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Hi!
I have the GM tools for CABAL. Everything works fine, it's just the tools that don't work :S i don't know what to do, every details are correct and when i click load data, it could load forever :S here is a screenshot (no errors):
http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/4348/unledkm.png
why dont you try to use a newer one? If I recall misterminister made one in C#
Could i get the link for download? or to a page?Quote:
Originally Posted by SheenBR
I just can't find it :S or get this one to work :(
MisterMinister doesn't code; Chumpy made that.Quote:
Originally Posted by SheenBR
Could you help me out? where to get it? or help me get this one to work :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Yamachi
It's balq tools. that's on the pic :)
ops, my bad =pQuote:
Originally Posted by Yamachi
I'm kinda absent on CABAL Section... anyways, if you need something the best section to look for is in the releases section isnt it?
:P:
Quote:
Originally Posted by flybox
This problem is caused by running java does not match the version of the system.
You must install java to match the version of your computer.
If you are using windows x64, you just need to install Java 64 bit but if you use windows x86, it requires Java 32 bit.
Im not 100% sure in this. I just solved this problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by supun
Its something to do with the latest java update. I neded to downgrade my java version.
Right now its working with Java6 Update 27
So just in case try to download this version and try out. :8:
Can some one help me with this? : http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/69/94172872.png
Do what the message tells you, check the log.txt. It should be in the same folder as BalQs tool.
I get no errors in cabal log (database connect succes).
The only problem is in Tools.
The only error I get is this one :
2012-02-13 @ 03:24:31 : com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'Password', table 'ACCOUNT.dbo.cabal_auth_table'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.
try use 8 character for password
Didn`t work. :(
Try use 64 bit xp_md5.dllQuote:
Originally Posted by snowkid
http://forum.ragezone.com/f459/recom...ll-x64-494726/
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I do not have windows on 64 bit. I have win7 on 32 bit.
Run this querry in your sql
and write here what it says.Code:select account.dbo.fn_md5('test')
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Your xp_md5.dll is missing or wrong installed. Reinstall it and all should work. You must delete existing extended procedure if want to reinstall. All must be done like in Chumpy's guide.
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