ProjectEQ CVS

[Bishop4351]

Not sure in windows but you can just for loop it to import the db's in linux with some thing simple like:

for file in *.*; do mysql peq < $file; done

This would also mean that every file in the folder was one you wanted in the db.

[cavedude]

I recommend everybody grab the newest commands.sql from CVS. In contains ALL EQEmu commands, their default access values, and a handy new description field with their descriptions.

[leslamarch]

CD,
I was just wondering if you could point me in the right direction for a change log for the database? Sorry if i missed it somewhere
Thanks
~LL~

[cavedude]

http://www.projecteq.net/phpBB2/view...c53dbc5bf86a99

Is as good as we'll get. It's a good overview of the changes, but if every change was documented, half of my time would be spent writing that up

[leslamarch]

Originally Posted by cavedude

http://www.projecteq.net/phpBB2/view...c53dbc5bf86a99

Is as good as we'll get. It's a good overview of the changes, but if every change was documented, half of my time would be spent writing that up

Perfect, Just what i was wanting to see.
Thanks So Much

[gorgoth]

I got winCVS and put in the information give and It says it can't find the specified file. Below is what I put in and I am at a loss as to what is going wrong.

under Module Name: peq_db

and under CVSROOT: :pserver:anonymous@peq.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/peq


The exact error message I get is:

Unable to initialize the CVS process: The system cannot find the file specified. The CVS used is : cvs.exe

did the files change?

[cavedude]

Seeing that the bots are becoming more popular and polished, I added two files to the CVS, bot_npcs.bat and bot_npcs.sh.

They simply will dump your current NPC bots to bot_npcs.sql, so that they can be sourced back in after you do a DB update.

Windows users:

1. Open bot.npcs.bat with notepad or similar and change peq to the name of your database.
2. Then, run the .bat file. It will create a new file called bot_npcs.sql in the same directory.
3. Update your database as normal.
4. Source in bot_npcs.sql

That's it!

Linux users do the same except using bot_npcs.sh. Make sure it's marked executable, and you run it as ./bot_npcs.sh

Of course, you will need to repeat this every time you update your database, or your bot NPCs will be lost.

The next version of the installer (which will offer a db update feature) will do this automatically.