Alright, new problem. I've finished setting up V83 MoopleDev, and the server is able to be started, and localhost can successfully launch. However, it crashes to desktop whenever I try to log in after inputting my username and password.
I've double and triple-checked my JCE files, and have the correct versions used. I don't have any kind of port forwarding set up, I'm just using local, but I've made sure to make firewall exceptions for 8484 and 5252 (and 3306 ofc).
Any ideas?
Last edited by ari141; 27-11-14 at 02:49 AM.
Running WAMP?
Actually, I had just solved this a minute before I read your post. Thank you anyway!Originally Posted by BloodAngel13
Solution (in case anyone sees this down the line): you need to set your SQL password in ServerConstants BEFORE you compile, which was something I didn't know. If you've already compiled, just compile again and you'll be fine.
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Bump. New question! I've changed the first post to reflect it. I can't get past the login screen, now. I've quadruple-checked the JCE files.
It should give you an error if the JCE files are in the wrong place. However that's still the only thing I can think of. Really checked all the locations? Some already have them, but you have to overwrite them.
Actually, I'm running into this problem again with another source as well. I've made sure to match my JCE files to my JDK and JRE versions (and I've tried both using 6 and 7 seperately). I've placed the local policy and US export policy (or whatever the strength files are called) into the requisite folders and overwritten any pre-existing files. The folders were the lib, ext, and security folders in both JDK and JRE (and JDK has two lib folders). I've checked numerous tuts and sources to make sure I wasn't doing anything obviously wrong, but...I'm pretty lost here.
Here's the hexdump from when ZenthosDev kicks me out of login, if it would be any help.
"Exception Caught: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cipher not initialized (Hexdump: 29 AF 2B AF 2B C0)"
Pretty sure that error is caused by these policy files.
Hmm...what else can I do, then? I have JCE in the following folders:
Java/JDK1.7.0_67/lib , /jre/lib, jre/lib/ext, jre/lib/security
Java/JRE7/lib, ext, security
Those are the folders that everyone seems to agree the policy files belong in. I've also tried this with fresh policy files, and after restarting my computer. I've also uninstalled and reinstalled JDK and JRE.
I'm at the end of my rope here...is there maybe anything I've forgotten? Do the policy files need to be tweaked in any way, or are they just dropped in the folders? Can the folders have read-only permissions?
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