exactly what the title says... i get that when trying to log in... yes my table.xml files have right i, user pass, and database, and all my ips are right in the gamesys... can someone point me in the right direction?
exactly what the title says... i get that when trying to log in... yes my table.xml files have right i, user pass, and database, and all my ips are right in the gamesys... can someone point me in the right direction?
your table.xml is wrong. or you edited the wrong one. that is the ONLY thing that gives that error
thats the sad part my tables.xml are both right in both authd files to be sure and still same error
table.xml goes into /etc
that is where it should be..
not for the server files im using.. they are in ms_authd and my_authd... if was using regular authd it would be located in etc... i believe i am correct... besides before i had it working without it being in /etc
Was very often such a mistake, especially on the versions 1.4.4 and 1.4.5
Fix swap out
Or Java is bugged, Authd is bugged, GDeliveryd isnt connecting correctly theres many other ways....Originally Posted by Psytrac
table.xml can be ANYwhere, it depends on where you 'call' it at the end of authd. I could put it in /fuck/me/hard/table.xml as long as that's where authd 'called' it...
The other thing is, I've also seen this error on my first 'test' of whatever release it was here for v145 as it could NOT find the mysql connector (because again, AUTHD didn't 'call' it). Some genius apparently left it out of just 'directly' 'calling' it (and instead inserted it as a 'classpath' 'call' =\)... SEE HERE about that one... Post #17 exhibited the same " java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" error from authd just not having ":./lib/mysql-connector-java-5.0.8-bin.jar:" (instead of it being listed in some BS classpath)
remember to also check your mysql layout!
To do a check to see if authd has connected or not, view the active connections in your mysql server
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