[HELP] Pre-Server--Wrong DB Password

Hello everyone,

I downloaded source from St34lth links, compiled with VS2013, created folders for everything, setted the config. files, deleted old atum user from db, created a new one, activadet TCP/IP, changed ports on TCP/IP on IP2/3 and also changed IP with my Local one.

I thought everything was done, but no. Still got this error.

Can someone help me please?

This is PRESERVER log:

Code:

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08-28 15:54:03|[Notify] elapsed time after turn on !!  0Day  0h:24m:36s

08-28 15:54:03|Pre Server Start

08-28 15:54:03|CVMem::AllocVMem VirtualAlloc() success, TypeSize[ 1508] PoolCnt[  100] CommitSize[  151552] vectorSize[1] Address Range(0x7EF50000 ~ 0x7EF75000)

08-28 15:54:03|CVMem::AllocVMem VirtualAlloc() success, TypeSize[ 1528] PoolCnt[  101] CommitSize[  155648] vectorSize[1] Address Range(0x7EF20000 ~ 0x7EF46000

08-28 15:54:03|CVMem::AllocVMem VirtualAlloc() success, TypeSize[ 1552] PoolCnt[15001] CommitSize[23281664] vectorSize[1] Address Range(0x7D8E0000 ~ 0x7EF14000)

08-28 15:54:03|    ServerGroup:                  Ace, Enable(1) MGameServerID(10061)

08-28 15:54:04|  [Notify] CPreGlobal::OnPacketNotifyOfSPToMPWinSoc# 10000 CWinSocket::WS_CONNECTED wParam(1)

08-28 15:54:04|  [Notify] CPreGlobal::InitServerSocket# Starting...

08-28 15:54:04|  [Notify] CPreIOCP::IOCPInit# 10000

08-28 15:54:04|  [Notify] CPreIOCP::IOCPInit# 11000 updated version files !

08-28 15:54:04|  [Notify] CPreIOCP::IOCPInit# 12000 arranged version list !

08-28 15:54:20|[DB Error] fail to connect DBServer(CPreIOCP::IOCPInit_) !! 192.168.1.240,1433 atum2_db_account : Wrong DB Password

08-28 15:54:22|[Error] PreServer IOCPInit Error08-28 15:54:23|[ERROR] CPreGlobal::OnPacketNotifyOfSPToMPWinSoc_ InitServerSocket_ error !!

08-28 15:54:24|  [Notify] CPreGlobal::EndServerSocket#
08-28 15:54:24|CGlobalGameServer::EndServerSocket_1
08-28 15:54:24|########################    Server IOCPClean    ########################

08-28 15:54:24|[Notify] CVMem::FreeAllVMem_ TypeSize[ 1508] TotalCommitedObjCnts(  100) CurrentObjCnts(  100)

08-28 15:54:24|[Notify] CVMem::FreeAllVMem_ TypeSize[ 1528] TotalCommitedObjCnts(  101) CurrentObjCnts(  101)

08-28 15:54:24|[Notify] CVMem::FreeAllVMem_ TypeSize[ 1552] TotalCommitedObjCnts( 15001) CurrentObjCnts( 15001)

08-28 15:54:24|Pre Server End0
8-28 15:54:24|CGlobalGameServer::EndServerSocket_1

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Maybe id/pass not xored? If you have src then modify log to show currently used id/pass

It would've been an idea to tell what you tried so far and which results you got as you seem to have done a bit of research on the issue already. The latter makes me question if you really found no useful information for this issue as it's something half the forum has run into already.

I think I've summed everything to say about this error up pretty nicely in a post from 2017, I would highly suggest reading it, especially the bullet points at the end of it:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Future

That error is actually logged each time the connection fails for whatever reason that is.

Related code in the Pre Server:

Code:

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BOOL bRet = odbcStmt.Init(g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerIP(), g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerPort(), g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerDatabaseName(), (char*)g_pGlobalGameServer->GetODBCUID(), (char*)g_pGlobalGameServer->GetODBCPASSWORD(), g_pGlobalGameServer->GetMainWndHandle());
if (!bRet)
{
        // 2008-09-05 by cmkwon, DBServer ¿¬°á ½ÇÆÐ ½Ã½ºÅÛ ·Î±× ³²±â±â -
        g_pGlobal->WriteSystemLogEX(TRUE, "[DB Error] fail to connect DBServer(CPreIOCP::IOCPInit_) !! %s,%d %s : Wrong DB Password \r\n"                // 2012-09-24 by jhseol, ¼Ò½ºÁ¤¸® - ÁÖ¼® Á¤¸® ID / PW ¹ÌÃâ·Â
                , g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerIP(), g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerPort(), g_pGlobalGameServer->GetDBServerDatabaseName());        // 2012-09-24 by jhseol, ¼Ò½ºÁ¤¸® - ÁÖ¼® Á¤¸® ID / PW ¹ÌÃâ·Â

        MessageBox(NULL, "DB connect CPreIOCP::IOCPInit()", "ERROR - SpaceCowboy PreServer", NULL);
        return FALSE;
}

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Their logging is as usual not of any help unless you really wrote a wrong password.

Try to connect to your SQL serv with the Management Studio using the credentials that you put in the global.cfg and see what error the Management Studio gives you.

Common reasons for this are:

• TCP is not configured correctly for the SQL server (check in the Configuration Manager)
• The server does not allow SQL authentication
• The username is wrong
• The password is wrong
• You did or did not XOR the credentials in the global.cfg (depends on the bins)

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Thank you for your answer.
I have already read this post @Future. I tried your solutions:
- As i said, i checked my TCP/IP configs;
-SQL mixed is checked (as explained in St34lth guide);
-To start i used atum and callweb ID/PASS (already checked configs and src , they are ok);
-i tried configs with XORED and not XORED credentials.

i also checked Bins configs to make me sure there is nothing uncorrect, but everything seems to be Ok.

Maybe im doing something wrong with the encoding of credentials? Any suggestion to do this in the correct way?

Thank you for your help :D

Can someone help me please?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by inetpub

Maybe id/pass not xored? If you have src then modify log to show currently used id/pass

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i suggest you to follow inetpub word.

put this line for debug your db id and password first
(Address: gameserver/preserver/main/PreIOCP.cpp / find this this word "BOOL bRet = odbcStmt.Init" then add this below that line)
g_pGlobal->WriteSystemLogEX(TRUE, "[DB PreIOCP DEBUG] %s, %s \r\n", (char*)g_pGlobalGameServer->GetODBCUID(), (char*)g_pGlobalGameServer->GetODBCPASSWORD());

But have you actually tried connecting to the SQL Server via the SQL Server Management Studio using the IP, User ID and Password you've set in the configs? If that doesn't connect, there is no chance your game servers will. + SSMS' error reporting is a ton better than masang's. You might get some useful information out of that.

Its solved on TV. It was fault of wrongly configured SQL server.

Can you tell what the problem was?