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Old 05-09-2002, 02:22 AM
Andur
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Default Trouble With MiniLogin

Hi all. I'm having a wee bit of trouble getting the minilogin server to work. I installed the regular unpatched everquest, without any expansions and set up the emulator EXACTLY as outlined in the readme. I set up the mysql database properly and the ini files correctly and the eqhost.txt file correctly.
Anyways, the problem comes about when I try to run the emulator. I first run minilogin.exe as directed after loading the mysqldatabaseadmin-thing-a-mig-jig. The first thing it does is pop up a message saying [loginserver.ini] - block missing. Something to that extent. Now, my loginserver.ini is EXACTLY AS YOU SPECIFIED! Then I run world.exe and it works perfectly. Then I run the run5zoneswin9x.bat and it runs perfectly. Then I load up Eqw.exe, in my everquest directory. Hit start eq and eq loads up. I go to the connect menu and enter in eqemu as the station name and password as directed. I hit connect and everquest pops up the error message "No host found. Make sure the file eqhost.txt exists in your everquest directory." WELL IT DOES AND HAS BEEN CHANGED AS DIRECTED BY YOU GUYS!

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG HERE?
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