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Old 02-23-2009, 12:48 AM
nilbog
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Zeice! Thank you very much.

I plan to work on this tomorrow.. as I have a lot of players eager to test new things.

I don't have a desire to compile to the latest build from what I have.. if I can just start with the newest one and modify it from there. From looking at that list, what I currently run looks quite ancient. Let me see if I have the steps correct then.

1. download the latest source at
http://projecteqemu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

2. Make a few custom changes I want.. then compile.

3. Then source the r355 svn vs. my database?

I guess only other question I have is how do I know the exact revision of my database? Seems like an easy thing to find or know, but honestly I'm not sure! I assume I need to start at the correct point in time so I'm not modifying columns that don't exist, etc.

Thanks again for info!
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Old 02-23-2009, 01:33 AM
Zeice
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I think angelox would be able to answer that better since it's his database you're using, I have no experience with his. You don't need to change your database at all except source in the files from. http://code.google.com/p/projecteqem.../utils/sql/svn If you think your database is really that old then you might need to source them all in, the only way to really tell is if you try to start your server and you get a bunch of errors. Might be a little tedious to add in all those changes but it's the only way I know of for your situation.

And yeah for compiling you just download the source from that link, make your changes and compile.
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