OK, banged my head against this long enough...

[klinzhai]

Just an FYI. When I connect to the minilogin server from a client, it says "904344 New client from ip: 127.0.0.1 port: 4884"

At least something is working...

[klinzhai]

Went and hunted down Cavedude's installer, seems to be working, only I'm not seeming to be able to login from my EQ client. I'm sure that it's something stupid (more PEBCAK) like I haven't added in the user/password for the client.

Edit: Yep, went into the db and inserted the record with a password (Yay for MysqlCC!!) and everything and *bam*! I got in. Now all I have to do is figure out how to get my server onto the server list

[Kirgothi]

I am having the same problem as you. Where are you stuck at? The "Logging into the server. Please wait..." screen? Or the server selection screen.

Cavedude told me that his installer takes care of adding a default user/passcode for you. I think it's mini/mini, but I am not positive.

Kir

[klinzhai]

I'm at the server screen.

His installer does not install default user/password into the account table (if you go get MysqlCC from the good MySQL folks, you can view the table and there's nothing in it). Just right-click on the account table, select "Open Table > Return all rows" and it will actually return you all the data in the table. If there isn't anything in there, right-click again in the open area where it appears that the data is and select "Insert record". Now you can go through and set all those wonderful settings that you'll need so that you can create new users. As soon as you click on the "name" field, it will autocreate a new master key (the "id" field for the table... never change this, it's only important for the db itself and it autoincrements) for the record.

[Kirgothi]

I am trying to use access to open the table, but I can't seem to find anything to open. What are you using to look at the database?

[cavedude]

Installer Pack 3.5 is out and should work for you.

[klinzhai]

You can find MysqlCC here:

http://downloads.mysql.com/archives....ysqlcc&v=0.9.2

It's a control center. If you load it on your db server (like probably most of us do), your settings should be:

Name: (doesn't matter, I just put down 'localhost')
Host Name: localhost
User Name: root (unless you want to use your EQ user)
Password: (your password )

You can actually do all the database admin type stuff through this... it's a lot easier than trying to do it through the command line version. However, you can't run really large (20+MB) .sql files in it, you have to do those through the command line version (*sniff*). I create all my users in that, since it's easier to just insert record and give it a name, password, status, ip, etc...

P.S.: Cavedude. I used 3.5 it does work way better than everything else, but for some odd reason it did not create an entry into the account table for a user.