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Originally Posted by trevius
Well, just an FYI, there hasn't been any required SQL changes for since revision 362 as far as I can tell. So, you should be perfectly fine running mismatched revisions of source code and the database as long as you aren't running anything either the database or source code that are older than that. But, the ones you have should be perfectly fine together as far as I can tell.
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Ah alrighty. I'll give that a shot.
Usually, there's some huge database changes that can only be run when it meets a certain revision requirement, so I wasn't sure in this case.
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Originally Posted by trevius
The only pre-packaged stuff is a mini-login setup for a private server (mostly for LAN play) that Leslamarch created. I don't have a link to it offhand, but really the public one shouldn't be too hard to get going if you keep at it. Those perl problems can be a bit of a pain, but they have all happened before. Just need to find the right thread explaining the right fix for your issue. You may want to do a file search for that perl58.dll file and just delete all instances of it, uninstall perl and then install it again and see what happens.
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Yep - ran that and installed it. Wasn't quite what I was looking for.
I got everything set up so far, though with PEQ and EQEmu. What I ended up doing was download the PEQ Installer and updated it with the update packs. This installer had everything I needed to get everything up and running - the server even showed up on the Login Server list!
I didn't use the Perl and MySQL installer that came with the package, however. But everything worked fine. There aren't huge changes from that revision of MySQL to the most current version, so I just kept my old installation of that. Same with Perl. The installer did have the configuration files and everything else. Then I just carefully replaced it with the 408 revision and sourced in all of the SQL files up until then.
So now I'm trying to find out what it is exactly that was wrong so I can get everything together for a write up. This way, it can be documented much easier for those people wanting to start off just like I did.
Now if I can only get the source to compile, then I'd be all set! LOL.
