Login/Password Invalid

[CabalWings]

Hello people. Im having a touble to enter on my server.

I'm using: Windows 7, Centos 5.4 TDP 2.8.1, Putty, VMWare 7.1.4, WinSCP .

All database is CONNECTED SUCCESSFULLY.
All IP's Changed (Server list, Internal, Maiindex, Language.enc)
All ip's setup done, I can enter Putty, WinSCP, MSSQL and make configs with no problems.

But when I try to connect to my server, I type login/password and its says its wrong. I've created 5 Logins, only number, only letters, mix of both. Nothing goes on. I just can't enter on the game.

I've reconfigured over and over again, but on the end its all the same.
I even change Centos 4.8 to 5.4 TDP 2.8.1. and no results!

Can someone help me?

[MentaL]

[Yamachi]

Are you using dbo.cabal_sp_toolRegisterAccount to create an account?

[CabalWings]

No. I'm using this one: exec dbo.cabal_tool_registerAccount.

Maybe my database is outdate, there is somewhere that I can find new data files?

Ty for your atention!

[Yamachi]

No. I'm using this one: exec dbo.cabal_tool_registerAccount.

Maybe my database is outdate, there is somewhere that I can find new data files?

Ty for your atention!

That's the one I meant, sorry. I was just pulling the name off of the top of my head. Anyways, make sure that your client is actually connecting to your own server and not someone else's.

[CabalWings]

There is somewhere in the Launcher that I need to change IP? or Ip's just need to be changed on Server list, Internal, Maiindex, Language.enc ?

[chumpywumpy]

It's probably MD5, have I not responded to these types of posts enough times for somebody to know how to check and fix? Sheesh

Paste this into a query window and run it, tell me the results. Use BuHTuK's fix if the xp_md5.dll check fails.

Declare @insname varchar(25)
if convert(varchar(25),serverproperty('instancename')) is null
  set @insname='MSSQLSERVER'
else
  set @insname=convert(varchar(25),serverproperty('instancename'))
  select @insname as 'Instance',
  serverproperty('productversion') as 'Ver', serverproperty('productlevel') as 'SP',
  serverproperty('edition') as 'Edition'
  if @insname<>'MSSQLSERVER'
  begin
    select 'THIS IS BAD! You must reinstall MSSQL. Please follow the guides next time.' as 'MSSQL is a named instance!'
  end

  begin
    Declare @inspath varchar(10),@reg varchar(100),@tcpremote as int
    EXEC master.dbo.xp_regread @rootkey='HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE',
    @key='Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\Instance Names\SQL\',
    @value_name=@insname,
    @value=@inspath OUTPUT
    set @reg='Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\' + @inspath + '\MSSQLSERVER\SuperSocketNetLib\tcp\'
    EXEC master.dbo.xp_regread @rootkey='HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE',
    @key=@reg,
    @value_name='Enabled',
    @value=@tcpremote OUTPUT
    select @inspath as 'Instance path',@tcpremote as 'Remote connections enabled?'
    if @tcpremote='0'
      begin
        EXEC master.dbo.xp_regwrite @rootkey='HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE',
        @key=@reg, @value_name='Enabled', @type='REG_DWORD',@value=1
        select 'I enabled remote connections ! Please reboot !' as 'Remote connections checker'
      end
    else
      begin
        select 'This is good! I have nothing to do :(' as 'Remote connections checker'
      end
    select account.dbo.fn_md5('test') as 'xp_md5.dll check'
  end