COMPLETE PUBLIC SERVER SETUP - Jan-2011

[Emmeric]

Originally Posted by lerxst2112

The exclamation point means that a file is changed, or a folder contains one or more files that are changed. It's nothing to worry about.

Good, thanks.

The attempt to use the peqdb is not working. When downloading the DB using this link in Tortoise SVN (http://projecteqdb.googlecode.com/sv...k/peqdatabase), we get a zipped database_incremental. When that is unzipped, a folder named database incremental is formed with a db_dump text file inside. There are no .sql files.

Commands to use either the incremental folder or the dump text do not source the DB as the guide directs.

What should I be doing here? I read through this thread but didn't see a definite or clear answer to this issue.

Thanks for your help so far! Things are proceeding smoothly as long as I stop at every hitch and ask...

[BrandeX]

Try again. I just d/l and unzipped database_incremental.zip and got db_dump.sql

Do you have "hide file extensions enabled in windows explorer?

[Emmeric]

Originally Posted by BrandeX

Try again. I just d/l and unzipped database_incremental.zip and got db_dump.sql

Do you have "hide file extensions enabled in windows explorer?

That was exactly it, thank you.

Received a ton of duplicate errors when running load_player.sql. Nothing I should worry about, I imagine?

Also, should I be running any updates to the incremental file? Most look like optional pre-made modifications if I chose to use them?

[Emmeric]

I sampled an sql update, #106 Optional proc rules. It returned an unsuccessful update using Navicat.

[Err] 1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
[Err] insert into rule_values values (0, 'Combat:AdjustProcPerMinute', 'true');
[Msg] Finished - Unsuccessfully

Using Visual C++, I can locate the lines and simply change them there. Would this work? If I make the changes through Vis C++, would I need to run anything again - the build? The mysql db commands?