Correct *.map files not found in path './maps' or *.vmtree/*.vmtile files in './vmaps'. Please place *.map/*.vmtree/*.vmtile files in appropriate directories or correct the DataDir value in the worldserver.conf file.

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