COMPLETE PUBLIC SERVER SETUP - Jan-2011

[deaddraqear]

Ok, I've followed this guide to the letter, and running into a problem at step 9. I am getting 1 successful build, and 4 failures. Briefly looked through forums here and I didn't see anything, but was just wondering if someone could point me in the right direction if nothing else?

Well, I guess I forgot to restart comp somewhere in there or something.. thats all I did and it worked just fine this time -.-

[Fulcrum]

I am getting 1 successful build, and 4 failures.

Kinda sounds like you're running Perl 5.12.* or have remnants of it left over from an uninstall.

[dranovir45]

oops wrong details.

[dranovir45]

I figured out the problem with SVN, new problem, im getting 2 succeeds, and 3 failures, any idea why this is? was no write up on what to do if that happened.

[Rikon]

I did everything to to a "T" and still got hung up on this step...

So now, its time to click on the top menu called Build and choose "Build" from that one.
It will start building the server for you. Don't pay any attention to the warnings and
crap that goes up the window, A lot of it doesn't mean anything.
All you have to hope for, is when its done, it will give that same line again:
Build: 5 succeeded 0 failed 0 up-to-date 0 skipped
THIS WILL TAKE AWHILE TO BUILD - HAVE A COFFEE!

I am showing 1 succeeded and 4 failed. Any suggestions?

[Rikon]

I have it up to 2/5. Better than nothing

EDIT: Removed

[Astal]

just kidding, good job man

[drumbler100]

Have done everything from all of the steps in the original post. start bat looks the same and eqemu_config looks the same (only changing the servername and mysql password in their as asked and changing from 5998 to 5999 since running underfoot)

Firewall is allowing zone and world, router is setup. and after running start.bat getting the [LAUNCHER_ERROR] Wolrd told us to start zone dynamic_01 but it is already running.

Running world.exe from the command prompt there are no problems, but running zone.exe I get [Debug] [NET_WORLD] Worldconnection connect: connecting to the server localhost:9000: TCPConnection::Connect<>: connect<> failed. error 10061

[Relyt]

I'm only successfully building three of the five files?

[Setrutysewet]

some help please on step 13

13.First, go to your C-Drive and right click on the folder you made called peqdb
and choose "SVN Checkout"
In the "URL of repository" line copy and paste the following:
http://projecteqdb.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/peqdatabase (then click OK)
It will finish with "At Revision XX"

Next, go to that folder peqdb and unzip the file from peqdb_rev1751.sql.gz
to the same peqdb folder.
This file will be named peqdb_rev1751.sql (without the .gz)

The peqdb_revXXXX.sql.gz file does not appear in the http://projecteqdb.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/peqdatabase location


Please advise.

[image]

Go into the updates directory of that folder you were just in. The revision sql's are there just not gzipped.

Edit: Actually I think you want a completely different google project - this isn't the EQEMu google project.

This has all the latest sql revisions:
http://projecteqemu.googlecode.com/s...utils/sql/svn/

[pepsiphreak79]

Can someone please write a walkthrough that a normal human can understand None of this is working its all just messing everything up

[GLGanjika]

This is a working and wonderful server-set up guide and I want to thank whoever went through the trouble of making it.

I have a question though: I'm still pretty new to this whole thing and just wanted to know ; relative to this guide how would I re-source stuff if need be without ruining my server? I would feel most comfortable if some one more familiar could show me which steps in this guide i would have to follow (or should i say refollow) to re-source stuff without causing damage.

[sorvani]

awesome post, I'll be going through this later tonight or tomorrow.

one quick thing I noticed since you stressed for the beginners to type thing EXACTLY as you did, in a few places you missed the spaces in the mysql login command. example: mysql -uroot -ppassword or are spaces not required there? never tried without spaces.

[Huppy]

Originally Posted by sorvani

awesome post, I'll be going through this later tonight or tomorrow.

one quick thing I noticed since you stressed for the beginners to type thing EXACTLY as you did, in a few places you missed the spaces in the mysql login command. example: mysql -uroot -ppassword or are spaces not required there? never tried without spaces.

Ya, just like joligario replied, you can login to mysql without using a space between -u and root, so its typed -uroot (just like that)
And the same for your password -ppassword.
So if your user name was root and password was fufu, you would type:

mysql -uroot -pfufu