Have you checked the big sticky titled NEWEST BINARIES (yes its all in caps) in the gereral support forum?

what matt said..hehe

oki doke, ;p thanks, hopefully ill be out of your hair for an hour :) thanks matt and wiz

Mr's Errors and Mine
 

Ok I'm having the exact same error on bootup as MrFox only when I try to run mysql -u root mysql, it sends me to the dirrectory that mysql is in instead of running the mysql proggy :-(

Anyone know about this?

erb2k

ok, I had this trouble for a short time before I realized that SQL is case sensitive


check your db.ini file

make sure the name and password is exact (case sensitive)

Trouble should go away

That error simply means it cant find your database

MySQL is only as case sensitive as the OS it's on. If you're running Windows then you don't need to worry about having the correct case. If you're running the MySQL server on Linux then you do.

If it said that 0 rows were affected (which it did) then it never added your user. I've run into that myself. For some reason it wouldn't create users for me through the command line. I would suggest using a program similar to PHPMyAdmin (only if you have a web server on that computer too) or MySQL-Front to create the user.

Or, if you wanna try it again then use the syntax below (just run the first line if your database is on the same computer as World.exe and Zone.exe).

Just be sure to replace the bold text with your database name, username, and password.

Solution
 

Remove the "." infront of zone name the period.

Im very Stupid
 

i typed in
mysql>GRANT ALL on eq to (user)@localhost IDENTIFIED BY (Password)WITH GRANT OPTION;

and he gave me that Error:

Error:1064 You have an error in Your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '(Password) WITH GRANT OPTION' at line 1

anyone can help me???!!! :P :P :P

Your password needs to be in quotes. Doesn't matter if it's double or single though.

Thanks
 

IT WORKS!!!!! IM SO HAPPYYY!!!!!! :P :P :P