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Old 08-02-2004, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbox114
database perl enabled
/cringe
You dont need to enable your database for perl, you must mean the source. The only thing you might want to do is add the globals table if its not already in there... other than that...
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Originally Posted by jimbox114
I mean I see some of the most simplest of questions answered in the tutorial section, yet I am deemed a fool for not knowing something like this
I'm the first one to admit I'm not good with C++ and compiling, and I took my shot at it and crashed and burned >.<.

I used the guides fine setting up my server with a precompiled version, I just didn't have people walk me through finding the most up-to-date link. My suggestion is to use the precompiled binaries available around the fourms to use, because if you cant compile them you aren't going to be able to edit them. There are plenty of databases out there, use search. /shrug.
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