New MiniLogin Release!

[neiv2]

I'm using the readme file for the NewMiniLogin; to wit:

Welcome to the NEW MiniLogin!

Brought to you by Image and Devn00b.

This new MiniLogin is limited to 20 users authenticated by username/password.
There is also a 3 world limit which is enforced by authorized worlds only (user/pass).

Any world server without a user/pass will connect, but not be listed. Same goes for a server with ID > 3.

Green servers do not work at this time, user reporting may only be presented when first logging in.

Create a new database using the contents of loginserverdb.sql

For a new user (PLEASE NOTE: the ID field cannot be greater than 20 or the user will fail login) :

insert into login_accounts set name='username',password=md5("yourpassword"),user_ active=1;

For a world server (PLEASE NOTE: the ID field cannot be greater than 3 or the world will not list):

insert into login_worldservers set account='accountname',password='yourpassword',name ='Public Name';

As far as I can tell, I have followed this to the letter. I would love to use yours, Angelox, but I can't have my db overwritten (any chance of separating out the minilogin by itself?).

Aergad wrote: "you have to make the table . . . "

The login_worldservers table does exist, but not under the peq db (as the error message indicates). The readme file says to create a "new" db, so that's what I did (I named the db "minilogin"). It is a separate db from my "peq" db, and it does contain the table in question. Did I misinterpret something? Is there a setting that is wrong? Do I need to point something in a different direction?

Aergad wrote: " . . . and you need to set loginserver to either the actual hostname (like eqemulator.net) or the ip of your loginserver"

Where exactly do I set this? There seems to be no place in the table to set this. Is this in the eqemu_config.xml file?

Aergad wrote: "make sure you DONT put the loginserver in the same folder as the emu server files"

They are in separate folders.

Aergad wrote: "check the readme and all your settings in eqemu_config.xml"

I thought I did all that.

[neiv2]

Okay, I changed the default host in the db.ini to localhost, and now the error message is CheckWorldVerAuth . . . Table 'peq.login_versions' doesn't exist. I cannot find that table in either my peq db nor in my minilogin db.

Also World.exe is reporting, Could not connect to login server: TCPConnection::connect<>: connect<> failed. Error: 10061

[image]

I am not familiar with the PEQ database really, but you still need the tables included with the mini-login release. The CheckWorldVerAuth is because you have some database flag for MiniLogin, this is a regular Login Server. I think that was explained previously.

[neiv2]

I created the minilogin db from the supplied .sql file in the NewMiniLogin folder, per the instructions in the readme file. After creation, I found that (my version of) the minilogin db contains four tables: login_accounts, login_authchange, login_worldservers, and variables. Are there supposed to be others?

[neiv2]

The CheckWorldVerAuth is because you have some database flag for MiniLogin, this is a regular Login Server.

So, no change in the variables table from public to minilogin? I must have missed that one.

EDIT:

Ah, my bad.

[neiv2]

I changed it back to Public. Here's the latest:

1. World.exe reporting [WORLD__LS_ERR] Could not connect to login server: TCPConnection::Connect<>: connect<> failed. Error: 10061

2. EQLaunch.exe reporting Connected to World: Localhost:9000

3. Minilogin.exe reporting . . .
Server mode: Standalone.
Login server listening on port:5999
here10!
Unknown LoginSOPcode: 0x3002 size:33

This is followed by what appears to be some sort of hash table for 0, 16 % 32.

Once Minilogin.exe is launched, World.exe reports "connected to loginserver: localhost:5999"

No login screen actually appears.

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eqemu_config.xml what do you have for the login server.

[neiv2]

image:

<!-- Loginserver information. -->
<loginserver>
<host>localhost</host>
<port>5999</port>
<account>root</account>
<password>root</password>
</loginserver>

[image]

Ehh im not so sure localhost is good to use... try 127.0.0.1

[image]

Originally Posted by neiv2

image:

<!-- Loginserver information. -->
<loginserver>
<host>localhost</host>
<port>5999</port>
<account>root</account>
<password>root</password>
</loginserver>

I forgot to add, you have the account root with the password root in plaintext in your login_worldservers table right? (account field="root" password="root")