New Linux Server Guide

[Dr Zauis]

Originally Posted by Angelox

I was just told that this error comes from MySql DB with versions lower than 4.1

Line no.:42
Error Code: 1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8' at line 14

Time to upgrade!

OK..Yeah. It makes sense
So I guess Ill have to upgrade. Or try to.

[eq4me]

Since I decided not to invest any more time into eqemu right now I am abandoning the guide.
It was a tough decision but there is more to life than sitting in front of a computer solving other peoples problems. I have more than enough of this at work.

There are enough people who set up a working Linux Server who can fill in the gaps.

[John Adams]

:(

But you were so good at it. I'll see what I can do to update. I've messed with FC4 enough to be able to set stuff up in about 30 mins now. But you are the master at finding low-level stuff I would never think of. I hope all is well, and we still see you haunting the forums, eq4me.

Take care,
J

[eq4me]

Originally Posted by John Adams

:(

But you were so good at it. I'll see what I can do to update. I've messed with FC4 enough to be able to set stuff up in about 30 mins now. But you are the master at finding low-level stuff I would never think of. I hope all is well, and we still see you haunting the forums, eq4me.

Take care,
J

Sure, but my job is getting a bit hectic right now. I rather spend my little spare time away from stuff that smells like work. Of course I will have a look what people update to the guide and make corrections if needed.

And to be completely honest I am a bit miffed that important information is only floating around in the forum and not updated in the Wiki. It isnt much harder to update the appropriate wiki entry and point to it then writing the answer in an thread.

[John Adams]

You are right. I personally will make more of an effort to transfer some of the data I see when I come across it. Maybe I'll start a trend.