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Originally Posted by chumpywumpy

It's the same problem. The gameserver cannot connect to the database. Either remote connections are disables, mssql is a named instance, a forewall if stopping centos talking to windows or you entered the wrong mssql server ip in cabal_config.

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which odbc.ini I must change?

/usr/local/psql/etc/odbc.ini

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[CabalGame24]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.160
Port        = 1433
Database    = GAMEDB
TDS_Version = 8.0

[CabalAccount]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.160
Port        = 1433
Database    = ACCOUNT
TDS_Version = 8.0

[CabalCash]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.160
Port        = 1433
Database    = CabalCash
TDS_Version = 8.0

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/etc/odbc.ini

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[CabalGame01]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.14
Port        = 1433
Database    = GAMEDB
TDS_Version = 8.0

[CabalAccount]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.14
Port        = 1433
Database    = ACCOUNT
TDS_Version = 8.0

[CabalCash]
Driver      = FreeTDS
Address    = 10.1.17.14
Port        = 1433
Database    = CabalCash
TDS_Version = 8.0

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10.1.17.14 - Windows IP (LAN)
10.1.17.160 - CentOS IP


and here mine config, can you check pls?

Never edit things by hand unless you are very sure of what you are doing.

The cabal_config.sh script is the same for everybody so it won't be that. When you run the "cabal_config" command it knows exactly what needs setting. The IP is correct so unless there is a firewall enabled on windows it will be the SQL configuration which that script i gave you checks.

Also you should be able to "ping" both windows from centos and centos from windows or none of it will work.

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Originally Posted by chumpywumpy

Never edit things by hand unless you are very sure of what you are doing.

The cabal_config.sh script is the same for everybody so it won't be that. When you run the "cabal_config" command it knows exactly what needs setting. The IP is correct so unless there is a firewall enabled on windows it will be the SQL configuration which that script i gave you checks.

Also you should be able to "ping" both windows from centos and centos from windows or none of it will work.

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Thanks Chumpy - its work
just turn off windows brandmouser
woooooot
thanks =^~^=

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Originally Posted by Prikolist182

Thanks Chumpy - its work
just turn off windows brandmouser
woooooot
thanks =^~^=

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Windows brandmauser? what is that ? some kind of firewall ?

and where can i turn it off ?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Zabuza

Windows brandmauser? what is that ? some kind of firewall ?

and where can i turn it off ?

Thanks

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its standart Windows Firewall

Start->Settings->Control Panel-> Windows Firewall

so, i spend a week trying running the server...
and all this cuz a f***ing windows firewall

i feel stupid... eheh

Thank you all =P