Re: [MaNGoS] HOWTO: Install / Compile on Linux
My world is empty...how can I fix it?
I am running openSuSe 10.2
I have compiled MangOS v0.6 (downloaded from Sourceforge here)
I extracted the maps from my WoW client 1.12.1
I used the dbc from my WoW client 1.12.1
I installed XAMPP as suggested in message#1 of this thread by DJRavine.
I imported Silver's database 0.5, also as suggested in message#1.
The server runs, I have created an account, and can log in...but I'm lonely...my world is empty, no NPC's, no animals, no interactive objects...where are they all?
I tried .respawn all but still nothing appears.
Re: [MaNGoS] HOWTO: Install / Compile on Linux
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dwork
My world is empty...how can I fix it?
I am running openSuSe 10.2
I have compiled MangOS v0.6 (downloaded from Sourceforge
here)
I extracted the maps from my WoW client 1.12.1
I used the dbc from my WoW client 1.12.1
I installed
XAMPP as suggested in
message#1 of this thread by DJRavine.
I imported Silver's database 0.5, also as suggested in message#1.
The server runs, I have created an account, and can log in...but I'm lonely...my world is empty, no NPC's, no animals, no interactive objects...where are they all?
I tried .respawn all but still nothing appears.
Try using the start and stop script written by DJRavine stop then restart the server a couple of times otherwise it may mean a recompile of the source. What you could also do is try getting the latest builds from the the svn depository then use the latest silver database at 0.61 for 3147 builds onwards as this does sound rather like a database problem to be honest. Ensure that you have also added the sql updates from the sql directory in the latest build of mangos otherwise you could also find yourself running into other problems with the database. Hope this helps.
Re: [MaNGoS] HOWTO: Install / Compile on Linux
your sql database is actually empty I had seen tht same issue. when I downloaded one of the 30 - 40 megs sql files it has all the information for the tables and everything but the data for the spawns and the information about what and or where isnt in there.
a full sql for mangos.sql is close to 130meg last time I checked.
Reinstalling it again now on new linux box will tell you the size of the one I use when I get it installed.
Re: [MaNGoS] HOWTO: Install / Compile on Linux
Hi there!
I've successfully compiled and installed MaNGOS 0.6, extracted the necessary data (maps and dbc) from my (german) World of Warcraft client, created the databases, created a database user with the necessary permissions and imported the _default_ sql dumps into the databases... starting realmd and mangosd works flawlessly. I can even connect to the server, but after choosing the realm I get nothing more than "Verbindung hergestellt / Abbrechen" (I guess it's "Connected / Abort" in the english version of the client). I never get to the point where I am able to create a new character. Server and client are running on the same host. Is this a known problem? Does anybody have a solution?
Thanks!
BTW: What database works best with MaNGOS 0.6 (release)?
Re: [MaNGoS] HOWTO: Install / Compile on Linux
Quote:
Originally Posted by
cwsdoom
Hi there!
I've successfully compiled and installed MaNGOS 0.6, extracted the necessary data (maps and dbc) from my (german) World of Warcraft client, created the databases, created a database user with the necessary permissions and imported the _default_ sql dumps into the databases... starting realmd and mangosd works flawlessly. I can even connect to the server, but after choosing the realm I get nothing more than "Verbindung hergestellt / Abbrechen" (I guess it's "Connected / Abort" in the english version of the client). I never get to the point where I am able to create a new character. Server and client are running on the same host. Is this a known problem? Does anybody have a solution?
Thanks!
BTW: What database works best with MaNGOS 0.6 (release)?
Check your realmd database and ensure that you have the correct ip added to it, also check your mangos.conf and ensure that all details are correct and also check your realmd.conf to make sure the ip or DNS hostname are the same. For example the ip by default in realmd.conf and mangosd.conf are 127.0.0.1 I had to set mine as localhost and then the ip in the realmd database as 192.168.1.*
or if you are using a DNS client then set the name correctly in the realmd database i.e yourserver.dynndns.org. Hope that helps.